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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1900
Page
3
The schedule lists northbound departures from Hearne No 1 at 12 21 pm No 3 at 4 03 pm No 2 leaves for orthbound No 4 at 8 04 am and a southbound train at 9 05 am with several departures and arrivals between Hearne and San Antonio including No 9 leaving Hearne at 3 10 pm and No 10 arriving at Hearne at 11 55 am.
Citizens and visitors including Miss Jane Sheldon and Prof E C Rollins arrive from Palestine Hempstead Mexia Hearne and Calvert. Minstrel show ads liquor promotions hotel rentals and business openings mark a bustling city day.
A quarter block with improvements is available for sale opposite and east of the court. The property is described as a good bargain. See Hudson Nall Real Estate Agents for details.
The Rector will preach at both services on Sunday January 7 in a divinely governed life themed evening entitled The Peace of Christ. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill announces hulls priced at 84 per ton delivered and cotton seed hulls at 4.00 per ton delivered for the next few days to make room for additional seed stocks.
Frankfort Kentucky January 6 Judge Cantrill grants an injunction requested by Election Commissioners Poyntz and Fulton restraining Mackey and Cochran from acting. The case set for appeal, giving Democratic commissioners control of the hearing venue. Senate information cites John J Whallen and Charles Ryan for contempt and alleged bribery of Senator Harrell with severe penalties. Springfield Newfoundland January 6 dynamite placed beneath a street car near the statehouse wrecking it. Ten aboard including six women a girl and three men were shaken. this is the fourth such bombing during a recent streetcar strike. Kokomo Indiana January 6 Mrs Lewis H Smith funeral held. sister eight total, pallbearers among surviving sisters. interment delayed to have distant relatives attend. Russellville Kentucky January 6 Edward Sinclair bank cashier shot at Keysburg by Will Elliston. Sinclair said to be dying.
A 71 year old woman Mrs Wisdom died after an incident at the Wisdom farmhouse near the International and Great Northern line southwest of San Antonio. Her husband L A Wisdom was beaten, and Thomas B Wisdom a deaf mute nephew was jailed for assault to murder. The killer’s identity remains conjectural.
London reports no decisive operation in South Africa with gains scarce and a vain sortie at Mafeking. Colonel Caden-Powell’s armored train failed against strong Boer defenses as contraband seizures dominate debate. Officials reiterate strict right of search to curb illicit imports via Delagoa Bay.
The fourth annual banquet of the Nebraska Traveling Men's Bryan club was held at the Lincoln hotel after state party meetings. About 200 traveling men and guests from Nebraska and nearby states attended as Mr. Bryan delivered an address praising the club's growing influence and touching on finance and imperialism.
Kokomo Indiana January 6 detectives arrested Peter Dunkle a resident near here on charges he murdered May Holwig in Franklin Ohio in 1886. A reward of 1300 had stood for 14 years for the capture of the killer and Dunkle denies knowledge of the crime.
Ernest J. Lehman founder of The Fair and first to implement department store concept in Chicago, died at White Plains New York. He had been a longtime patient at a private sanatorium in White Plains.
In Columbus Mississippi on Friday a fire caused estimated losses near 150000 dollars. Insurance covers about one third of the total. The blaze started in the broker's office among cotton samples.
Denison engineer Miles announces Friday work to locate the permanent Denison Sherman interurban line. Two 8 mile surveys show only a 125 feet discrepancy. Rails of 70 pounds are purchased as planning and right of way contracts proceed. Fort Worth reports Springer in Denver to prepare for the National Live Stock convention opening January 16. Dr William Hammond, former army surgeon general, dies in Washington after a notable career and revival from retirement.
W M Mathis, manager of the Sims farm in Italy Texas, killed a hog that measured 7 feet 11 inches long and dressed at 715 pounds. Officials regard it as the largest hog ever raised in Ellis county.
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