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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
Schedule notes train No 100 at 7 15 am to connect with main lines going west and train No 102 departs 4 pm with connection to east bound lines. No 101 arrives 1 20 pm and No 108 arrives at an unspecified time.
Real estate ads dominate with properties for sale and rent, including residence lots near church, two mules for sale, and a rustling note about Monroe Edge. Names include Cliff A. Adams, Mrs. C. M. Proctor, J. W. Coulter, Eugene C. Blake, Maggie MacDougald, L. S. Ross, M. B. Laski, John Tauber, and FE Jenkins. Community notices cover funerals, a tea at J. B. Hines residence, and a midwinter carnival promo from El Paso for Jan 17–19 1901.
Bryan social notes describe Miss Ozelle Doremus and guests at the Doremus home with roses and violets decor, a Warsaw of card games, a wedgeswood cameo prize, dancing to Prof Zehnal's orchestra, and refreshments. Local visitors from Madison county shown trading with many named individuals. Public notices include a real estate solicitation and a lodge funeral notice for Col Harvey Mitchell along with two rental offerings from local firms.
Dr John L Fountain states he will not leave Bryan and that the report is groundless. He will resume his medical practice after the legislature adjourns, with his brother Dr W C Fountain taking charge in the interim.
January 31 deadline approaching for unpaid receipts. Tax collector J J Adams urges immediate payment as delays will not be accommodated.
The firm announces a new expert city tailor on staff and a shop at the rear of the store for pressing cleaning repairing and alterations. Prompt service at reasonable prices invites ladies to bring jackets wraps and tailor made suits for fitting. Very Respectfully 35 Parks and Waldrop.
Exchange records list arriving guests including Eugene C Blake from St Louis T D Culbreath of Dallas R M Burney from Leavenworth J W Murphy of N. CO R A White and Geo. K White from Philadelphia J J Knight H C Hoskins of Dallas R L Gray from St Louis W J Hefley Waco W A Murphy Hallville A Unger Hearne R T Burwell Houston CENTRAL W D Cowan Brenham C F Elliott T Elliott Edge J H Wooley Seth Batson Rogers Prairie W J Robinson W M Baker.
The report from Havana confirms mosquitoes transmit yellow fever with direct bites causing infection while infected bedding or clothing show no transmission. Dr. Reed notes non immune individuals contracted the fever after mosquito exposure, with conclusive results from controlled experiments. Separate dispatches report various local incidents including a railway engineer’s release in Mexico, a boy burned to death in Grimes county, and political moves in North Carolina and West Virginia.
Irwin and Williamson, gents furnishings dealers, made a general assignment for the benefit of creditors naming L. P. Mantooth as assignee. Liabilities are about 4000 dollars with assets around 2500. In Constantinople a bubonic plague death is officially reported and arrivals are screened.
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