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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
3
The timetable shows northbound and southbound train numbers and departure or arrival times between Hearne and nearby routes. Notes include No 1 and No 3 northbound, No 2 and No 4 southbound, and No 9 and No 10 between Hearne and San Antonio, with various listed times around noon, afternoon, and night.
Reports confirm Mrs. D C Vick and several others returned home yesterday. Mrs Jas H Webb visited Caldwell. Rev Clarence Cavitt and Judge Hudson were in town. Rip Van Winkle at the opera house tonight. A branch of community notes mentions seeds, groceries, seeds and garden supplies, a tool bridge project, and a reward offer for a bay horse. A Poorly worded update notes an accident near Wellborn severing two toes. A special note covers a proposed telephone line to Rogers Prairie and chocolates from a student friend. A new governess and music teacher seeks a position with families.
Obituary notes Mrs. Estelle Wilson Carson of Canton Mississippi born 1867 died in Burleson County near Pitts Bridge after residence at College Station and Bryan area. Husband James W Carson and three children survive with many friends offering sympathy. Also report of Clarence Scott’s broken ankle from Thompson Creek bridge and Chas Edinburg relocating a restaurant in town serving oysters and lunch.
Reports from Washington heads explain General Wheeler's return to the U S and the army's position. In Jackson Mississippi Governor Longino's inauguration urges legal fixes for lynching harms and sheriff accountability. Kokomo Indiana notes a steady gas decline threatening factory supply within a few years and continued switch to wood and coal.
A Philadelphia steamer arrived from Puerto Rico with merchants bound for Washington to press President McKinley and Congress on Puerto Rico needs. They demand free trade with the United States, recall of Spanish coin for American currency, and active efforts to secure a $10,000,000 loan.
Avingliano dynamite factory near Turin exploded collapsing five buildings and damaging the surrounding district. Ten bodies were recovered. several injured were hospitalized as surgeons were dispatched from Turin after the blasts were heard in the city.
Washington on January 17 reports that young Jack Gridley has passed his examination and will be commissioned as a lieutenant in the Marine Corps.
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