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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1900
Page
3
Train timetable fragment lists northbound and southbound departures and arrivals between Hearne and nearby connections. Various train numbers with times show morning and afternoon runs and intercity links including West and East bound services.
Local notices list visitors from Edge Stone City Millican Nacogdoches and Madison county. Goods for sale include car of corn grapes kraut hats and cigars. Lost laprobe reward and church services announced with morning and evening sermons.
The Grand Lodge Finance Committee of the A. O. U. W. met at the grand recorder J. B. Reed's office for a semiannual examination of the books and accounts. Members R. K. L. Montgomery, Dan Wise, and H. L. Bottoms chaired by Montgomery reviewed Reed's records. W. A. Hassel, special deputy, was renewed for six months as aide to the committee.
Notice announces the shutdown of a boot and shoe making and repair shop in Bryan Texas for two months. The owner N. J Amprta says to resume April 1 with new stock and re open for business from that date. A clearance sale on current inventory runs until February 1.
Real estate firm Hudson and Nall advertises for a good improved farm in Brazos county. Buyer seeks at least 100 acres and is prepared to trade immediately. Contact Hudson and Nall, dwelling real estate agents.
Real estate agencies Hudson and Nall seek buyers for town and country property and offer purchaser finding services. A sermon by Rev. E L Shettles at the Methodist church at 11 am and 7 50 pm with topics The Philosophy of Prayer and a focus on great sinners. A pencil collection by J R Cole showcases about 200 varied leads. he seeks odd or new pencils from readers. Francis Labadie and associates to perform under Knights of Pythias auspices. W F Swain returns to Houston after Masonry degrees. four candidates initiated. A position as a governess and music teacher is sought by Miss M Box 340 12.
Washington reports leaders in the Senate and House expect action on a bill defining Puerto Rico status and a U S form of government before the current session ends. Committees have not started formal consideration, though sentiment favors extending tariff and navigation laws to Puerto Rico.
The United Mine Workers of America in Indianapolis rejected two major measures. Delegates voted down a plan to hold all national conventions in mining towns and a resolution showing sympathy for the Bears. A free silver measure sparked loud protests while a weekly wages proposal failed.
A janitor in New Albany Mississippi discovered an infernal device primed for discharge under a witness chair in the criminal courtroom. Police believe the device aimed to assassinate a key witness in a major trial scheduled to begin Monday when the court opens.
W J Brogdon as Brazos County Populist chairman calls a mass meeting of Populists at the Brazos County courthouse Bryan on Saturday January 27 1900 at o clock p m to elect delegates to the Congressional convention in Waco February 3 1900 and to the National Peoples Party convention and transact other business. W W Weaver secretary.
Victoria B C January twenty the provincial government says it will amend its alien exclusion law to permit Americans to hold claims purchased from Canadian locators. The change pleases American aliens.
In Grapevine Texas a county convict fell from a gravel wagon and was run over by the load. The weight was about 4000 pounds but the man appeared not seriously hurt.
A large snowfall swept along the Frisco line Thursday night disrupting rail service between Monett Missouri and Rogers Arkansas and creating travel delays along the route.
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