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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1900
Page
2
M Nagle enters the race for Brazos County Attorney ahead of the upcoming November election. He presents his qualifications and platform to voters through campaign materials and local party outreach.
The building of the New Arlington Marlin’s $10,000 hotel has begun signaling growth for Bryan and the region. W D Holdeman of the Louisville Courier Journal resigns from the national Gold Democrats committee and says he will vote for Bryan and Stevenson.
Huntsville congressman Thos H Ball of the first district has been renominated. He is described as a rising star in the congressional field. The AOUW grand lodge meeting closed at Temple, reporting a favorable financial performance with Texas payouts over 200000 and member premiums over 2800. A Waco special notes Brazos River improvement efforts led by L L Foster of the Agricultural and Mechanical College and includes a meeting to discuss surveying the river from Waco to its mouth.
Sealed bids are invited to furnish the Bryan Graded school with eighty cards of dry split wood. Bids due by August 1. Wood must be on the ground by September 1, 1900. Right to reject all bids reserved. M. Parker, Chairman.
At the Gold Democrats national committee meeting Charles Tracey of New York was elected chairman to replace ill health retiree George Foster Peabody. Headquarters will be in Indianapolis as the party plans a vigorous sound money campaign. Vacancies on the executive and national committees will be filled by the new chair. No presidential ticket will be issued unless a major change occurs.
Reports from Lincoln indicate Populist sergeant at arms Edgarton clarifies Sioux Falls resolution grants the national committee plenary powers in ticket vacancies. If Towne withdraws, the committee may appoint Stevenson. discussion about Towne’s withdrawal is not disclosed.
W H Wiley is sick. Mr and Mrs Tom Dehart of Cottowood visit relatives here. Emma Arnold returns home from a two week visit. Hattie Grice of Taylor visits Miss Mamie Todd. Attendees at protracted Bethel meeting include Rev J M Bullock and Rev McJunkin. Several from here attend the concert at Reliance Friday night. A large crowd gathers for Sunday singing led by Will Terry Luther Holligan and Jim Carpenter. A refreshing rain fell on the 14th. People visiting and attending singing include Mrs Laura Hensarling and Mrs A Henserling Philip Henserling Charlie McMillan and others. Mrs T A Henserling visits Wellborn and returns home. Ester Gandy and Sly Jim of Rock Prairie visit here.
Ebenezer reports heavy rain hindering corn, local travel through Madison and Kurten for prospecting, visits among Carroll Post Poss families, upcoming picnic on the 25th, and a quieter singing night due to weather. Various residents including Dewitt Denmond and Miss Sallie Atkins are mentioned with brief travels and health notes.
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