No. 1 Leaves No. 3 Leaves
Train schedule fragment notes No. 1 and No. 3 departures with times 1:05 a.m. and 9:05 a.m. respectively.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1898
Page
3
Local residents and visitors listed in Bryan area notice
Local notes list residents and visitors including Bob Odom, Col A M Rhodes, E E Stockton, A L McLeod, H K Dowzer, Mrs W H Webb illness, J J Vandiver, Will Zulch, Ab Andras, J H Weeden, W A Carnes, Sam Rhodes, Prof Bd F Bullock, A W Shea ley, Mr and Mrs James Chance and child in New York, Ida and Nora Mistrot visiting J J Mistrot, Will Cobb Ed Cobb Squire Quinn from Grimes county, and local wood for sale on Carter's Creek by M Derden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Carnes
Sam Rhodes
Grimes County
Bd. F. Bullock
A. W. Shealey
Reliance
James
Chance
Little Son
New York City
Will Cobb
Ed Cobb
Squire Quinn
Wood Waulers
Carter's Creek
Bryan
M. Derden
Local notices and visits highlighted in Eagle column
Everyday arrivals from Brazos bottom Wellborn Millican and Caldwell visitors are noted. Local business calls include Parson’s beverages and Dewey ham sausage gifts. Delegates head to Marlin for the Seventh district convention with R. L. Henry expected to be renominated. Joe B. Reed promotes accident and life insurance options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Love
Harris School ‘House
Love
Lavinia McConnico
Daisy Astin
Muford
C. G. Parsons
Eagle Force
Howell Bros
Idelette West
Tyler Haswell’s
Marlin
R. L. Henry
Americans Take Ponce Without Resistance
The port of Ponce on Porto Rico surrendered to Commander Davis of the Dixie with no resistance and a warm welcome for the Americans. The capitulation occurred Thursday afternoon amid rumors about the Philippines and possible Manila surrender not confirmed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
St. Thomas
Ponce
Porto Rico
Dixie
Manila Surrender Rumor Ties To Spanish Authorization
Washington doubts Manila has fallen as Madrid reports, suggesting Spain may have authorized General Augustin to surrender the city. Other dispatches note Shafter denying statements, Miles advancing toward San Juan, and American forces occupying Guaniés with ships patrolling off Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Manila
Dewey
Madrid
Manilla
Spain
Augusti
San Juan
Porto Rico
Miles
Guanies
Army Rations Expanded for Enlisted Men and Civilians
Washington July 29 army regulations grant one ration a day to enlisted men hospital matrons and female nurses and to civilian employees earning sixty dollars a month or less. Also the secretary of war orders no removal or alteration of transport service vessels fitted for men or animals unless specially authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Secretary of War
Barnett Gibbs for Governor of Texas Nominees
The Populist state convention adjourned after nominating officers and adopting the platform. Ballots name Barnett Gibbs for governor and list other statewide officers, with a platform urging direct legislation, school land grants, tax cuts, and reform of the railroad commission and judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cane
Dallas
E. P. Alsbery
Harris
Supreme Court
T. J. McMinn
Bexar
Judge Court of Criminal Appeals
J. D. Todd
Marion
Omaha
St. Louis
McKinley
Spain
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Texas
Railroad Commission
Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across Texas Towns
Reports from McKinney Celeste Dundee Victoria Colon Eagle Lake detail a fatal tree accident in Melissa injuring three children, a bold depot robbery at Celeste, a serious shotgun wound near Melissa, a Victoria shooting and self defense claim, Armenian fever cases in Carthagena with quarantine, and four convict killings at a farm near Eagle Lake with escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Tex
Melissa
Dr. W
Rutledge
Jesse
Bennie
Jimmie
Colon
Carthagena
Local notes on crops visits and fraternal events
Tom Searcy reports splendid crops in Madison county with cotton corn and sorghum thriving and hogs in abundance. E H Holman of Houston attended the San Jacinto lodge grand lodge in Dallas and visited Bryan. his daughter Hattie joined him. Read John M Caldwell’s removal sale notice. he moves to Read's drugstore after August 18. A concert at Bethel by the singing normal drew praise for thirty days of instruction. Joe B Reed reports the A O U W grand lodge approved a 50 cent extra assessment funded from state general funds. Knights of Pythias plan a barbecue at the fish pond August 10 with Navasota lodge as guests. Mrs Horlock notes many Nava sota Knights will attend. entertainment committee includes Geo R Tabor, A G Board, and Curtis Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Searcy
Madison County
E. H. Holman
Houston
Tex
San Jacinto
Grand Lodge of the Order
Dallas
Bryan
A. W. Holman
Hattie
John M. Caldwell
Read
Bethel
Singing Normal
Joe B. Reed
A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge
Supreme Lodge
Texas Grand Lodge
Eagle
Knights of Pythias
Navasota Lodge
Robi. Horlock
Navasota Knights
Geo. R. Tabor
A. G. Board
Curtis Oliver
Exchange Hotel Arrivals
J F Randolph Madisonville W V McMaster Waco WH Curbh Houston F M Lodbrick Kansas City C H Young New York Sig Subman Galveston EE Luesley Dallas Jaok Mass St Louis B B Thompson Nava sota Floyd Smith New York ME Glass Houston J F Bell Houston T V Manning Dallas J R Baird Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Randolph
Madisonville
McMaster
Waco
Curbh
Houston
M Lodbrick
Kansas City
C H Young
New York
Sig Subman
Galveston
EE Luesley
Dallas
Jaok Mass
St Louis
B B Thompson
Navasota
Floyd Smith
ME Glass
Bell
Manning
J R Baird
Special Train to Galveston and Houston Sunday July 31
Special train leaves Bryan at 6 20 a m for Galveston and Houston with round trip fares 2 00 to Galveston and 1 75 to Houston Good to return on regular trains from Galveston by 7 30 p m July 31 and 7 00 a m August 1 from Houston by 9 00 a m August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Houston
Bryan
New Photographers Offer Modern Studio Services
Buy a photographic studio and announce new instruments ready for work. Call to view portraits and interiors or exteriors with flash lighting for dark spaces. Exhibit features Custers Light Fight reproduction by Adams at the bottling works, Lawrence Co., Dunn & Daly block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Bedford Photographic Studio
Willlis & Coleman
Adams
Gen. Custer
John M. Lawrence & Co
Dunn «& Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam Sanger
Ben Ettteson
Time Table
Hearne West Hound
Hearne
San Antonio
T. C
Bob Odom
Iola
Col
A. M. Rhodes
E. E. Stockton
Kurten
A. L. McLeod
Millican
H. K. Dowzer
Terrell
W. H. Webb
Ira Gooch
J.J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
Eagle Office
Will Zulch
Ab Andras
J. H. Weeden and
Daughter
Ida and
Nora Mistrot
J. J. Mistrot
Louis Batte
Brazos
Della Snowwhite
Calvert
Nannie
Ellie Henderson
Wellborn
J. L. Hearn
Jones
Caldwell
A. J. Edwards
Nannie Kirkland
G. W. Crow
J. W. Risinger
John Richie
Percy
Will White
George Donahue
FE. B. Lomax
Seale
Edwin Clapp
Webb Bros
Port OF
Dixte
Philippine Islands
London
New York Herald
Jacksonville
Chickamauga
South Carolina
Fla
Shafter
Santiago
Garcia
Senor Ros
United States War Department
St. Paul
Newport News
Brooke
Daily Graphic
Yacua
The
Vention
Austin
Confederate Home
Katy
Celeste
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Dundee
W. E. Overdeer
Collin County
Victoria
Jim Brown
Leon Pela
Brown
Eagle Lake
H. D. Parsons
University OF Texas
Wien
Colleges of Repute
Colinare
Evansium
Law Department
Hout Medical Department
South
School of Macy
School of Nursing
University Hall
John A. Lovmax
Resistrar, Austin, T Gian
Exchange Hotel
Photographers
John M. Catp
Dr. Rx
Palmer
Wright
Crown
Otfo Boehme
S. M. Derden
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