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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1899
Page
3
Schedule lines show times 9:05 a m 3:53 a m and 4:39 p m. The text lists three clock stamps likely for a service window or event timetable, though the source fragment lacks clear context or entities.
A dissected notice lists various items and names such as Dr H T Coulter I L Wilson J Time A L Banks and F E Giesecke with references to bottled beer sales and local happenings from a Bryan Eagle office column. Aimed at promoting beverages and local figures in a period chatter.
A mix of brief items notes visitors and travel mentions from Providence and Dallas. Rev G A Foster M F Vitopil attendances and calls to apply for a horse and a doctor. Sayers will attend College commencement in Austin. scrip and loans listed. Sanitation leagues expand in Texas and insurance sales offered. Annie Adams Miss Marie Adams attend Oak Cliff college commencement in Dallas. Depot painting and railway work progress. A C L Hill heads home to Gail Borden County after a hand injury. Mrs F A Lee hosts a young social with music and dancing. Capt J F Nichola to speak at A and M College alumni event. Rev H L Beach to organize Epworth Junior League at Methodist church. Surprise party for Rev and Mrs Stewart with thanks to The Eagle.
Since January 1 John B. Mike shipped from Bryan to outside points 34020 dozen eggs and over 1000 dozen chickens plus large local sales. The Palace Fruit and Produce Co of Los Angeles ordered 20 dozen chickens yesterday. The farmer congress meets July 25 at College, drawing farmer interest. Also notes on a water filter sale, lawn party at Prof L L McInnis, cheap wallpaper samples, street cleanliness, and local rental notices.
Dallas June 3 The Hayden vs Cranfill case ended with a jury verdict awarding S A Hayden 20000 actual and 10000 exemplary damages. Plaintiffs sought 100000 total and the case drew large crowds at the Forty fourth district courtroom. Defendants plan to move for a new trial and possibly appeal.
A conference of physicians declared no additional yellow fever cases found in New Orleans after May 28. They stated quarantine against the city is unnecessary under current conditions and praised state and local health authorities for cooperation. Signatories include Drs. Sanders, Glenn, Andrews, Haralson, Gant, Murray, and Ashton.
Lieutenant Colonel Du Paty de Clam, involved in early Dreyfus investigations, was arrested after a war ministerial consult with Premier Dupuy. He faces forgery and uttering charges and is jailed at Cherche Midi. court martial or disciplinary court awaits.
Reports list several suicides including Charley Cook at Liberty Hill and John Tyce of Atlanta in Mobile. A child died from concentrated lye in Brenham, and an unknown man was found hanged near Lometa. Other items note a baseball league’s dissolution, a Transmississippi congress session in Houston, and notable deaths in Houston and Galveston. Government finances for May show receipts of 44,786,012 and disbursements 40,513,004.
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