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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
2
A June 26 1900 issue from Bryan Texas includes brief anecdotes about a wife waiting for her husband and missing him asleep, observations on home dress by women, and notes on Japanese laborers replacing white workers in western rail and agricultural roles.
H and T railroad announces round trip fares to Galveston 2.00 and Houston 1.75 with return options on specific July trains. Palestine trips from June 27 28 at 3.35 fare with return by June 29. Charleston trip July 8 4 includes membership fee. final limit September 1 1900. Stopovers allowed east of Mississippi. tickets signed in Palestine.
Me P Beard warns all parties not to trespass on his pasture first pasture on the left on the Boonville road, rented from Merchants and Planters National Bank. He will prosecute under the law anyone found there without permission and forbids bathing in the tank in the pasture. Bryan Texas June 11 1900.
Notice states Zuber & Mc Dougald are authorized Bryan agents for Cox's Mineral Water in bulk. Mentions 174 Cox & Franz Calvert and Zuber & McDougald as distributors selling one barrel and keeping the product on hand with jugs available while supplies last.
An advertisement offers A. D. Mc Conico handling fire life and accident insurance with top company representation and a specialty in gin insurance in Bryan Texas. It also promotes Brook Hill Whisky at Exposition saloon, calling it the finest on earth.
International焦undering updates from London to Shanghai describe allied forces racing to relieve Tien Tsin as Chinese defenses and rail networks face growing pressure. Dispatches note Admiral Seymour’s 2000-strong column fighting to hold while 1000-strong relief forces struggle near Takn and Taku.
A Journal dispatch from Che Foo says Chinese bombardment of Tien Tsin set fire to mission buildings, spread to the native city destroying everything. The attacking force presses the allied troops. 160 dead reported. relief from Taku is urged.
Washington reports that in northern China 10,000 international troops struggle to hold ground and aid the besieged position, indicating the situation remains unsettled despite efforts to repel Chinese forces.
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