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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
3
The notice lists time card details for H.T. with northbound and southbound departures at various hours: Northbound No 1 at 12:80 p.m. and No 3 at 1:55 a.m. Southbound No 2 at 8:55 p.m. and No 4 at 8:00 a.m.
Local items report visitors from Mexia Navasota and Houston and social moves. Mentions Lemp’s bottled beer as a hot weather beverage. Mrs. J. H. Webb Mrs. R. Ford and many locals travel to Caldwell Richmond Navasota and Wixon. A bridge funding push urged, and plans for a new market and kindergarten reopenings noted alongside crop updates and farm chores.
Mr. George Mawhinney died after a brief illness last night around 9. Little Florine Edge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Edge, died Sunday night at 11 25 and was buried Monday at 5. She was 1 year 4 months and 28 days old. Mrs. W. W. Walprop injured in a fall on home steps Saturday night. Merchants and Planters Bank directors elected new officers with A D McConnico as cashier and M D Cole as vice president. J T Hines left for Purcell and Colorado to visit relatives. Edna and Linmore Nall hosted visitors. Willis Coleman offered photo portraits. Various local residents were noted visiting, returning, or traveling to nearby cities. The trial of John Greer concluded, with a verdict to be rendered next morning.
S. H. Hickman announces a summer school to proceed with enough pupil enrollment. Those intending to attend should enroll immediately to ensure proper classification and avoid delays. Bryan Texas, June 25, 1900.
Hotel arrivals list names numerous guests visiting Palestine and surrounding locales. Names include RL Duncan Mumford A Ty Bow ers Hugh Burns Taylor Eugene H Edge Houston Will Goldstein Saint Louis Missouri John I Bradley Anderson Val meriski Baden Baden S R Buch anan CW BV Boon Kirk John M King Navasota W Hilton Homer La W D Edge Kurten D D Greer G W Lands R L Greer R L Prescott SD McIntyre Nava sota A W Yeager W C Pool J J Lerimshire G W Price J P Skinner G F Symms F W Yeager Ellis Doren Millican O C Utsey Bryan M M Breen Sutton G D Price Charlie Smith Kurten Jo¢ Chaney Mesa.
Delegates arriving in Chicago favor John G Wooley of Chicago for president with a Prohibition platform likely to exclude other issues. Hale Johnson and Dr S Wallow have supporters and a brisk contest is anticipated. The Bryan running mate question is debated in New York with several candidates named. Dewey declines second place.
John O Chuck sues the Austin and Northwestern for 25 000 dollars claiming an old well left open at Cedar Park Texas caused his fall. James Lewis wins 25 000 dollars against the Cotton Belt railroad in Miller county Arkansas for injuries. Will Reech gets two years at Waxahachie for murder. Missouri Kansas and Texas to build to San Antonio. Roosevelt to speak at Carnegie library cornerstone in Oklahoma City July 2. Four men die in a Champion Michigan mine explosion.
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