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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1899
Page
3
Hearne schedule notes No. 9 leaves Hearne at 3 10 p m and No. 10 arrives at Hearne, with No. 1 arriving earlier. Local notices report residents visiting in Houston Navasco ta Dallas and San Antonio, with multiple calls for goods and services and various visits.
Multiple brief items note visitors and arrivals from Kurten Austin and Huntaville, a Texas conference delegate elected in Hempstead, bookkeeping classes offered, Willis Zuleh reporting a new gin, and a returning Hempstead News staffer Sallie Eddleman. The column includes social calls and business updates from Hempstead and nearby towns.
Delegates from firemen, Universalist? unions not sure, and other organizations met with Mayor Adams chairing to plan a joint picnic or barbecue. Committees to survey business views and lodge donations were formed. July 19 tentatively set. grounds west of town proposed. speeches, trades display and baseball considered.
Proposals are invited until July 1 for the construction of Allen Academy. Plans and specifications are available at the First National Bank. The board of directors reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Walter Wipprecht, Secretary.
A New York to Seattle route will launch a special Vanderbilt car train for a 60 day mining expedition to Klondike. Senator John P. Jones leads the venture with James Oliver and O P Belmont in top posts. Belmont camp rises near the mines as stockholders from politics back the project. A renowned mining expert joins with heavy machinery to develop quartz and placer mines.
Edward Potter Cressey late brevet lieutenant colonel and captain of the Third United States cavalry was buried in the national cemetery with full masonic honors. A West Point 1858 graduate he served with distinction in the Civil War and held frontier posts thereafter. Meanwhile Washington reports 300 Porto Ricans enlisted in the battalion authorized by the War Department with 100 more to be recruited.
Austin June 26 architects across the state show strong interest in securing work to prepare plans and supervise construction of several new buildings funded by the late legislature. The movement reflects widespread demand for professional services in public construction programs.
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