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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
3
Readable fragments show a time card listing Bryan schedules with northbound and southbound runs, including numbers 1 2 8 4 and times 12 21 pm 4 03 pm 1 16 am 4 20 am. The source implies multiple routes and shift timings.
Local brief notes list visitors and arrivals such as Uncle Watt Stewart J Bain Homer Rutherford and Dr Jones plus sales and ads for cigars meat and lodging. Socials include J A O Club meeting at 4 pm and pastors continuing in Bryan area. A house burn incident, a folding bed for sale and a pocket medicine case lost are mentioned among short items.
Green Hawley faction maintains control of Texas Republican party as the state executive committee rejects anti McDonald delegates. Contests from 23 counties set governing seats, with Grayson, Travis and Harris contests drawing heavy interest. Committee adjourns after listing disputed delegations and prepares for a noon convention session amid talk of dual conventions.
Dee Mike Jr. recalls advertising sacks for Saturday as boys bring in multiple consignments and repeat returns. Bob Allphin reports the Navasota river bottom road remains rough with deep ruts. He urges immediate repair and Bryan to revive the good roads club to fix roads toward the new railroad era.
The notice lists office hours from 9:00 a.m. to noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on February 17. It designates the date and the daily schedule for visitors or staff accessing the office.
New Orleans reports the Louisiana Republican state convention chose four delegates at large to the June presidential convention. Captain A. T. Wimberley and ex-Gov. William Pitts Kellogg head the slate with J. Madison Vance and Richard Sims. Delegates endorsed McKinley reelection amid strong enthusiasm.
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