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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1900
Page
2
The Eagle announces Dr. R H Harrison as a candidate for re election to the office of Mayor of Bryan at the upcoming city election in April.
Providence correspondent laments impassable winter roads hurting Christmas trade to Bryan. Clay Station writer writes about widespread enthusiasm for a new railroad through Clay. Volney note begins with farmers planning early planting.
Article cites corn bought from Mr. Moore of the A and M college at Bryan and urges Burleson county farmers to invite Prof. Connell to help organize a farmers institute. It stresses farmer independence, noting landowners out of debt can weather bank failures, bears owning markets, and seed time will not fail as they feed society.
The text discusses Republicans attempting to form an anti Sayers movement and notes they may organize it but will likely face difficulty in mobilizing it.
Advance notice announces a large minstrel program at the opera house Monday night featuring Wrights Original Nashville Students and Gideon’s Big Minstrel Carnival with a galaxy of talent including comedians dancers singers acrobats jugglers two quartets two bands and a symphony orchestra admission 50 or 75 cents.
Agents wanted for the best type writer on the market the Pittsburg Visible writing in sight at all times exclusive territory given Address Bind ley Hardware Company Pittsburg Pa d25 411
A large crowd in Bryan led by the Harris band gathered at Judge John W. Doremus’s home to honor his two year effort to secure the C W B Y railroad extension. Speakers praised his leadership and urged business groups to form a league to attract capital for a cotton mill and further development. Col Dan Malvern of Sherman lauded Bryan’s prospects and local enterprise.
Discussion of Mr Mason's sympathy resolutions for the Boers occurs behind closed doors in the senate with Mr Davis urging secrecy. Senator Lindsay of Kentucky criticizes the Puerto Rican tariff bill and asserts Congress governs Puerto Rico and the Philippines, while the House considers private pension bills and a quorum issue arises. General Wheeler's resignation is acknowledged as pending and nominations for assistant surgeons in the Marine Hospital Service are sent to the senate.
San Francisco report says the Chinatown Chinaman who died several days ago did not die of bubonic plague. The city board of health decides the quarantine in Chinatown can be removed after reviewing the case.
Corsicana Texas on March 10 W H Barth a leading oilman with butchering experience has drawn several gentlemen into a movement to establish a packinghouse in Corsicana.
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