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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1900
Page
3
Time card entries show Bryan schedule details for northbound and southbound trains with multiple numbers and times including 12:21 pm 51:16 am and 4:03 pm. The fragment lists Northbound and Southbound train numbers with observed times in sequence.
Residents travel to Abilene Waco Montgomery and Calvert. Local figures visit Anderson Navasota Greenville Wellborn Hempstead and Cameron. Market notes, minstrel review, railroad orders, typewriter ads, church meetings and marriage licenses appear.
Call for Lemps Extra Pale promotional lines appear with a 109 LOST-A sunburst diamond brooch reward for return to the office. Also notes a Knights of Pythias called meeting tonight for work in the first and second degrees and a tea to benefit the Methodist church Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 at Mrs J N Lawrence residence.
Trustee of the estate of A B Carr Jr bankrupt will sell at public auction on March 20 1900 in Bryan Texas all personal property of the bankrupt including goods wares merchandise and fixtures per referee in bankruptcy order dated March 9 1900.
In Frankfort and across Kentucky the war scare eases but fears linger. Republicans suspect warrants against lawmakers over Governor Gobel’s assassination, while Democrats deny confirmations. Governor Taylor resists moving offices to London as militia and state guard reorganize amid calls to arm forces. Powers and Captain Davis are moved secretly between Frankfort Versailles and Louisville amid rising tension.
Fire in a three story tenement at Morris and Fourteenth avenues traps residents, many children, killing fifteen with thirteen bodies recovered. Suspect Credavo jailed after wife and two children were found ready to flee. incident suspected arson. Separate item reports Roger Bruno, alias Jim the tough, killed by Sheriff Grace after attempting escape in Tecumseh Ontario.
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