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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
3
Train timetable shows H and T C and C W B V schedules with multiple daily times. Connections noted with main lines 1 and UN to west and east, arrivals and departures listed for Nos 100 through 103.
Multiple brief items from the city note Easter dress shopping at Norwood's, real estate ads, court attendances, visits from residents like T. Brack and J. Kernale, and upcoming sales and rentals. Mentions include Norwood, McDougall's drug store, Haswell's books, Madisonville, Calvert, Hempstead, Waco, and Hearne with various residents and visitors.
Our tailoring department reports a surge in demand for spring suits with a wide range of new patterns and low prices. Suits made to measure with fit guaranteed are $15.50, $16.00, $17.50, and $20.00, all tailored in our own shop by expert staff.
The Royal Tyrolean Concert Troupe, twelve artists from Meier family and Mutthaler Sextette, performs Saturday March 28 at 2:00 pm matinee and evening show under Redpath Lyceum Bureau. They feature brass strings pong bells and Alpine songs in national costumes. Also notice An Evening with Noah at Mrs. W H Webb residence March 15 with music refreshments and prizes.
News from Corsicana reports a black man named John Henderson charged with the brutal murder of Mrs. Conway Younger was burned to death on yesterday morning in the presence of thousands. Authorities were escorting him from Hillsboro to Fort Worth when ten men boarded the train at Itasca, seized the prisoner, and drove him 45 miles to his doom. Also included is a public notice of a trustee sale in the O C Utsey bankruptcy case with land and cattle offered for sale in Brazos and Burleson counties, Texas, on March 23, 1901.
EXCHANGE lists guests including G W Riley Kentucky W G Higgins S O Hunt St Louis W E Harwood Austin J G Jeffries St Louis John Hild P W Ruiz J J Roche L M Todd San Antonio 5 T Tooke Jacksonville D H Shapiro Madisonville Guy Townsend Franklin J R Youngblood A F Curry Wheelock C R Lovett Calvert D Houghton Dallas RR Lee Pittsburg A R Glisson Ft Worth
Central community roster includes T BViser J F Black from Madisonville S E Rhodes Iola Mrs J B Wilson Centreville W R Clark Hearne H E Smith Palestine Lon Holliday G Harrington Millican H Henry J V Brogden and others from city area.
Notice is given of the Calvert Waco and Brazos Valley Railway Co. annual stockholders and directors meeting at the company office in Calvert Texas on Saturday April 20 1901 at 2 p m Secretary J W Byars signs the notice under the company bylaws.
Notices warn that no payment records will be honored unless signed by J N Cole or W H Herman from Bryan Water Ice Light and Power. A pocketbook lost with about four dollars and a receipt in the name of the owner is offered for return. Also notices about union meeting tents, rental property, refrigerations meats, and new spring hats and dresses.
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