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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1899
Page
2
Subscriptions and mailing details for The Daily Eagle Bryan Texas. Rates shown: per week 10 cents per month 40 cents. Publisher Palmer and Carnes edit and distribute through Connolly Palmer Carnes. Post office entry indicates second class matter.
The Texas Railroad Club will meet in Bryan on April 17 and 18 with about two hundred members arriving by special train, plus wives and daughters. Bryan and College will host, aiming to boost the College mechanical department and echo the Farmers Congress in benefits to attendees. President Grant and E B Cushing, who previously arranged the visit, expressed satisfaction with the outlook.
The annual financial condition report for Robert son county shows total indebtedness of $87,117.62. The document published last week lists liabilities and obligations across county accounts and outlines the fiscal stance for the period.
Clarke and Dansby prepare a car load of the celebrated Albatross floor for their opening. 96 re.
The Eagle will distribute free seed of Lowry's Prolific Beck's Big Boll Dixon's Improved Sure Fruit and Peerless to subscribers who apply by March 25. Recipients must plant and report results and avoid mixing with other seeds. Seed are available at The Eagle office in Bryan and will be given after applications are received. An article by Prof. B C Pittuck describes yield and lint value.
A Bryan druggist advertises exclusive focus on drug and prescription services. It argues that general stores cannot provide proper druggists work and stresses dedicated time and attention to the drug business for better service.
The Texas Experiment Station offers a grant of two pounds to each applicant at College Station. With proper care this should plant about two-fifths of an acre and yield enough seed for a good planting the following year. Seed purchased from the Texas Experiment Station ensures variety purity.
W A Johnson aged about 70 died at his Bryan residence after a long illness. He was born in 1849 in Troy Alabama and lived in Brazos county for years. He leaves a son Osborn Johnson and several siblings. Funeral service held at his late home with Rev J B Cochran officiating.
The Hon Luther Manship performed a vivid program of elocution at the Auditorium receiving high praise for facial expression and mimicry. The Beaumont Journal urges refined humor lovers to attend the show tonight.
News from Vancouver reports American and Canadian miners clashed near the Porcupine river off the Dalton trail. Four killed, several wounded, with about 50 Canadians retreating from the American camp amid disputed territorial claims and rising tensions between the new British Columbia district and American miners.
Four miles west of Onus Rev J H Strickland wife and baby and Mack Strickland wife poisoned with arsenic in bread the baby dead and it is feared Mack Strickland will die a can of poison found in closet mistaken for baking powder in house used by others last year Denver dispatch seeks troops to Lake City as 100 or more armed Italians defy law list of deaths from scurvy in Copper River district includes Milligan Rohr Urman Haden Cushman Manard Trinity man Moorman dies from morphine overdose Prairie fires threaten Claude Texas end Governor Fletcher of Missouri dying after paralysis in Washington any hour
Benjamin P. Hutchins once led U S grain speculation and died at Lake Geneva Wisconsin on March 17 report from Chicago.
Port Arthur reports Oliver Pro vost was executed by hanging for the February 10, 1897 murder of two French swine herders near Carriero and Delvin.
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