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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
2
Ex governor Bob Taylor was robbed of 300 in Dallas on Monday. The assailant was described as nimble while the former official’s speech drew sharp remarks.
The Burleson street route for the C W B V railroad franchise was debated with broad citizen turnout. Alderman Wipprecht was absent and the council adjourned to a mayor called meeting without action, promising a full hearing and later executive session.
Charles F. Knoblauch announces his bid for alderman in the next city election. Raised in Bryan he is a young progressive candidate popular with locals and focused on upbuilding the town.
The I. G N railroad will extend its line from Lewis to Bryan amid strong enthusiasm. Townspeople expect the silver spike ceremony, decorations, brass band music, and speeches when the first locomotive arrives.
In a churchyard a weathered stone bears the inscription In memory of our mother She always made home happy The poem notes a contrast with famous marble monuments praising great heroes yet few know the mother’s victories within her own household The excerpt from Christian Intelligencer adds a line about a paragarpher remarking that some men are like dice easily rattled but hard to shake
A list of hotels arrivals and related individuals spanning multiple cities including Kansas City Houston Dallas San Antonio Chicago Boston Nashville San Francisco St Louis Galveston Iola Bryan Hempstead Wellborn and more. Names include W Medes A P Wilson J J Knight Lewis Moore George Bartholomain Joseph Multer Gus Hollander F D Grifling C W Carr W W Hume and others.
The Ladies Aid Society hosts a home event at the J F Parks residence on Wednesday evening to raise funds for the pastor’s home. A serialized menu lists playful riddle items for a light entertainment program followed by refreshments. Admission is 15 cents.
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