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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1900
Page
3
Time card listing for Bryan routes indicates northbound No 1 at 12 30 pm southbound No 2 at 8 55 pm and 1 24 am with northbound No 8 and southbound No 4 at 8 17 am.
Miss Timoclea Shields visits Hearne. Miss Pearl Wallace travels to Franklin. Joan H. Royder arrives from Wellborn. Rev. E L Shettles to lead revival at Methodist church with Rev. Jno Green assisting. J W Leigh assignee promotes summer dress goods at Gilmore's. several locals visit Houston, Dallas, Henderson, or take business trips. Enamel photos offered. Navasota enforces speed limit. seeking land near city. Mexican Hearth copy delivered to Eagle office.
The Brazos river began falling Monday night and continued to run down yesterday. Flooding reached near the June flood last year with twelve to eighteen inches of water, causing crop damage and the need to replant.
For a short time patrons can buy In fine Photographs with three poses for 25 cents. The photographer G. A. Markham guarantees prints won’t fade due to gold toning and thorough washing. Visit the 18 to 1 Gallery next to the Racket Store to view the work.
In Tifton Georgia on May 1 five men were killed and three injured in a boiler explosion at Bray & Co sawmill. Buildings nearby were wrecked and half the boiler was blown 200 yards. Cause unknown and the loss about 15000 dollars, with no insurance. One injured may die.
The Mississippi Democratic state executive committee ordered a June 2 primary to pick delegates for the Kansas City convention and determine presidential electors. It marks the first Mississippi primary for these purposes, endorsing Bryan and the Chicago platform. Webb, Miss. George Gordon, a Black man, was hanged by a mob Sunday night after a confrontation with a plantation manager, then shot and seized by a posse.
Port Huron May 1 Nearly all Democratic leaders and hundreds of members gathered to hear W J Bryan as the state convention opened to choose delegates for the national gathering. Bryan addressed about 4000 people.
A Santa Fe surveying corps left Pawnees Saturday to map the extension of the Oklahoma Eastern railroad from Pawnee to Bartlesville. The route will shorten trips to Kansas City and St. Louis by about 75 miles compared with existing paths.
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