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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
3
The section lists H. & T. N. Schedule and I. & G. N. Schedules with arrival times. It reports E.N. McNutt, Miss Jennie Boyett, and many locals visiting or traveling. Notices include rentals, restaurant hours, egg sellers, and a note about a printing misprint apologized for by The Eagle. The Brazos River outlook and revival meetings are described with local attendance.
Several hundred acres of fresh pasture land near Bryan available for rent. Contact S. M. Derden at 127 W 3rd Street for details.
A single or double breast suit in pure wool serge dark blue with half lining of light black alpaca. Hand made collar, padded shoulders, hair cloth front stiffening. Vest with six buttons, full loose pants with belt straps. Worth fifteen dollars, offered this week at Bryan.
Reliable reports state Mexican regulars were met and defeated by Yaquis in southern Sonora near the Sinaloa line. The engagement occurred on Richardson brothers land near Potan between Guaymas and Hermosillo. Most Mexican troops were killed with the rest captured.
The Italian ambassador Baron Mayor des Planches visited Texas communities yesterday. He toured the College and Bryan facilities, attended a drill parade, spoke to Italian residents, visited Villa Maria Academy, and met local officials and families before departing for Ennis.
W.S. Wilson, Agent, lists multiple rail fare sales for May including destinations Beaumont San Antonio Nacogdoches Austin St Louis Denver Savannah Kansas City Ft Worth Bryan Brenham Houston Waco and others. Rates range from 2.80 to 32.20 with sale dates from May 6 to May 18 and various limits. Names of organizations and events accompany each fare.
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