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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1900
Page
3
The clipping lists time card entries for Bryan line trains with northbound and southbound schedules. Notable times include northbound No. 1 at 12 30 p.m and southbound No. 2 at 8 55 p.m. Additional entries show northbound No. 8 at 1 26 a.m and southbound No. 4 at 3 17 a.m.
Judge J W Doremus spent yesterday in Palestine. Dr W B Grice visited the city. Ice boxes and refrigerators advertised by Levy Bros. Mr and Mrs C S Jones from Bethel. Reginald Knight returned to Marlin. Jno Meerie Co reports a new delivery wagon. J J Presley joined an old fiddlers contest from Cook's Point. Miss Cheatham to start a dancing class May 9 at the opera house. A telegram notes the death of Mrs J F Cobb of Caldwell. Oil field activity near Lamb Springs expected to begin soon.
U S officials acknowledge insurgents maintain guerrilla tactics even if Aguinaldo is dead or alive. The capture of Mabini is feared to be a heavier blow to Filipino leadership than expected. General Otis reports 63,000 troops in 250 stations, about 210 in Luzon, as Meiklejohn voices doubt Aguinaldo’s fate altering the rebellion. Meantime Meade is to sail soon for the United States.
A historical ad promotes ink erasing pencils by Monroe Manufacturing Company with instant action and paper-safe wear. F H Miller named as general agent. Buyers praised for neat ledgers as good business men show appreciation. 138
A brief ad lists Levy Bros offering go carts and baby buggies in Bryan Texas. It promotes 134 Lemp bottled beer as a healthful refreshment and credits A D Mc Conico for fire life and accident insurance with top companies represented. It notes gin insurance as a specialty.
Governor Leary reports a growing silver balance in Guam totaling 4819 dollars on January 1, 1900, after receipts of 9415 and expenditures of 6767 for the prior six months. The census, telephony between Agana and Piti, and a steam sawmill are noted amid limited American coin use. Washington May 4.
In Wyanne Arkansas on May 4 a Hot Springs special train of the Iron Mountain railroad struck and killed an unknown white man about 30 years old who was seated on the rails asleep. The man, poorly dressed, is believed to have been a tramp.
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