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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1900
Page
2
The May 10 1900 Bryan Texas Daily Eagle notes Mexico built twenty six cotton mills in 1899. Houston Post crop reports flag a small corn crop but large wheat and fruit yields. A Juneau murderer asks to be hung, prison crowd accommodated the shortage. An automobile enthusiast declares the mule must go as it has long governed progress in the nation.
Longview Leader emphasizes that aimless youth risk a wasted life. The piece argues every successful businessman earns merit through industry and focus, urging young people to choose a trade or profession and remain committed to it.
T S Henderson agrees to a joint discussion with Hon R L Henry and sets a Friday night talk at the Bryan court house on May 11 providing fair time division. He also offers to arrange a series of joint appointments with Henry.
Hon. R. L. Henry will address Brazos County residents at Bethel Academy on May 15, Kurten on May 16, Macy on May 17, and Millican on May 19 at 1 PM. He offers an equitable division of time to his opponent Hon. T. S Henderson and invites him to attend and join the discussions.
Notice from B H Knowles advertising cord wood and stove wood for sale from the Wood Yard at the old creamery. Orders require payment to drivers with no refunds. minimum quantity 10c or more and delivery to houses.
G A Markham, photographer, advertises 18 photographs in three poses for 26 cents each. Prints are gold-toned and long lasting. Located in the 18 to 1 Gallery beside the Racket Store. Also offers a ten foot oak dining room table for sale.
The Tanner Hancey faction suffered a defeat at the Illinois Republican state convention over the temporary chairmanship. Charles G. Dawes was named temporary chair, with 799 votes to Brown's 725. Dawes, aligning with the national administration, opposed trusts and urged retaining Philippine sovereignty in the coming campaign.
Secretary Hester reports eight month cotton movement shows a total decrease of 1,956,000 bales from last year. Texas and Indian Territory down 907,000. other gulf states down 508,000. Atlantic states down 541,000. Total in sight at April end 8,550,883. London Ky May 9 Jim Howard heads to Frankfort to surrender over Goebel shooting. Sierra Nevada wrecked near Melbourne. 22 feared dead, five saved.
H T C excursions list fares and sale dates for Louisville Brenham New Orleans Fort Worth Waco Dallas and Houston. Tickets have various limits and extensions including Louisville extension to June 25 with a 50 cent deposit. Prices shown range from 2.80 to 10.00 dollars with deadlines in May.
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