Mrs McKinley's Morning Drive
Mrs. McKinley drives each morning from 10 to 11, usually with a friend. The court ladies, a term used by cynics, prize the chance to ride with the president's wife, especially the wives of cabinet officers.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1900
Page
10
Mrs. McKinley drives each morning from 10 to 11, usually with a friend. The court ladies, a term used by cynics, prize the chance to ride with the president's wife, especially the wives of cabinet officers.
A Glasgow builder fires Malcolm Campbell for tardiness after finding him nonchalant in the yard. The foreman is surprised the worker sought only a job. In New York John D Rockefeller remains unobtrusive while reportedly seeking a chief to manage his affairs for a million-dollar annual salary.
A London journal offered a prize for a list of six best old English words worth reviving. The winning list includes ecommorient meaning dying together and algate meaning at any risk.
Two current members of Congress began as sailors and share New England birthplaces. Both ran away to sea and settled in California. One is Senator Perkins and the other Representative E. F. Loud.
There are sixteen Yale men in the present congress. Five of these are Senators E O Wolcott W M Stewart T C Platt C M Depew and G P Wetmore.
An inquisitive acquaintance asked the Duke of Devonshire about the cabinet meeting. He replied in a confidential whisper that Lord Salisbury is aging and he is as well. He spoke in a low tone, noting his deafness prevents sharing details.
Mrs Harlan preached at both services in the First Church of Christ Disciples Sterling place Brooklyn while Rev M F E Harlan was absent. She has long been engaged in missionary work and spoke on Dignified Humility at the evening service, her first sermon since arriving in Brooklyn from Topeka Kansas six months ago.
The editor of the Star of Hope Sing Sing denounces as false the claim that the convict editor has been depos ed and that a citizen printer was assigned. He states the paper is entirely an inmates paper edited contributed to and printed by inmates, an institution journal run by inmates in every branch.
D L Andrews of Nashua New Hampshire claims he has developed a method to temper copper to steel like hardness and seeks funding to commercialize, offering a one third interest for 50,000 dollars. he asserts the rights could be worth a million for the United States. Also notice of bankruptcy discharge petition for Benjamin P Wilson of Brazos County filed May 18, 1900 in Waco District Court with opposition deadline May 8.
General Horace Porter ambassador to France has declared he has nothing to say on the subject of a vice presidential nomination on the Republican ticket.
In Siberia most towns use street lighting with incandescent house lamps. The majority of residents have never seen gas, which they view as an older lighting method.
The A and M College of Texas invites sealed bids from suppliers for the 1900 1901 session. Bids due by 2 pm June 4 at College Station for 2500 cords of merchantable wood and for pork beef and mutton. Each bid requires a 250 certificate and bond. bids may be rejected. President L L Foster reserves the right to reject all bids.
Special attention is given to obtaining patents for mechanical inventions. The Prices Law notes the Office is in the Taliaferro Building near the court horse.
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