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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1905
Page
3
Railroad time table shows north and south bound trains with numbers and arrival times. Local notices list upcoming sales, clothing, groceries, licenses, church services, and personal visits across Bryan with multiple residents and merchants mentioned.
The school board elected Misses Weddington Beard Stoddard Fletcher Thomas Suber Dearing Estell Watkins Burtis Carnes for the coming year. Male teachers music teachers and janitor to be decided later. Colored school teachers re elected. Mr G M Brandon resigned from the board after unanimous protest could not reverse action. Seven more items note local incidents and business changes.
In Philadelphia on May 26 the outlook centers on Mayor Weaver’s grip on the gas works lease fight. Insurance Commissioner Durham and aides conferred late Thursday and again Friday after meeting with Senator Penrose. Impeachment rumors persist, though advisers warn such move could boost Weaver’s standing. Council mood adds to the tense contest.
Tsingtau May 26 reports the entire Russian fleet gathering near Woo Sung while the German squadron at Tsingtau readies for potential action.
Gunshu Pass reports puzzled by Japanese center withdrawals as Chinese explain retirements due to reserves unrest and broken promises to return troops. Some Russian officers see center retreat as delaying Field Marshal Oyama’s offensive because roads are in poor condition. Shanghai dispatch notes Baltic fleet split with seventeen ships at Saddle Islands, heading north.
In Chicago on Friday May corn declined six cents as market activity cooled. Trade focused on supply expectations and nearby futures, with traders awaiting USDA data and weather signals.
First State bank organized at Ector Texas. Business Men's league organized at Austin. First National bank of McGee I T is a new institution.
The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet with Mrs. A. B. Carr Jr. Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock for important business. A full attendance of members is desired. Frank Kulak and wife of Rock Prairie were en route to Marlin yesterday. Mrs Kulak suffers an acute rheumatism attack and cannot walk. S. H. Franklin has returned from Grimes county and shipped two carloads of hogs to Houston yesterday.
All parties holding claims against the estate of Capt. Geo. W. Smith up to May 6 are asked to present them to W. E. Saunders at 147 Executor without delay. The notice appears in ps irae.
Black spotted cow with a branded right hip and a young calf is in Caldwell pasture. Owner may claim by contacting John M. Caldwell and paying pasturage charges and this advertisement.
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