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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1900
Page
2
Representative fifty fifth district member Dr J L Fountain explains the Democratic convention's action. He outlines implications for the district and party strategy, emphasizing policy alignment and upcoming steps.
A quotation from the Richmond Coaster warns that farmers buying meat and goods from stores while town residents order from elsewhere will impoverish the country through persistent consumption patterns.
I thank my friends and acquaintances in Bryan for the kindness shown to me and Mrs. Giles at the burial of our little girl. Your help in this hour of affliction will be remembered with gratitude. D. Giles. Bryan, Texas, May 28.
T P Wooten died at his Bryan home Sunday night May 27 at 11 oclock aged 68. Born in Houston county Georgia in April 1887 he moved to Texas in 1870 and lived in Bryan ever since. He married Donna Dean in 1860 and eight children were born to him. his wife and three children survive. Surviving children include Mrs Nixon of Belton and W P and J H Wooten of Bryan. He belonged to the Methodist church and the A O U W. funeral held yesterday at 5 pm under the AOUW auspices. He had endured ill health for a long time with patience.
Little Florine Harrington daughter of Prof and Mrs H H Harrington died at home Sunday night after a brief illness. She would have turned two on June 6. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 3 30 from the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Clarke. The Democratic precinct 4 convention is set for Saturday June 2 at 2 PM at the courthouse with voting by ballot until 6. Mrs Ferris and Miss May Wynne of Huntsville visit Mr and Mrs Tyler Haswell. Miss Lucy Johnson reelected a teacher in Cameron public school. Madison county supports Judge Nall for representative. Miss Maud McMorries returned from Georgetown.
The South Texas Planters Association urged federal action to straighten and dredge the Brazos River from Waco to its mouth to prevent recurring floods that have damaged farms and displaced planters. President T H Brown pressed for an engineer funded survey and congressional consideration, citing millions in damages and vast potential arable land.
Washington May 28. The Cuban inquiry centers on official perquisites and miscellaneous expenditures. Director General Rathbone’s accounts show 1815 a year in per diem plus salaries for officials, with lavish palace rent and repairs funded from Cuban revenues. Total miscellaneous and building costs reach 113308. and total expenditures rise to 124806. including carriage and equipment charges, vastly exceeding mail service costs.
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