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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
3
Pete C W and BV time card lists Bryan passenger services. Northbound No. 9 departs 7:31 a m, Southbound No. 10 arrives 5:25 p m. Mixed trains Southbound No. 105 arrives 10:15 a m, Northbound No. 106 leaves 6:15 p m.
Local column items report visitors to Brenham Hearne Calvert and Bryan including Mrs T F Castles and Miss Lizzie Hillier. cattle hay and corn trades. rental offers. new jewelry stock. and a court attachment on Greco Bros stock to satisfy a rent claim.
Bryan post office lists remaining letters for the week ending Oct 29 with Gentlemen and Ladies lists. A one cent charge is noted for advertised mail and callers must say advertised with the date. Also includes a want ad for a bookkeeper salesman and a restaurant partnership dissolution notice plus a lemons price ad and local business notice.
Mistrot Bros & Co plan a block of store buildings on the property across from their store. The residence and outbuildings on the site are offered for sale. Call at the Mistrot store.
A railroad era roster lists arrivals at the Exchange Hotel including Simon of New Orleans and L. H Booch of St Louis along with diverse guests from Houston Dallas Waco and Georgetown among others. The Central hotel roster shows W E Sloan J S Winters Edward Winters and others with local names such as Madison County Millican and Hearne also appearing.
Governor Roosevelt drew large crowds in Rochester as he spoke through a rainy day. An attempt to disrupt him occurred at Geneva where he stood in the open amid rain while locals urged a whistle to stop. Roosevelt’s sore chest and voice limited his appearances as travel continued toward Buffalo.
W J Bryan wrapped up the final day of his last campaign tour in Dunkirk New York on October 31. He opened in Addison and spoke at Hornellsville Almond Alfred Andover Wellsville Belmont Friendship Cuba Hinsdale Olean Salamanca Randolph Jamestown and Dunkirk. All southwestern towns with strong Republican leanings. Attendees at most meetings were sizable. Bryan then departed for Ohio after delivering about 110 speeches in the state.
Colonel and Mrs. Bryan arrived in Toledo from Dunkirk at nine in the morning and addressed a big crowd at Armory Park at ten. He spoke briefly at the Boodie House before touring the state. Thousands cheered as he entered the park with Mayor Jones and again at the hotel.
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