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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1898
Page
3
A fragmented Hearne time table lists west bound trains No 1 and No 3 leaving at various times plus east bound No 9 and No 10 with departures and arrivals around 4 39 pm 10 pm and 11 55 am. North bound services include arriving No 3 and other trains with unclear schedules.
Local brief roundup lists residents visiting Temple from Hearne Navasota Houston and Millican. Mentions births marriages and local business notices with names such as A B Carr Jr W C Pool and Mrs Beulah March. Event highlights include a marriage in Hearne and references to shops and services in town.
A survey of the west entrance near Brite Head shows a harbor feasible eastward with a breakwater to enclose vessels. Eastern Graytown survey plotted with eight fathom depth highlights alluvial bottom suited to dredging. Harbor lines at Greytown shift with sand deposits altering water and entrance plans.
News in brief covers tragedies and incidents: Irvin Herrin, six, crushed by railroad ties in Galveston. A white jack rabbit captured near Waco. Tobacco shipped 84,000 pounds from Wallis to New York by Tex Owen Smith & Co. Accounts of deaths in Foster Louisiana and Poteau Oklahoma. a cremation in Big Sandy Texas. death penalty in Orange Texas. Thanksgiving proclaimed for Nov 24 by Governor Culberson. Engagement announced for Senator Mills’s daughter Fannie and Lt George Richards of the cruiser Newark on Dec 7 in Washington. Accidental death near Port Arthur. battles in Lexington Kentucky. despondent death in Coffeyville Kansas. Robbery and assault reports in Carthage Missouri and St Louis curfew veto. A New York Stock Exchange seat sold for 28 000 dollars. Cattle theft reported in Jackson Mississippi. Walter Infield of Ranger, Lincoln, mentioned in cigarette case.
Lincoln J. Carter's melodramatic production Rem the Maine opened at the Grand, directed by Charles H Hayward, with Hal Reid's plot and vivid scenery. Josephine Mills stars as Senorita Romero while lifelike portrayals of Lee, Sigsbee and Weyler draw strong crowd reactions. Explosions and Manila Bay finale thrill Galveston audience. Opera house Bryan Saturday Nov 19.
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