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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
2
Bryan Texas November 22 1899 edition published by Connelly Palmer Arnes lists subscription rates and post office mailing details for The Daily Eagle as a second class mail matter in the era.
School progress under Prof. C F Bullock with singing replaces many parties. Local youths attend Sunday singing. Denton and W B Edge bicycle accident on return from Presnal’s. Sunday school crowd grows with Buckhaults guiding, and visitors from Wheelock Kurten Bryan and Reliance noted.
Observers doubt the sincerity of President McKinley s forthcoming address on trusts as campaign funds and the trusts issue intertwine. With the Republican campaign chair defending trusts, the speech may struggle to persuade Congress and the country.
Mr. Hanna asks the Republican National Committee to convene in Washington in December. Based on returns from Cuyahoga County the notice may have included a request to omit flowers.
A note promotes Mount Vernon Pure Rye for patrons at the Exposition saloon. The message encourages customers to enjoy the advertised whiskey on site.
Louisville reports show Taylor leading by 8418 after county canvassers finish final count of November 7 ballots. Five contested precincts were resolved in favor of Taylor, boosting Democrats to five of seven legislative seats in county. Goebel supporters challenge Jefferson, Johnson, and Knox counties and possible Louisville vote exclusion. Goebel managers decline appeal from Glasgow decision counting 1198 Nelson county votes for Taylor.
In Covington Georgia a mob of about seventy five besieged the jail at 11 last night seeking William Collins. Sheriff Anderson ordered deputies to fire. one man was carried off by the mob. Collins had earlier assaulted Minnie Kirkus. deputies arrested him and jailed him. The jail remains heavily guarded as the mob dispersed after volley fire.
Charles Rector was killed and John Rector severely injured in Decatur Texas by Watt Daves a horsetrader who was arrested. London telegrams report Lady Salisbury died at Hatfield House after a brief illness following improving health.
The Quartette Club met with Mr. Fd Saunders Monday evening and set plans for a January performance of Chimes of Normandy. A rule bans members after four consecutive absences. The program featured instrumental and vocal solos by Mrs Wilson, Miss Parker, Mrs Howell, Miss Bell, and Miss Clarke, with Mrs Batte hosting next week.
The opera house hosts a beloved play next Friday night praised for its proven entertainment value and strong scenery. The current year’s company is hailed as the best yet, with full scenic dress and a polished presentation by a specially chosen cast. Local patrons are urged to attend the refined production.
Last Sunday at Providence church near Bryan Rev G A Foster was ordained into the Baptist ministry. The sermon was preached by Rev R D Wilson at 11 a m. Dr F M Law examined the candidate and Rev J M Bullock delivered the charge. A fair congregation attended despite bad weather. a dinner was served and the ordination continued in the afternoon with song. Foster has been called to Minter Springs Baptist church with meetings on the first Sunday and the preceding Saturday night each month.
The notice promotes hulls at 84.00 a ton for ten days to clear space in the bushouse after a sale of cotton seed hulls at 4.0 a ton cash only. An Eagle reporter cites a Well's Fargo Express order for Turkey oysters and celery for Thanksgiving for every employee with dependents, highlighting charitable distribution across the country. Social notes mention Miss Fannie Parker and Miss Cairns visiting, entertained by Mrs Cornell and Mrs Banks at College with Bryan attendees named. Jewelry ads tout Jno. M. Caldwell’s holiday stock and gift selection at 312.
Jno M Caldwell displays a curated selection of refined items ideal for holiday presents. The shop highlights tasteful accessories and decorative pieces designed to appeal to discerning shoppers.
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