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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
4
A compiled roster lists city officers led by Mayor J S Mooring with department heads and aldermen, followed by a bishop of several churches and service times. Industrial entries name Bryant Cotton Seed Oil Mill with officers and Bryan Compress management.
Walter Wipprecht manages Brazos Camp No 104 W of W meeting on the second and fourth Fridays. Bryan Tent No 16 KOTM meets first and third Mondays. Ivanhoe Commandery No 8 Knight Templars meets second Tuesday. Bryan Lodge No 129 AF and AM meets fourth Monday. Vulcan Lodge No 37 ACU W meets second and fourth Thursdays. Bryan Lodge No 1082 K of H meets first and third Thursdays. Names include Jao T Garrett H G Rhodes W T Austin Wipprecht and others.
Society held an after the opera luncheon in a Herald Square lunch wagon near New York. The hostess, a lively young woman, recalled the lunch wagons she saw near Yale campus in New Haven.
President McKinley is said to have sung with vigor at Fifth Avenue Methodist church in New York on Sunday. His bass voice and enjoyment were noted, linking to his Canton youth where he sang in a chorus and his habit of singing in church remains.
A New York Tribune correspondent recalls the moment when a Middle West member praised Speaker Henderson’s new committees. He joked about joining the committee of the whole and hoped for a chair on another panel, adding that he could handle both tasks. The exchange showed Henderson’s dry humor and the colleagues’ bantering rapport.
Dispatches from Memphis and Nashville detail widespread destruction from tornadoes and high winds across Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee. At least 40 deaths in middle Tennessee and more than 25 in north Mississippi alongside extensive property loss near Tunica Hernando and La Grange, with numerous buildings and cotton damaged and several fatalities across counties.
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