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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
5
The issue mixes a railroad schedule for northbound and southbound trains with town gossip. It lists fare details and times, plus numerous visits from residents such as Alma Robinson in Austin Bruce Reed in Waco Alex Ewing from Myers and many others passing through or staying in the city.
The company tours with Mikado Cirenas Clown and Bohemian Girl while Eagle arrangements to finalize profits. Notables from Madison county and Houston back Seabrook Fishing and Hunting Club, 350 members planned with a $20 785 clubhouse. officers include W D Cleveland president Ben Campbell vice president and others.
The organization announces a regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock sharp. Members are urged to attend. F G Oliver signs as ERS official.
Mrs Sallie Andrews died in Houston at seven yesterday morning at her son J B Andrews home. Her remains were to be brought to Bryan for interment with funeral from the H and T C depot after the 1 38 p m train. A longtime Bryan resident she was a Baptist and devout Christian beloved by all who knew her.
Handsome notice states renters needed for next year and directs applicants to call at the office of T. R. Batte. Address given as 263 wii55 with no further details.
By contract sale announced by A. D. McConnico. Household and kitchen furniture buckboard feed and other items offered cheap. Washington report notes Panama Canal completion by contract dated October 9.
Price of Havana cigars advanced two percent. United States infantry in Cuba will be mounted. Minneapolis received its first snow of the season on Monday. A second storm victim’s body was found at Pensacola. Remains of Prof. J. S. Kendall were interred at Honey Grove Texas. Three thousand bales of hay belonging to W. R. Cole near Dallas burned. A hurricane swept away Navy Cove near Mobile forming a fifteen foot deep lake. John G. Griner of Del Rio resigned from the Texas Democratic executive committee. In Buckingham Canada lumber strikers clashed with detectives. two strikers were killed and a detective and thirteen others wounded. New York Democrats nominated W. H. Jackson for Congress.
In Weatherford Texas Senator J W Bailey spoke before about 1200 people in the district court room Monday night intro duced by R B Hood. He said he never served a trust and made no appeal to slanderers. He recalled offers of 50000 yearly to quit the senate for law practice and endorsed serving Texas for 5000 a year. He criticized the Houston Chronicle Dallas Times Herald and Fort Worth Mail Telegram and praised audience support as hundreds, including women, shook his hand.
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