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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
3
Partial timetable text shows mixed trains on the Bryan Southbound No 105 at 10 15 a m and No 106 at 6 15 p m with other fragmented times and codes. Notable items include references to times like 12 30 p m and 6 24 a m and 9 44 p m for Southbound and Northbound trips.
Tyler Haswell returns from Dallas and numerous residents visit from Navasota Milli can Wellborn Steep Hollow and Wynnewood. Wheat and bran prices listed and local ads for cottages lamps walking shoes oysters and restaurant fruit. Court attendees from Navasota and Millican. through trains to San Antonio announced. school opens Monday with Miss Minkert as teacher.
Oct. 6 notices report a liberal reward for return of a jewelry package from Mrs. M H James and H T C depot. The Eugle reminded Masemic lodge members to attend third degree work with refreshments announced. News also mentions sports chatter, art lessons for students, and a Madison County delegation visiting with many local residents named.
Washington October 10 report notes the October 1 averagecotton crop condition at 67 versus 68.2 last month and 75.4 in 1898. Declines occur east of the Mississippi in most states, with Texas and Oklahoma showing gains. States listed with their October conditions include Virginia 71 and Texas 78, with Arkansas holding steady. A special Texas storm impact report will follow.
A Tien Tsin dispatch reports Russians agreed to hand over Pekin summer palaces to the Chinese after allies consented. About 200 British troops with Germans and Italians occupy them. Japanese commerce thrives while French and Russian zones grow deserted. Missionaries hold sales amid loot from converts. Japanese view the Pao Ting Fu expedition as revenge by Germany, harming civilians.
In Charleston, prices rose from 12 to 17 then to 20 per ton, stressing supply and demand for cotton seed. Atlantic Cotton Oil reports four mills idle as agents hold purchases until price drops, while New York refined oil undercuts local production by about two dollars.
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