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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
3
Local notices list train departures and arrivals for Hearne, San Antonio, and nearby lines. Mentions of passengers and railway agents, plus assorted town news and ads for goods, rents, and events. Notable items include a death notice for Mary Roaprim and regional visits by residents.
The Shamrock loses its topmast 25 minutes after the start as the 3000 square foot sail collapses. Captain Hogarth abandons, towing to anchorage. Columbia continues solo, earning second race credit. Third race set for Thursday on windward leeward course to decide series.
About 160 delegates from across the country convened in Central Music Hall to oppose Philippine policy and subjugation of Filipinos. Temporary chair Edwin Burritt Smith led the session with speeches by Carl Schurz and A. H. Tolman. J. Sterling Morton presided.
Sensational evidence in the preliminary case against Alexander Jester for the murder of Gilbert Gates. William Maxey testifies he saw Jester with two outfits near Hulen lane on January 25 1871 and a body covered with a blanket in a wagon. A blood trail led to a pool of blood in the snow.
Seventeen new yellow fever cases reported in Key West with no deaths. Decreasing cases at Vera Cruz due to cooler weather and better sanitation. A Cordoba patient dies after Lanarelli serum treatment. Orizaba sees new cases and deaths. Vera Cruz remains healthier than Orizaba. Miami under quarantine after a suspicious case. San Francisco conscience poll tax inquiry noted. Dr. Klapper sentenced in Berlin for lese majeste. Bud Nolen released in Ardmore after alibi.
A list of hotel arrivals includes Thos H Dickerson J E Butler W M Paine A B Matthews W J Kyle B L Clements F G Oxsheer J H Walker W G Palmer F J Semple W W Spence R D Smith Dave D Cahn and others. The Eagle urges white teachers of the county to attend Prof D J McDonald calling a Bryan meeting on October 28 to organize a teachers institute.
Ayers farm a 290 acre Brazos bottom property with timber between Little and Big Brazos rivers offered as a bargain. Real estate agents Hudson and Nair. John M. Caldwell displays Sterling silver goods and cut glass. Also listed are a gentle buggy horse, millinery, an organ, Metropolitan cigars, and silver novelties at Caldwell's with low prices.
Call J Allen Myers for heating stoves and galv anized flue inspections before cold weather. Airtight heaters sold for 2 dollars. Two first class timers employed. Quick service promised at phone 116. PMID d278
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