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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
2
The piece notes hat worn by women at the theatre and questions why the industrial league has not yet organized for an industrial school for girls. It predicts a national political struggle within days with lines drawn on commercial matters and suggests Bryan's forthcoming action may impact the school effort.
A list of hotel arrivals includes numerous names from Sherman New York New Orleans Houston St Louis and Dallas. Republican differences in Texas are deep but no appeal from Hanna’s electoral ticket decision exists while many colored voters are urged to back Sayers in state matters.
Theodore Roosevelt was pelted with eggs and vegetables in Elmira New York while traveling to a meeting with ex Senator Fassett. A confrontation with the Corning campaign club occurred as 1000 mounted riders and 20000 spectators filled venues. Roosevelt called the conduct hoodlum and pressed his defense of the national administration.
D L Andrews of Nashua New Jersey claims to have invented a method to temper copper to steel hardness. The 80 year old West veteran says his secret could revolutionize science and has offered a one third interest for 50 000, with rights nationwide valued at about 1 000 000.
Roosevelt and Senator Fassett said a carriage was first attacked by boys who threw decayed fruit vegetables and sticks. Grown men pushed against the carriage and litographs were waved. Six Corning men were badly wounded defending their banner. Police escorted them to the station and on to a special train.
William J. Bryan wrapped up his New York political tour with a massive rally at Hamilton Fish park in Manhattan and six Brooklyn speeches. The Brooklyn demonstration drew among the boroughs largest political crowds, with over 100 bands and an estimated 100000 listeners. Across the state he spoke at numerous towns, amid parades and fireworks, as crowds cheered through a rainy day and the final day of his New York campaign. A Vancouver dispatch reports detectives uncovering a Canadian Pacific ticket-swindle worth $500000 to $1000000 involving conductors and agents.
A notice announcing a candidate for justice of the peace of precinct number four. The position is subject to the vote of the people on November 4, 1900.
A candidate announces bid for county commissioner in Brazos County precinct 1 Millican at the upcoming November election. The filing signals political contest in the Millican area with Brazos County voters eligible to participate.
The Eagle announces P. L. Barron as commissioner of Precinct No. 1 in Brazos County for the forthcoming November election.
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