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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1899
Page
3
The notice lists departure and arrival times for trains between Hearne and San Antonio. No. 2 leaves at 3 53 a m, No. 4 leaves, No. 9 departs Hearne at 3 10 p m, and No. 10 arrives Hearne at 11 55 a m and 4 39 p m.
The Eagle lists W. W. Harris Dr. R. H. Harrison W. H. Howell and Judge W. H. Harmon as candidates for mayor in Bryan at the upcoming city election on Tuesday September 12 1899.
J F Parks and J B Mooring return from Marlin and others travel notes. Mr W S Howell announces candidacy for mayor in The Eagle. Irish potatoes offered at John B Mixes, and various personal updates including illness and sales at local stores.
The Y M C A at Texas A and M has selected seven high quality Lyceum acts from the New South Lyceum Bureau for the coming season. Highlights include Grecian Art Tableau and Concert Co of Boston in November, Edmund Vance Cooke in December, Dr Robert Nourse in January, Elijah P Brown and Alfred A Farland in February, Dr Thos H Dinsmore in March, and the Mozart Symphony Club in April. Negotiations seek the Apollo Male Quartette.
Mr and Mrs W T Jones of the Reli ance neighborhood mourn the death of their infant twins Claud and Mandie last Friday. Funeral at Reliance church Saturday. The Navasota Daily Examiner notes cotton receipts for Navasota and Bryan, plus local business notices and visitors, including Julius Levy of Levy Bros and others.
The Millican News notes improving town health with visits from Rev. E M Meyere and family from Union Hill and a successful meeting. Local residents attend church and gatherings while Dr D A Jameson of Navasota visits the sick. Aunt Net Scott passes after weeks of illness. Born to C H Hempfling and wife a daughter. Correspondent reports community events and travel.
Washington reports a steel shortage disrupts navy yard contracts and delay in constructing warships. Firms like Gas Engine and Power cite steel price jumps, with bidders withdrawing and Carnegie nonparticipation noted. Rear Admiral Endicott orders plan revisions to cut steel use and bids opened Sept 19.
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