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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1898
Page
3
The Jennie Calef Company opened a week at the Grand with Gyp praised for narrative, humor and lively specialities. Performers Miss Calef Mr Waldr on and Mr McDougall drew applause along with LeVaunt’s serpentine and fire dances. Tonight features An Attorney a side splitting comedy.
Band members urged to join via call or mail as W. W. Harris invites names. Prof. W. O. Martin arrives at A. M. College. Wiley Garrett joins the American Laundry. Mrs. Hartman and daughter visit San Antonio. Mr. Claude Hartman hosts. Robert Armstrong buys Capt. Tabor’s residence. Visitors from Wellborn and New York depart Bryan. Local residents Wheatley, Payne Prairie, Leon County ties noted.
Rail timetable fragment lists Hearne services for west and east bound directions with departures and arrivals. Details are partly garbled but indicate numbered trains and times such as early morning departures and midday arrivals between the two directions.
J F Parks visited Calvert Sunday and Mrs Amelia Thomas visits San Antonio. Many students depart for colleges including Oak Cliff and Mary Nash college in Sherman. Also housing for rent and local businesses like 5 cent cigars by G Parsons and Dr Pepper beverages appear. Labor Day court adjourned to morning.
Bryan society notes report Cliff Axon, a respected local bookkeeper, will move to Warren McDowell & Co. in Rock Springs Edwards County to assume new duties. The item also lists recent local visits, travels, and social engagements including Miss Leila Hudson, the Mistrot sisters, and Mrs. J W Johnson.
The Times Manila correspondent reports Aguinaldo forming an alliance with the Sentinglesia party in Pangasinan and Zambales to secure recognition at the Hispano American Peace Conference. Insurgents threaten Manila northward with campaigns from Vigan to Bamaran as General Aguinaldo presses for foreign troop-free railway repairs.
At Karlstein the former ambassador to England Thomas F. Bayard lies critically ill with semi conscious state and kidney trouble. In Florida a private dies from injuries in Trent creek and other war era notes report births, arrests, and yellow fever cases in Taylors and Orwood with doctors assessing the disease and no deaths yet.
A Winnipeg despatch reports Eskimo sighting a strange man descending from the clouds on Hudson Bay shores. Whites think the figure resembles Andre the Arctic explorer. In London, Saussier and Zur Linden have declined the war office portfolio.
Miss Winnie Davis remains in poor condition in Narragansett Pier Rhode Island with no notable recovery yet. her physician continues to hold hope for improvement.
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