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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
2
A German couple misstepped on a noon train en route to Plantersville and left their five year old child aboard, causing distress. Railroad officials coordinated with Bryan conductors to return the child on the next train, restoring the family.
Letters remaining at the Bryan post office for the week ending Sept 18 advertised with one cent charge. The M Bonneville estate partition notice lists brick buildings farms and tenant houses. information via Mrs Zelia Bonneville. Bryan Texas Sept 18 1900.
All persons indebted to the Bryan Water Ice Light and Power Co. are urged to settle by Sept 30 or risk service discontinuation. Cash paid for labor and material. monthly settlements required. By order of 149 W. H. Harman Supt.
Washington officials believe the German note demanding punishment of Chinese officials linked to outrages risks a prolonged conflict. The note may force the United States to withdraw from China or negotiate directly with Beijing while possibly suspending allied actions.
Millican Texas September 17 Death visits Millican as Jim Wood nephew of Mrs. E M Dunlap dies at age twenty after congestion illness. Many locals aid in care but he passes. Also notes of visits, school openings, and residents traveling or ill with brief church and community updates. Correspondent reports.
Havana reports indicate delegates to Cuba's forthcoming constitutional convention favor independence and an independent policy toward the United States. Nationalist Alfredo Zayas and other delegates reject foreign influence and support immediate independence, while defeated Republicans and fusionists allege fraud in mass protests.
The £2,000,000 Swedish loan to 1910 bears 4 percent initial interest from Aug 5 1900 and 3?4 percent after that, with redemption not before Aug 15 1920. National Park bank to place in the US with private bankers and brokers, not offered to the public.
Huntington Arkansas passes a curfew law as the latest small town measure. Beebe Arkansas marshal resigns citing no duties in the peaceful town. John Oat Cardington Ohio names children Thomas and Passie. Ducat couple Ironville Ohio celebrate golden wedding after 50 years with no deaths in family. Prohibition wins in Hays County Texas. Grayson County Texas group moves to establish Sunday schools in all communities lacking one. Judge J F Cooper Fort Worth Texas urged for Philippine Supreme Court posts. Southern Texas cotton pickers face staff shortages. farmers organize to recruit help. pay $2 to $4 daily. Dawn Missouri publishes a newspaper The Twilight. Second Missouri strawberry harvest underway in the south. Livingston County Missouri to ship 4000 barrels of apples this fall. Union Mills Indiana couple John and Mrs Hockney die within 24 hours of each other at age four score.
Ebenezer Texas September 17 Sing ing here Sunday evening was O K Among the visitors were Miss Josie Carpenter Lizzie Phillips Jim Carpenter Dick Jones Dee Robertson Wixon Miss Mattie Zimmerman Pearl Gallatin Lynn Zimmerman Cottonwood Miss Lizzie Pearl Wheeless and brothers Tommie Jessie of Fickey Joe Suttles after learning his father s house blown down and some of the family hurt during the storm of the 9th returned to Pearl Thursday Thad Meredith and Ben Lloyd visited Eli Meredith and family of Reliance Sunday Alex Carroll went to Zion Rest
A W Shealy of Reliance visited Cottonwood last week while local residents hosted family and friends. Edges from Bryan and Kurten called on neighbors this Sunday. Nellie Hudspeth visited Lou Thompson, and a singing gathering at Ebenezer drew Gallatin Nichols Harris Zimmermann and Zimmermanns. An ice cream social hosted by the Skains capped a pleasant Friday night with local youths and families attending.
Saturday reports include sick list for Little Miss Alice Lloyd. Visits from Mrs S A Edge and Mr M Johnson to Jas Shaw's family at Cottonwood. Chas Holmes and family visited Dr Drummond's family at Clairmont. Ebenezer thriving with new houses and improvements. Farmers hustling to harvest cotton at good prices. Benson Carroll visited Harvey. Mrs Atkins returned home to Rock Prairie. Guy Harris Bob Nichols and Ernest Gallatin among singers Sunday. Olie Buckhaults visited Reliance.
An ice cream supper is set for Friday night with singing planned at Cottonwood. Sunday evening invites all to attend and bring song books for a shared musical event.
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