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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
3
A garbled OCR entry lists multiple times such as 10:02 a.m. 1:27 p.m. 2:18 a.m. and 4:16 p.m. with references to a stop at 2:46 a.m. and a note na stopping. The fragment appears to document a schedule or stop events without clear context or complete phrases. The readable items indicate irregular time stamps and a partial stopping note from an old transit record.
A mix of city news lists visitors like Dr Geo F Lee Mrs J C Griffin and Rev J P Skinner plus shop ads for Cole Hardware Oscar Hall's Read's Drug Store and Myers heating. Items note cattle sales point to Higgins Brogdon and McConnico transfers. A pair of charity bazaars at Mrs Webb and Mrs Sims support the Carnegie library fund.
Special train passage offered Sunday Sept 21 by H and T C. Tickets good only on the special train both ways. Marlin fare one dollar and Waco fare one dollar fifty. Depart Waco 8 30 p m and Marlin 9 45 p m return to be on the same special train. Agent W Wilson.
Fair management announces a floral parade as a feature of the opening day. Cash prizes of 36 and 25 are offered for best decorated float and private vehicle respectively if entries reach required numbers. Mrs D F Dansby oversees arrangements.
The Eagle notes a special meeting of the Business League at K of P hall Tuesday night at 30 o clock with invitation to city business men to attend and meet Dr. Houston of A and M College. Also notices late include utility service shutoffs if accounts are not settled by Sept 25 1902 and various local commercial offerings and inquiries.
President Mitchell denied a prepared demand for settlement that was allegedly sent to J Pierrepont Morgan with a Oct 20 deadline. Bishop Fallows toured eight collieries and a washery finding none in operation. Miner leaders arrestees Paul Wryoda Geo Gilbert and William Jenkins faced bail after certificates were issued to non unionists.
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