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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1899
Page
3
Readable portions show schedules for H. and T. C. times at Hearne with Northbound lines 1 3 and 10 and Southbound lines 2 4 6. Arrivals and departures listed include 3 10 p.m 11 55 a.m and 3 53 a.m 4 39 p.m. The text references Hearne San Antonio and Bryan with east bound service between Hearne and San Antonio.
Coulter's offers new goods and a large line of boys suits. I M Cook visits from Steep Hollow. Daughters of the Confederacy meet at Mrs Garth's home Friday at 4. Coach Murray joins A M College football preparations. St Andrews Episcopal services resume. Mrs Nall returns from Texas trip improved in health.
The district court lists civil cases including Elijah Bennett versus Mrs M E Rush with debt and vendor lien foreclosure, Joseph Stasta Jr et al versus Peter Stasta to remove cloud from title, J J Adams as temporary administrator versus T B Goodson et al with default judgment for plaintiff, and a list of petit jurors for the fourth week.
Visitors include A C Fenton of Chicago Jao T Welch of Philadelphia H Brin and R Brin Ennis L H Anderson of St Marys Kan J W McCarty of Eagle Lake D E Cohn A Dinkelspeil of Dallas E R Holland of Houston and Mr and Mrs W u Gunter who live six miles east of Madisonville. The three girls Linnie Winnie and Minnie turn one year old tomorrow. A brown two year old Jersey cow is missing or stolen with no brand and dish face. Reward offered by John D Conlee for return or information.
Treasury department mails over five million dollars in anticipated October interest on government bonds. The move aims to relieve bank demand while New York’s difficulties continue unresolved. Deposits in national banks total about eighty one million dollars with disbursing balances over sixty million. Officials expect no drastic action unless funds run short.
Atlanta, Sept. 20. Editor Horace White of the New York Evening Post discusses the race question. He warns there may be no simple solution and notes deportation is unlikely while the south may attract more white settlers. He singles out Booker T. Washington as offering valuable guidance for improving relations.
Reports from Key West and Vera Cruz note thirty one new yellow fever cases and one death as of Sept 20, with signs the epidemic is waning in Cordoba and abating in Tehuantepec. Elsewhere in the U S events include a fatal shooting near Sycamore Indiana, indictments for segregation on trains in Georgia, and a fatal rail collision near Kansas City with several injuries.
Names remain in the Bryan post office weekly mail list for Sept 20. Ads note prices on boys suits from Coulter 50 cents up and Lemp beer promotions at local businesses. Other items include millinery, hardware, and a lost solid silver fork with initials M. H. rewarded for return.
Ardmore Illinois reports the Chickasaw legislature passed a bill doubling the marriage license fee from 50 to 1000 dollars aimed at squaw men.
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