The Daily Eagle and Far-Flung Opinions in 1899
A Bryan Texas page notes mail status and editor credits, then quotes opinions from The Philadelphia Ledger Indianapolis Sentinel and Mexican Herald. It comments on Alger, Edison steel hardening, cotton machinery growth in Mexico, gold standard debates, and Latin American finances with political and economic critique.
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Mexican Herald
Republic
Mexico
Trusts Rise to 353 by February 1899 in United States
The New York Journal of Commerce reports 353 trusts or combines at end of February 1899, with stock and bonds totaling $5.83 billion, up from 200 the previous year. Common stock about $4.25 billion, preferred $870 million, and bonded debt $714 million. A Baltimore Sun quote adds that much manufacturing capital is combined to suppress competition under tariff protection. For Sale Jersey cow with young calf. W. T. Ford, 108.
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The
New York Journal of Commerce
United States
Journal
Baltimore Sun
Weather, baptisms, and local notices from Harvey and Marion
Harvey notes very nice weather with cotton planting in progress and a fear of replanting due to a cold spell from the prior Monday. Event updates include Rev J M Bullock at a regular appointment, Rev J A Wadsworth sermon, Bright Light church singing, Bethel visits by Prof R L Pounds, and social visits by the Subers. Unity Debating Society reports growing membership after three joins. upcoming entertainments at McSwain home and Dr Todd's. Miss Edna Weedon closes Wixon school, Bethel school attendees include Miss Beard and Edna Weedon. Marion reports threshing machine trust securing options on Huber and Marion Manufacturing plants to close smaller mills and maximize large ones. Huber stock at $300 per share.
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J. M. Bullock
J. A. Wadsworth
Bright Light Church
R. L. Pounds
Edge
Bethel
Eugene Suber
Corrie Suber
A. P. Todd
Brazos Bottom
Unity Debating Society
McSwain
Rock Prairie
Marion
Threshing Machine Trust
Huber Manufacturing Company
Marion Manufacturing Company
Huber Company
Choctaw Indians join Cumberland Presbyterian church in jail
Three full blooded Choctaw Indians confined in the United States jail at South McAlester were received into the Cumberland Presbyterian church in a jail ceremony. Jesse Moore and Elam Johnson face murder charges, while Martin Fo peta stands for perjury. In Union City Tiptonville area Joe Tipton and Tom Hines Jr. quarrel leads to Tipton firing, Hines returning fire and wounding Tipton in the abdomen. Sherman Still Improves after pneumonia recovery. ex secretary Sherman convalesces in Washington.
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South McAlester
I T
United States
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Jesse Moore
Elam Johnson
Martin Fopeta
Union City
Tiptonville
Joe Tipton
Tom Hines
Tipton
Hines
Steamer Stella Wrecked Near Casquet Rocks
In dense fog the passenger steamer Stella en route between Southampton and the Channel Islands struck the Casquet rocks near Alderney and sank within ten minutes after a boiler explosion. The Lynx and another steamer rescued boats carrying about 95 survivors. reports later indicate around 60 were drowned. The Stella carried 210 passengers bound for Easter holidays in the Channel Islands.
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Southampton
Stella
Channel Islands
Casquet
Alderney
Lynx
Samoa crisis cables and German request stir Washington
Washington reports no new Samoa details by noon as officials await a missing Kautz cable from Sydney. A proposed joint high commission by Germany, the U S and Britain dominates talks, while Berlin notes U S goodwill and German press debate. In Elkhart Indiana Elmer Post of the Grand Army of the Republic denounces the return of a captured battle flag and plans to send resolutions to state and national commanders.
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Washington
Samoa
Kautz
Sydney
Auckland
Kantz
New South Wales
Philadelphia
Department
Apia
Mataafa
Germany
Berlin
United States
White
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Elkhart
Ind
Elmer Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Seventeenth
Indiana Volunteers
Texas Rangers
Rome
Texas
Mount
Ryan
James Dodge
Cuba Crisis Over Distribution Of U S Troop Support
Paris reports from Havana claim Major General Brooke governor general of Cuba is undecided about how to allocate the eight million dollars offered by the United States to Cuban troops and has ordered the coin shipped back to the United States.
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Paris
Havana
Brooke
Cuba
United States
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