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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1899

Page

2

Guerrilla Warfare Tactics Defy Quick Philippine Victory

Washington reports indicate insurgents led by Aguinaldo will pursue guerilla warfare in Luzon, retreating when attacked and lengthening the conflict. Officials expect heavy rain season to hinder US operations while Schurman commission results fall short of hoped impact. Otis plans no new troops yet, awaiting regulars and potential six month volunteer reenlistments.

Washington Philippines Otis Aguinaldo Wheaton Lawton Santa Cruz Luzon Schurman Commission War Department Manila

Texas voters back vetoed bills stance echoed by governor

The Texas public applauds Gov Sayers veto of legislative measures deemed unconstitutional. Editorial notes early realization by lawmakers that the veto action aligns with constitutional limits, urging continued adherence to this stance for state governance.

Texas

Cat Delays Holy Dove Trick at Revival in Hopkins County

In a 1970s revival near Lol Lar's store in Hopkins County a zealous pastor used a live dove from a ceiling hole to captivate the congregation. The ruse failed when a whispering boy cried, Uncle John, de cat done at up de Holy Dove, Mus T let down de cat. The startled crowd wondered if the dove would appear as planned.

Lollar’s Hopkins County John Weatherford Democrat

Grand Concert and Cake Walk at Assembly Hall

A grand concert and cake walk is scheduled at Assembly Hall in College Station Texas on April 15 at 5 PM. Part I features Sousa First Heart Throbs Die Ehre Gottes Aus der Natur and Surf Polka with cornet solo by Steinhauser. Eli Green’s Cake Walk by Griffiths McCormick Japhet Rug bey Jones Buhler Walker. Part II offers Maritana opera selections Wallace Miller Clement Bittle Coultas Sweet Little Daisies Seltzer Thunderer Sousa. Admission ten cents.

Garlatan’ Sousa Eilenberg Der Natur Beethooven Steinhauser F. H. Miller Eli Green Griffiths & McCormick Japhet & Rugbey Jones F Buhler G Walker & Riley Wallace Miller Clement Bittle Coultas Seltzer Thunderer Sousa

Pleasant Weather Sparks Community Picnic Plans

From Harvey reports mild skies bring farmers to hasten tasks and a young growth rush. Residents anticipate a joyful picnic on the first of the month with location decisions pending. Unity Debating Society met Saturday night and staged an engaging debate. Hurrah for the U D S.

Unity Debating Society

Bethel Choir Inspires Interest Amid School Growth

The Bethel choir enjoyed a Sunday evening of splendid singing and the writer hopes for greater public engagement. Beth el Literary School reports increasing enrollment with new pupils including H. O. Ferguson Bettie Gandy and Pearl Gandy from Rock Prairie who recently joined after closing schools. No further news at present.

Bethel Bethel Literary School H. O. Ferguson Bettie Pearl Gandy Rock Prairie

Harris School House News From Harris County

Farmers plant a new cotton crop and general health remains good though roseola affects some. Reynolds and Samples families visited Kurten and Cottonwood respectively. Myrtle Lilie Nichols and 8. M. Moore joined Kurten visitors. Local youths enjoyed a Friday night entertainment at Alexandria, deemed a success.

W. G. Reynolds Kurten Joe Samples Cottonwood Myrtle Lilie Nichols 8. M. Moore Alexandria

Guns Taken From Spanish Gunboat Spark Uproar

The Spanish gunboat at Zamboanga was reportedly stripped of its guns and ammunition after being boarded by rebels. Francis Reyes, who bought the vessel, learned the fleet sailed to Manila and back with the arms removed. The gunboats were transferred to Reyes's agents and crews, then reported to have been boarded by rebels who removed armament.

Manila Francis Reyes Zamboanga Mindanao Butuan United States Boston Zamboagna Senor Reyes

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