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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1899
Page
4
A quoted poem by John W. Gee envisions heaven as a realm without night or sorrow. It promises perpetual light from the Lamb, endless day, green pastures, and waters forever bright, free from tears, pain, or despair.
A public notice from Burt Norwoop states that picture coupons are issued only to the retail trade and free pictures cannot accompany wholesale bills due to slim profits.
Austin reports the focus on a new antitrust bill modeled after Arkansas law. Lawmakers push to finish before adjournment, with signatures circulating for a late April adjournment. Senate and House progress notes include charter, bonds, indemnity, and local bills amid tense session.
News in brief reports W J Bryan’s ovation at a $1 New York dinner surpasses his campaign-era receptions. Ponciano Diaz, famed Mexican bullfighter, has died in Mexico City. Solomon Hotema, a Choctaw, jailed in Antlers Texas charged with killing a woman and two men. Pope celebrates thanksgiving mass at St Peter's Rome. Mexico orders 32000 American rifles. trial of compressed air transit for streetcars in New York succeeds. Captain Cook’s wife dies at Annapolis. Bill Jones shot while hunting near Texline, seriously wounded. Robert Garvin, marble cutter, found dead in bed at Texarkana Arkansas.
In Manila on April 17 insurgents concentrate at Pasig’s northern end while Major General Lawton’s Santa Cruz expedition returns. American scouts report several thousand rebels nearby and 250 Chinese from Santa Cruz flee to safety fearing reprisals if rebels reenter.
The Official Gazet te announces Duke de Arcos is appointed envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States. Consulates are created at Havana Manila Tirolo San Juan de Porto Rico and Cienfuegos. Senor Larrea moves from Antwerp to Havana. General Rios offers to surrender 1600 Filipino prisoners to Aguinaldo if needed and seeks a definite stance on liberation.
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