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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1901
Page
1
Lincoln April 26. W S Bryan says he will not seek a third presidential nomination and will support candidates who promote Democratic principles. He aims to influence politics for years, stressing loyalty to the party over past slights and opposing those who oppose Democratic policies.
In Washington on April 26 the Cuban delegation framing a new island constitution met with President McKinley. They conferred with Secretary Root on Cuban relations and later were guests at a White House state dinner. A prior morning exchange signaled friendship between the U S and Cuba amid secrecy about final results.
London April 26 William T Stead in a Daily Mail interview warns the Boers seek England's conflict with Russia or other military entanglements. He says the Clayton Bulwer treaty could be torn apart, forcing a choice between war and humiliation, with peace talks likely to fail.
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