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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1899

Page

2

Hayden Cranfill dispute heats up as lawyers clash

Galveston Tribune notes the Hayden Cranfill controversy has lawyers exchanging blows and lies in a heated debate. It likens the Philippine revolt to Mexico’s fight against U.S. conquest, asserting Filipinos mirror Mexican intellect with an 8 to 12 million population. the piece cites a $20 million price paid to Spain.

Hayden-Cranfill Galveston Tribune Philippines Associated Press Archipelago Mexico United States Spain Galveston

Governor Sayers Praised as Steady Leader in Crisis

In the wake of recent rains and floods, the Waco Tribune commends Governor Sayers for his cool honest handling of the crisis. The editorial lauds his confidence, endurance and level headedness, asserting he is the right man in the right place and deserves public appreciation.

Sayers Waco Tribune

Bundick Bridge Impassable After Flood South of Bryan

A Bundick prairie resident reports Bundick bridge twenty three miles northeast of Bryan remains dammed by flood water with a poor ford for heavy loads. The bridge is loose mid span and sunk in the river bed. half can be used with repairs while the rest must be torn down and rebuilt. Temporary crossing at low water via crossways could cost little but full repair is urgent to restore cotton traffic and market access. Miss Gertrude Nall visited Conroe.

Bundick Prairie Madigan County Eagle Bundick Bridge Bryan

Navasota Team Plans Thursday Game in Bryan

The Navasota baseball club lists players Marx Hyman John Kennard Lewis Miller Ross Steele Ed Easley Warren Russell Eugene Lowrie Ham Redford Red Wilkerson Sumpter Forrester and expects to travel to Bryan Thursday to play a boys team. A local military company reorganization discusses state policy on old Spanish American war era units and gun and uniform limitations delaying new charters.

Navasota Baseball Club Bryan Marx Hyman John Kennard Lewis Miller Ross Steele Ed Easley Warren Russell Eugene Lowrie Ham Redford Red Wilkerson Sumpter Forrester Navasota Examiner

Reynolds Brothers Launch Largest Cattle Deal in Market

Albany financier George A Reynolds purchases 5000 head of cattle at 18 dollars each and 11 percent in value on a Reeves county property, plus 1000 stock cattle at 20 dollars and 2000 stock cattle at 17 dollars. Transactions total near 250000 dollars amid Loving syndicate talks.

Fort Worth Tex George A Reynolds Albany Mr. Reynolds Reynold Bros Roe M. Hardwick Reynolds Johnson & Hoghlin E. O. Lochhangen Reeves County Pecos City Johnson & Hughlin Lochhausen Crowley & Garrett Loving Cattle Syndicate

Clark doubts Bryan nomination and silver issue in campaign

In Los Angeles Senator W A Clark says Bryan nomination is not guaranteed and silver may not be the defining issue of the next race. He remains a self described bimetallist and supports expansion while urging continued war in the Philippines until surrender. In Texas Clit J Whittaker dies by strychnine, leaving a letter to his wife explaining financial woes prompted the act.

Washington Navy Department Washington Navy Yard Los Angeles Cal W. A. Clark William J. Bryan Philippines Nacogdoches, Tex Clit J. Whittaker

Water Turned On For Italy Texas

The Italy Water company has turned on artesian water for the city. Fire hydrants and watering troughs are available in the business district for public use. In Brownwood Richard Sellman from a McCulloch county ranch sold wool for 17 cents a pound, the highest Texas price in seven to eight years. A. J. Berry, San Jacinto survivor, died in Baird when his team ran away and he was crushed under the wagon wheels.

Italy Tex Italy Water Company Brownwood Richard Sellman McCulloch County Texas

Robbery knocks down Tyler carpenter. $18 stolen

J. E. Stepp, a well known carpenter of Tyler, was knocked down and robbed Saturday night. The highwayman secured $18 in silver and escaped. In Little Rock, the Cooperage plant in North Little Rock burned at 2 a.m. with losses around $75,000, insurance status not known.

Tyler Tex J. E. Stepp Little Rock Ark Little Rock Cooperage Company North Little Rock

Allen Academy Training School Prospectus

Allen Academy invites parents to enroll their sons in a thorough training school with attentive supervision of every interest. Applications are requested from J. H. Allen and R. O. Allen, the principals.

J. H. Allen R. O. Allen

Ho liness Meeting Opens Near Waco With Big Attendance

Waco Texas August 2 The annual Holiness meeting will begin next week at the Appell grounds five miles south of Waco attendance is expected to reach 10000 demonstrating strong religious interest in the region.

Waco Tex Appell Grounds

Cuban Newspapers Suppressed

Havana reports General Ludlow, military governor, has suppressed the scurrilous Cuban newspaper El Renconcentrado.

Havana Ludlow el Renconcentrado

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