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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
2
The Bryan and Stevenson candidacy appears favored after the Waco convention, with formal notification received and a sense that democracy shines. The piece notes Bryan contributes to public enterprises and hints at Bryan’s town growth prospects.
The Kansas City platform calls for immediate commitment to give the Philippines a stable government, then independence and protection from interference. Mr. Bryan pledges to call Congress after inauguration to redeem the platform and end the war. He promises rail and road improvements, cotton trade advantages, and large cotton shipments next season.
A shipment of Albatross flour arrived at Cole Bros, 210, described as nothing superior. The consignment details indicate a standard delivery to the business location.
A New York philanthropy journal highlights a man who exploited charity by citing a long list of misfortunes. Over fifteen months he claimed losses from multiple wives children and family deaths, bankruptcies caused by a treacherous brother, religious shifts, and a shipwreck to justify aid.
Low excursion rates offered for events in Chicago Atlanta Richmond and a Sovereign Grand Lodge gathering. Campaign dates span August 27 to September 1 July 25 to 29 and September 7 to 22 with ticket agents and D J Price in Palestine Texas handling rates dates sale limits.
Washington reports reveal a State Department memorandum sent to Minister Wu urging Beijing to stop attacks on legations and protect foreigners. It notes Conger fears leaving Pekin would mean death and presses cooperation with the relief expedition for order and safety.
Waco Texas dispatch reports W Kai Kee of New York describes the overland path from Tien Tsin to Pekin. He warns of marshes mud flats and fevers along rivers and roads, noting difficult terrain and that Chinese miles are shorter than English miles.
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