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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1898
Page
3
Local notices from Madisonville and surroundings
Local items list visits and illnesses in Madisonville including H C Robinson and R J Ford, Prof. J H and R O Allen, W E Mathis, J E Butler, Uncle Dave Lloyd, and others. Ads note rental, livery services by Ira Gooch and W T James, sale notices by John Q Tabor and John M Caldwell, and insurance notices by Joe B Reed. Tyler republican convention attendees also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Gordon
Galveston
J. E. Butler
Dave Lloyd
McQueen
Cliff A. Adams
Sargeant Madison
Judge Moore
J. E. Farquhar
Wellborn
J. H
R.O. Allen
Madisonville
Edna
Willie Weeden
CO. G. Parsons
Ira Gooch
Local residents and visitors noted in Navasota scene
Burt Norwood on sick list and Mrs. J. H. Mawhinney visitations mark a busy day in Navasota. Watered by mentions of Madipo, Fort Presidio, and several area figures, the items cover rent notices stock repaints and a bridge inspection plan at Bundick bridge.
Exchange Hotel Arrivals and Notables From Various Cities
In April every good American seemed expert. In June he was making military campaigns. In August he is a diplomat. In October he will be pronouncing on the government of colonies. The American citizen is hard pressed, but he shrinks from no duty in running the government. Franklin Texan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Texan
Attitude of Cubans Raises Fear of Insurgent Trouble
A Santiago de Cuba dispatch from August 15 describes Cuban sentiment as divided. The pro annexation majority seeks American protection while a rabid anti‑American faction promotes rebellion and rejects peace efforts, inflaming unrest and pressuring harsh policy responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
Cuba
United States
Spain
Santiago
Secret meeting in Santiago discusses Cuban army disbanding
American officers and Cuban leaders met at the palace in Santiago de Cuba on August 16 with General Garcia present. The hour and a half session agreed to disband the Cuban army and have the United States pay the men, an expenditure of about 15 million dollars, justified by the island's agricultural wealth and disruption from insurgent raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santiago de Cuba
Garcia
United States
Negro Almost Lynched by Soldiers in San Francisco
Dan Thomas, a Negro crab fisherman, was wounded and barely saved from lynching by 500 Tennessee soldiers after riots began in a saloon. Officers later protected him at the guardhouse as quarrels continued and the crowd dispersed. Fort Worth and Atlanta items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dan Thomas
Regular Cavalry
Pigtail Peculiarities and Blondin’s Samoan Rescue
A Washington street car passenger notes Chinese travelers favor car rides and fare paying habits. Lieutenant John J. Blondin of the Maine recalls his Samoan hurricane ordeal aboard the Trenton, clinging to rigging for sixteen hours, then rescuing Vandalia survivors with little rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Stef
Maine
John J. Biondin
Havana
Apia
Blondin
Trenton
Samoa
Amputated Ruffle Sparks Alley Car Scene and Cheese Notes
A New York car incident shows a woman defending her damaged skirt with a quarter offered to a gentleman, while a columnist muses on professional sweaters and the potential for ministers and women. The piece then shifts to European Agrarian rage and a survey of cheeses produced in North America, noting Stilton Cheddar Gruyere Neuchatel and a few foreign brands not yet made locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Canada
New Jersey
Neuchatel
Ohio
Italy
France
Euchre Party Lights Up J A McQueen Home
A midweek social at Mr. and Mrs. J A McQueen hosted Miss Shelby of Houston Miss Goodrich of Marlin and Miss Nellie Smith as guests of honor. About twenty couples attended with ten euchre tables. Prizes included a four leaf clover charm and wisp brush for men and an embroidered patriotic belt and hat pin for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McQueen
Shelby
Houston
Goodrich
Marlin
Nellie Smith
Foote
Hettie Smith
Jesse Garth
Country Child Sees City Life Through New Neighbor Letter
A country girl new to town writes about her first street living classifies the place as queer. A guiding moral urges reader to seek God in the soul first to live rightly and better the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastenra
God
Mass Republican Meeting Called for Brazos County
I W H Haynes calls a mass meeting of Brazos County Republicans at the county courthouse in Bryan on August 27 1898. Purpose is to endorse the state convention actions and to form a county ticket. Signed by W H Haynes County Chairman and M M Haynes Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
E. H. R. Green
Ths
Bryan
Texas
Brazos County
W. H. Haynes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Ertkson
Sam Sanger
Ben Ettleson
Hearne and
San Antonio
Hearne
T. C
Time Table
H. C. Robinson
Mumford
R. J. Ford
T. CO. Bittle
W. E. Mathis
Reliance
John Q .Tabor
Tyler Haswell
Ft. Worth
W. L. Parton
Neal McNeil
Jim McNeir
Madison County
D. B. Knox
Ben Knox
W. T. James
James
Wilcox
Benchley
Read
G. Parsons
Joe B. Reed
Burt Norwood
Lia Gooch
Bettie Miller
John K. Davis
P. A. Smith
Jake Shapira
Myers Shapira
Olan Black
Malone Farrar
M. C. Barber
Jap Prater
Oscar Wilcox
Seale & Wilcox
Horace Vernon
S. FE. Rhodes
Squire Quinn
Jim Pace
W. M. Bedgood
John Mooring
Gaines
Wiley Colson
Grimes County
I. Z. T. Morrie
D. Mike
Geo. C. Bartlett
Ft. Presidio
Cal
A. B. Carson
Near College
Judge Harman
Madison County Commissioners Court
Bundick Bridge
Navasota River
Eagle
E. P. Moseley
C. P. Smith
J. B. Russell
Tom Hutcheson
Exchange Hotel
M D Herring
Waco
T Failer
Calvert
H Allen
R OU Allen
J Capell
Centerville
Miss
John N Henderson
Austin
R Snodgrass
Potter
Dallas
V McMaster
J Semple
St Louis
George Dalsheimer
W Carr
J. Shapiro
J F Giles
L Hollingsworth
Atlanta
William Bain
James Philipps
Philipps
Bain
Mary Scafe
Tex
A. F. Brandt
DeWitt County
J. F. Parks
B. S. Read
John M. Caldwell
Voeng
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
James Drugstore
Jesse G. Minkert
A. W. Buchanan
J. T. Closs
Office of Justice of the Peace
Euchre Party
Country Child’s
M. M. Haynes
Palmer
Wright
Crown
W. C. Fountain
Rhode’s Saloon
H. T. Coulter
B. 8
From
THE
Home Bakery
Otto Boehme
Prone Oe
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