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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1898
Page
3
The Home Newspaper and Its Local Value
The piece extols the home paper as essential for church, court notices, school, births and deaths, marriages, sickness, and town advancement. It highlights coverage of public enterprise, immigration welcome, and local attractions, while noting some readers deem it inferior to city papers despite its community role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Church
Blanco Appeals to His People for Cuba Guidance
Washington reports General Blanco urges Cubans to refrain from local political action, seek guarantees for safety and interests, and trust US protection as Spain withdraws. He predicts no further Cuban-Spanish disputes and hints Spaniards’ continued role in governance. His message ends with Ramón Bianco’s signoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Blanco
Havana
Cuba
United States
Spain
Ramon Bianco
Hoar considered for Hay's ambassador post in London
The Journal reports President may appoint George F. Hoar as ambassador to Great Britain if he consents. The move would fill the Hay vacancy while risking Hoar leaving the Senate. Breckinridge era troop movements delay transport from Camp Thomas to reinforce Lexington. In Texas a mink killed a chicken near a Chickamauga area grocery, the fourth at that store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Journal
Washington
George F. Hoar
Court of St. James
Ambassador Hay
Senator Hoar
Hoar
Senate
London
Great Britain
United States
Chickamauga
Camp Thomas
Breckinridge
Pennsylvania
Rossville
Lexington
Missouri
First
New Hampshire
Ringgold
Third Corps
Andrews
West Virginia
Ohio
Knoxville
Illinois
Chicago
McKinney
Tex
Women should teach Sunday schools say Mr Bok
The article argues that the decay of Sunday schools stems from incompetent male superintendents. It urges that women, not men, should be the teachers, with a competent superintendent and a few assistants, and that women should focus on auditing rather than teaching if employed elsewhere. It calls for intelligent, experienced female teachers who can apply spirituality effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bok
The solitary passages of life and duty described
The text reflects on solitary duties that must be faced alone, urging steadfast moral strength drawing on Christ and God. It contrasts sheltering love of kin with the higher call to endure wildernesses and storms under divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Exchange Hotel Arrivals and Wagons Scales Sale
Listings of arrivals at the Exchange Hotel from various cities and a note by Ira Gooch offering wagon scales at half price. Separate historical anecdote about Union occupation of Richmond and a cast-iron coal bomb found in Jefferson Davis’s desk. Also a brief tale of a Baltimore woman's ornate postage stamp costume worn to a masked ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Gooch
United States
Richmond
Edward H. Ripley
Vermont
Jefferson Davis
City Point
Baltimore
Moral counsel on faith, trust, and patience for believers
A reflective piece urges readers to avoid Satanic doubt and distrust in others, emphasizing faith driven action. It cites scripture and proverbs on divine guidance, kindness, and perseverance, noting true greatness comes from serving humanity and standing firm while God acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
After the Boom Hudson River taxes and textile color tips
The passage recalls land trading a decade ago at a dollar and a quarter per acre around Woolsey West Ten years later prices rise. An expert advises for matting to match color schemes to use plain white and stain it rather than buy colored mats.
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Woolsey West
Hudson Rivers
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