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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1898
Page
4
St. Petersburg August 28 Emperor Nicholas instructs Count Muravieff to present a note to foreign diplomats proposing universal peace and reduction of armaments. He invites an international conference to seek durable peace and end the arms race, arguing the moment is favorable and that arms burden the world.
A fragment reflects tension over binding principles of equity and right to ensure state security and public welfare. The passage hints at a pact or agreement reinforced by corporate or institutional commitment to fair treatment and societal well being.
Wingate Indiana August reports ex Governor Claude Matthews died peacefully at Meharry home surrounded by family after a brief illness. Funeral planned at Hazel Bluff farm near Clinton. Matthews helped found Indiana Shorthorn Breeders and served as secretary of state before his 1892 governorship. He later campaigned for Bryan and Sewall in 1896.
A European Philippine lands committee writes to President McKinley urging removal of friars in the Philippines. It names Manila archbishop and bishops Nueva Sagovia and Nueva Caceres, condemns their acts against natives Americans and Jesuits, and seeks civil action to suppress the religious orders.
After the Civil War a vivid portrait of craps among Southern African Americans. The piece explains dice lore, slang like Free and Phoebe, betting rituals, superstition, loaded dice checks, and the crowd’s tense excitement as luck shifts with every roll.
An advertisement extols Swift's Specific as the only cure for deep seated blood diseases. It quotes testimonials from Texas families praising rapid cures of brain fever sores and internal blood trouble. The copy warns against other remedies and claims the product is purely vegetable and mineral free, with free literature offered.
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