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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1899
Page
1
Colonel Cordier testifies in the interest of the prisoner as the parole hearing unfolds. Draves is cited as favoring leniency while soliciting clemency from the board. The proceedings emphasize rehabilitation prospects and legal considerations.
General Mercier and other generals attend as Colonel Cordier testifies strongly for Dreyfus. He ridicules antisemitic remarks, praises Picquart, and hints Henry’s jealousy. Major Lanth clashes, De Freycinet speaks softly, and the courtroom fills with spectators awaiting verdict hints.
Chicago reports twelve arches of 33 tons each collapsing on Wabash avenue during erection. Nine workers killed and several injured, with missing men believed buried under rubble. Causes under investigation as rescue operations continue and hospitals treat the wounded.
A mixed wire service brief reports a man named Mongat-atvenen entangled and roasted by wires while viewing a game. Ida Smith of South McAlester commits suicide by poison with three others attempting the same but rescued. In Porto Plata insurgents attack Santiago, gaining strength daily. Austin reports start of a $9000 mess hall at the colored deaf and blind asylum. John R. McLeod likely Democratic candidate for governor of Iowa.
Multiple properties offered including 150 acres on the H. and T. C. railroad between Bryan and Benchley in Thompson Creek, a five room dwelling near the graded school, another five room house with lot, water works and fine water, and 7 dwellings with 2 acres in western city. Also a notice inviting sellers to place property with the listing service to find buyers.
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