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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1899
Page
1
Candy Blanket and Bro promotes fancy candy at 35 50 and 75 cents per pound. Dozier Bakery features fancy cakes five pounds for 1 25 and two pounds for 60 cents. Also offered are cheeses straws crackers Swifts Premium hams breakfast bacon and a variety of evaporated fruits.
A local grocer promotes in house roasted coffees claiming over a year of on site roasting and superior quality. They invite new customers to try their home roasted coffee and note that many shoppers buy other groceries there.
London reports Field Marshal Lord Roberts will be ordered to Cape Town to take chief command of all British troops in South Africa, superseding Buller, while debate grows over Boer tactics and Allied responses to the Ladysmith siege. Reports detail casualties at Ladysmith and movements around Kimberley Colenso and Estcourt.
In Frankfort on December 6 the state election board worked through several counties amid warnings from Governor Bradley that he did not deploy soldiers or orchestrate crowd control. He challenged reporters and officials who claimed otherwise, urging dispersal outside the building. Debates on Harlan and Jefferson counties followed as Goebel and Taylor tallies appeared for multiple counties. In Washington, news arrived of Senator Elect Hayward of Nebraska's death as the Senate opened.
President Frey administered the oath to Mr. Bate. Mr. Roberts entered the hall at 11 30 and sat on the extreme right of the Democratic side. At noon Spenser Henderson ordered the members to rise and bow for the chaplain’s invocation. The president’s message was read after the journal was examined.
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