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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1899
Page
4
An advance notice promises a polished production of The Air Ship by J M Gaites, produced by Marx Reich Company at the Opera House next Thursday evening. The three act farce features top specialty acts, clean bright humor, and striking effects, billed as the best travel entertainment in the farce comedy genre.
The Grimes County Record presents a historical sketch of Grimes County and related historical items of interest. H. H. Hodge publishes from Anderson, Texas, promising the county’s finest paper in this holiday edition.
New buggies and harness just received at Williamson Bros for outfitting horses and carriages. Williamson Bros invites customers to view the latest arrivals and place orders promptly.
Captain William A. Andrews, stranded at sea after leaving Atlantic City, hailed the Campardown off Stalyimore eighty miles from shore. He claimed plenty of whiskey and declared his course toward England, shouting America versus England before continuing his journey.
A New York Record notice urges establishing a national school of tropical medicine. Citing the London Times, it notes Tirah frontier battles caused 1,000 hospital admissions for wounds and 11,000 for fever and dysentery, suggesting a U.S. need modeled on Britain to study tropical diseases.
The qu een’s affection for her immediate family deepens with age and she is happiest when several relatives surround her. Her majesty shows special regard for the Duchess of York and her children. Little Prince Edward of York often "rules the roost" with the great grandmother and wields notable influence. The young prince acts as a diplomat and eagerly opens doors and fetches the food stool for the queen.
In Cincinnati locals recount General Benjamin F. Butler testing a young applicant for admission to the bar. The youth claims he is strong on the statutes, but Butler warns that a fool legislature could repeal all he knows.
Fragmentary dialogue references an uncle who grows very large strawberries and uses quart boxes. The text implies sentiment about the uncle’s methods and fruit size, but lacks clear event, date, place, or人物 details to form a full news item.
A Detroit Free Press exchange questions whether women should join juries. One speaker doubts acceptance citing current disagreements, while the other expresses hope against change, highlighting early 20th century attitudes toward women in civic roles.
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