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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1899
Page
5
Local notices detail time tables for H.&T.C. lines between Bryan Hearne and San Antonio with north and southbound departures. Community items mention visitors, sales, and local ads for liquor, milk cows, air ship tickets, and Christmas gifts.
Washington December 12 open debate on the currency bill centers on speeches by Dolliver of Iowa and DeArmond of Missouri. Dolliver defends the gold standard and ridicules Bryan era warnings while DeArmond warns Republicans cannot mislead western constituents in upcoming elections. Other speakers include Overstreet Maddox and McClellan as the session continues with planned night debates and initial Ohio Grosvenor remarks.
Washington observers report the Roberts investigating committee resuming sessions behind closed doors to review procedure and subpoenas. Inside, Roberts and a Utah delegation including Rev Dr Nuff and Mr Schroeder await admission as arguments on demurrer and committee authority unfold outside.
Apathy among Senator Quay’s supporters endangers his senate outlook as Chandler and Penrose mobilize limited efforts. An example shows a senator refusing to advocate for governor appointment when he backed Corbett, citing past voting that blocked Quay and Penrose.
A major snowstorm from Sunday to Tuesday crippled La Crosse Wisconsin with delayed trains three to five hours. Streetcars were blocked and telegraph and telephone wires were down across the area.
Commander Wood of the United States Navy died at his residence in Washington from typhoid fever. He commanded the gun boat Petrel at the battle of Manila.
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