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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1898
Page
6
The president arrives in Atlanta for the Peage Jubilee with a flower parade reviewed from a stand. Crowds greet the party at the depot as Georgia offers a cordial welcome and a Capitol visit follows with a royal reception at the Kimball House.
Washington reports Brooklyn Texas Castine and Resolute have been ordered to Havana to suppress any uprising. The move follows unrest at the Hotel Ingleterra and is linked to Admiral Sampson now in Havana. Authorities fear a riot could cost innocent lives if unrest spreads.
In St Louis First District police court Judge Thomas H. Peabody drew his revolver while Attorney J D Storts drew his weapon and denounced the judge as unfair. Officers intervened after a scuffle, the attorney jailed and the four women were fined heavily as the trial resumed.
Lieut Hobson spent Tuesday in Selma where a public reception at the Academy of Music honored him. He then arrived in Montgomery at 5 30 pm to a depot crowd of around five thousand. At the capitol the legislature extended sessions for a grand ovation as citizens packed the building.
Texas Representative Bailey intends to challenge General Wheeler’s right to sit as a House member while holding a military position and similar questions apply to Robbins Golson Campbell who served in the Spanish War. Wheeler attended a Democratic caucus, prompting Bailey to suspect he plans to resume his seat.
Local dispatches recount a false explosion story from Potean Idaho Territory about a mine near that area. The real event involved two men working at night and both were killed with house fire damage minimal. Other items note thefts in Carthage and multiple railroad fatalities near Crittenden and Knoxville.
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