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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1900

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Governor Taylor Delays Seal on Louisville Pact

Frankfort February 7 Governor Taylor holds off on signing the Louisville agreement awaiting counsel from ex Governor Bradley and W C P Breckinridge He signals no guarantee of signing despite their urging Adjutant General orders troop withdrawal from Frankfort to protect Governor Goebel remains while funeral rites proceed

Capitol Grounds Goebel Frankfort Cemetery Ghoebel Capitol Hotel Groebel Frankfort Taylor Menger Williams Collier Yost William Sweeney

Desperate Robbery Ends With Shootout in Havana

A man fought a robber for $75 and a gold watch, but was shot in the stomach. Police arrived three minutes after, the robbers fled around a train. The same assailants failed to take from another victim. Havana, Feb 7. Five thousand workers strike in local cigar factories.

Havana

France and England Face Possible Egyptian Dispute

Paris dispatch notes France and England on the brink of a serious disagreement over the Egyptian question. Britain may need to avoid war, as French leaders and Russia coordinate, while D elcasse and Ourousseff meet daily. The era’s wary balance suggests war would cost more than it would gain, with the Boers cast as paw.

New York Paris France England Hava Edmund J. Monson Russia Persia M. Delcasse Baron Monson Egypt Rome Baron Currie M Delcasse M. Ourousseff New Foundland Madagascar Loubet Waldeck-Rousseau Delcasse Miller

Democrats Active in Kentucky Legislature Contention at Louisville

In Louisville on February 7 the Democratic push resumes, with Governor Taylor’s refusal to sign a conference agreement and plans to base Beckham’s legislature in Louisville. Dozens of Democratic lawmakers gather as they seek safe passage to Frankfort for Governor Gobel’s funeral, while avoiding arrest. Meanwhile in Birmingham a case of child kidnapping is resolved when Dorsey Young is returned to her mother Mrs S G Harris and grandfather after being abducted years earlier.

Louisville Taylor Beckham Cincinnati London Frankfort Goebel Birmingham Ala H. O. Hoyt S. G. Harris Dorsey Young Maurice Nash Hoyt Mrs. Harris

Garder Robbed and Mortally Wounded in Joliet

Glyden T. Garder a Joliet Railway street car conductor was robbed and mortally wounded by two highwaymen at the courthouse corner near Joliet center. The robbers escaped. Witnesses observed the incident as Garder fell.

Joliet, Ills Glyden T. Garder Joliet Gardner

Still Expanding Washington to Control Canals and Islands

Reports from Washington indicate official exchanges of views with Denmark on the Danish West Indies and talks with Ecuador over Chatham Islands for naval stations to guard the Nicaragua canal approaches. Secretary Hay weighed near-term possessions before curbing fortifications, while confirming negotiations neither denied nor rushed. In South Carolina, the liquor board loses power as a new dispensary system takes effect after the legislature's approval.

Washington Senate Danish West Indies United States Denmark Ecuador Chatham Islands Galpagos Puerto Rico Hawaiian Islands Nicaragua Hay Charbsm Quito Chatham Columbia S. C State Board of Liquor Control House General Assembly

Three-Director Dispensary Bill Set For Primary Vote

The bill proposes electing three directors of unquestioned character for two year terms instead of five. Other amendments exist but main issue hinges on the Democratic primary this summer with tickets on dispensary prohibition and local option for state officers. El Paso reports the Santa Fe Street mule car line sold for 30000 to John T. Terry who plans an electric conversion. New York notes Machias sent to Puerto Cabello amid disturbances and unrest in Santo Domingo. Cebu rebellion stirs administration circles.

el Paso Santa Fe Street Railway John T. Terry New York the Herald Washington Machias Puerto Cabello Santo Domingo Cebu

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