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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1900
Page
2
A Bryan Texas notice indicates second class mail matter status with Palmer Arnes subscription rates. The ad lists 40 cent monthly price and mentions Connelly Palmer & Arnes as publishers for the Sunday January 21 1900 edition.
Mr and Mrs Henry Conway narrowly survive a lightning strike that wrecked their five mile north west home. The chimney collapsed the ceiling opened the room and furniture was overturned. Both were knocked unconscious for about an hour yet avoided a worse fate as fire was quickly extinguished.
A J A O Club meeting at Miss Smith’s home elected Miss Clarke as president Miss Mc Lendon as vice president Miss Dana Coulter as treasurer and Miss Mistrot as secretary Honorary members named Mrs Sam Parker Mrs R M Gordon Mrs W H Oliver and Mrs Milton Sims Jr The group will meet with Miss Clarke Wednesday at four. Cameron Heard notes Rosser Thomas poised for nomination to succeed Joe Bailey in the U S House Brazos county friends back him as a capable representative.
Movements of troops under Hughes and MacArthur across Panay and Luzon with captured arms and insurgent losses. Skirmishes in the mountains near Vigan and Batangas. Spanish prisoners released. Separate notices detail accidents in Texas and Pennsylvania, a hospital pest house discharge, and a court mistrial. Andrew Carnegie donates 4,000 dollars for a Covington library.
Havana January 20 The issued order outlines the duties of civil and military authorities in Cuba. It requires post February for advisement to the governor, sets civil officials under military supervision, and grants military restraint only in extreme danger. It also mandates monthly prison oversight and restricts press interference.
The Kentucky gubernatorial contest hearing in Frankfort on Friday included counter claims by Republican incumbents and debates over admissibility. Democrats argued the counter claim covered many counties making evidence preparation impossible. Ex Governor Bradley urged maximum time. Republicans cited 2700 subpoenas. The legislature passed Orr's anti Goebel resolution to extend hearings, despite some Democrats opposing. John Ruskin died in London at 81 from influenza.
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