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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1898
Page
4
A brief notice indicates that prior arrangements are subject to change amid health advisories referencing yellow fever concerns. Authorities urge readers to monitor updates and follow any revised schedules or requirements.
Washington dispatches from July 14 portray the Santiago campaign at a critical juncture with General Shafter's force of 21,473 in high spirits. Officials expect either surrender or pitched battle. plans consider a fall siege pause and potential return of troops to the United States. Reports on Siboney fever stir concern though officials caution about yellow fever certainty.
Reports from Guantanamo note 14 yellow fever cases traced to quartermaster staff and refugees. Isolation measures, poultry food, and US Marine Hospital Service treatment improvements aid the camp. General Miles and Shafter patrol the front amid heavy rain and mud.
The piece recalls the princess’s marriage bouquet containing a rare white heather sprig gifted by Balmoral highlanders to bless the ceremony. It notes the flower’s elusive whiteness, its talismanic lore, and the belief it brings luck to the finder and his circle, alongside related Highland color lore.
The Tudor Place sago palm, owned by Martha Washington's granddaughter Mrs. Brittania W. Kennon, traces its roots to the 1775 Boston tea party era. From Mount Vernon to Pratt gardens, a lineage of palms survives in history and botanists study its crown like budding leaves. A separate note recalls Venice inkpots and the Council of Ten, while miscellaneous items describe a Minnesota spinster’s path to marriage and fashion trends shifting men’s clothes, plus a lemon skin fragrance tip for the bath.
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