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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1899
Page
4
An advertising note states that delivery is available anywhere in the city for the business operated by Griesser, located two doors below Webb Brothers. The line suggests a local shop offering wide-area delivery and a nearby landmark for locating the store.
In this week's Tabor column residents reminisce on a recent pleasant picnic at Cottonwood hosted by Prof. J. T. McGee and a social gathering at C. C. Ganaway's home. A timely rainfall saved corn and gardens from damage, improving prospects for crops.
Prof. F. H. Miller, band master at the 4 and M college, will stay at College this summer to give lessons on all band and stringed instruments. Address him at College or leave message at The Eagle office.
The report lists samples and quotations per ton for recleaned cotton seed. Details reference pricing and quality markers applied to shipments for Ww lf vare Eagle.
Dr. Charles McQuestin, on General Otis staff and former Manila health officer, urges 100000 to 350000 troops to subdue and hold the Philippines. He faults the peace commission, warns of widespread sickness, and says Manila could be besieged again without thousands more sent to aid U S forces.
Washington reports the Spanish government names Senor Marinas to Manila for general jurisdiction over the Philippines. He previously served as consul in Baltimore Savannah Key West and New Orleans. The move completes major appointments in Cuba Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
San Antonio authorities hold John Sands and J W Hart for the Madarasz murder. The pair confessed to planning and attacking an elderly woman, using a hammer to break in and dousing the home with kerosene before a fire. Hart denies the crime, while Sands recounts their Tampico to San Antonio journey and his role in the attack.
Dr. Alvah P. Doty health officer reports successful serum experiments at the quarantine laboratory. He inoculated guinea pigs fed with yellow fever germs and now sees improved survival, planning to send samples to Havana for use in saving patients.
Maj. Gen. Ludlow orders general revaccination in Havana to maintain health standards after sporadic smallpox. No U S lymph import. 1000 points mostly ineffective. Calyea for city farm use. 175,000 residents expected to evade rules. Cuban lawyers report lower early 1898 to present year expenditures under American supervision.
A long letter from Santa Clara Cuban officials extols Major General Wilson as military governor. it praises his policy of restoring land and resources, praises his justice and gentleness, notes Gomez supports his program, and mentions actions against abuses in Trinidad. The dispatch also notes a yellow fever case, a land scheme, and Gomez's continued cooperation.
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