Saloon Note and Depot Plans Highlight Bryan News
Local items report Vernon Pure Rye at a saloon, visits by Jyna Harris and Lillie Peacock, and Harold and Mary attending events. A detailed depot plan for the C W & B V Railroad at Bryan describes a brick foundation, two waiting rooms, two lobbies, ticket office, and extensive interiors. Estimated cost near ten thousand dollars with bids expected from Bryan contractors.
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J. W. Doremus
Eagle
Bryan
Bryan Contractors
Fraudulent Pay Scandal Hits Havana University Professors
Seventy two professors and four assistants at the University of Havana drew salaries up to 24000 dollars a year with some teaching no classes. General Wood ordered reforms cutting staff to forty six including assistants, while student numbers remain about four hundred fifty. Greek instruction was restructured under a single professor covering history grammar and literature.
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Roosevelt's movements and other city notes
Governor Roosevelt leaves New York for Oyster Bay at 1 PM with General Green for a meeting with B. B. Odell. He will stay at Oyster Bay until June 28 then go to Oklahoma for the rough riders' convention. He misses Carnegie Hall speaking date due to vice presidential nominating campaign.
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Peace terms accepted by General MacArthur in Manila meeting
A Manila assembly of Filipino leaders proposed seven clauses for an honorable peace with the American authorities including amnesty, restoration of property, employment for revolutionary leaders, use of Filipino revenues for soldiers, political rights, civil governments, and expulsion of the friars. The plan aims to win Aguinaldo’s sanction and halt hostilities.
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