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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1899
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes humor at Gov Hogg and Odell while recalling Terrell Index quips about Cuban army questions. It comments on the popularity and growth of the Maccabees organization and the soundness of its principles as observed in recent membership increases.
The article notes the current congress far exceeds the fifty first congress in total appropriations, surpassing the so called billion dollar congress and predicting political disaster for the Republican party at the next election.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Dr Seymour and an eye care remedy or treatment. The readable text hints at medical guidance but lacks full context or details.
A column mocks tariff taxes and bonds while praising McKinley era prosperity. Amid political banter, a local note recounts Ike Jones's tale of a valued bird dog killed accidentally during bear hunting, with the dog's loyal look cited as its farewell. The piece ends with promotion for Dr. W. S. Seymour and a medical office visit.
A Washington report by enrolling clerk B 3%. Platt details the last Congress results with 1457 laws out of 18 463 introduced in both houses 13 608 in the House 5 859 in the Senate 942 laws originated in the House 510 in the Senate only two direct vetoes occurred plus four failed to be approved by the president. Poison in coffee in Princeton Kentucky tramp Dildine dies after drinking wood alcohol. Prairie fire near Hale Plain View spreads into Floyd Motley counties damaging farms.
March 24 reports in Austin describe house and senate actions, including bills on rail freight pricing rules, petroleum and mineral wells regulation, and local drainage laws. Tornadoes devastate Liberty DeKalb County with property damage but no fatalities. several local crimes and deaths are noted across Texas and neighboring states.
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