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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1899
Page
2
A bustling parlor scene shows a landlady’s failed carving and a bragging boarder. The same column mocks dire predictions of national dissolution and civil unrest, comparing past sensational forecasts with a returning naval officer's blunt verdict on the fragile nation.
New Cuban stamps include a one cent with Columbus statue in Havana's courtyard, two cent with a Cuba map, three cent with La Cubana statue, five cent with a New York and Cuban mail company steamer, and ten cent showing a Cuban plowman scene with oxen and royal palms.
A reflective essay extols personal world building through imagination and vision. The speaker contrasts idealized views of the poet and hero with the base soul, asserting individuals shape reality through perception.
A stranger wanders into a Woodward avenue grocery seeking a nut name and ends up asking for directions to Butternut Street. The clerk lists nut varieties to jog memory, but the man admits he only came to recall the street name and which car to take.
A New York World report states a prisoner used a mince pie crust to cut his throat, relying on a gift from a bride who provided one of her first pies. The gruesome method emerges from the warder testimony detailing how the suicide was achieved.
Reports from Manila describe prisoners being exchanged with Filipinos under truce terms as Lieutenant Gilmore and crew of the Yorktown are captured. Major Bell advances on Macabebe as General Lawton leads a 40 scout band. Secretary Hay pays $20 million to France for the Philippines, closing Spain’s cession.
Reports include R. D. Hamilton suing Ennis Cotton Oil and Ginning Co. in Ennis Texas for ten thousand dollars for personal injuries. Gunboat Nashville received a hearty reception in Memphis Tennessee. Missouri Governor signs a bill barring Pinkerton detectives from the state. W. W. Arbuckle is dead after being shot by Walter Farrabee in Memphis Tennessee. Hill County crop outlook described as excellent. Clyde McCurdy, 16, had his leg severed by a train in Texas while attempting to move away. J. D. Ketch shot at Juarez? in El Paso Texas. details incomplete.
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