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The Daily Eagle lists mailing details with Connelly & Carnes as publishers. Rates shown include ten cents per week and forty cents per month for a Sunday edition dated May 26, 101.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1901
Page
4
The Daily Eagle lists mailing details with Connelly & Carnes as publishers. Rates shown include ten cents per week and forty cents per month for a Sunday edition dated May 26, 101.
European governments show interest in discussing arbitration at the upcoming Congress of American Republics in the City of Mexico. Differences among republics over open discussion and Monroe doctrine connections complicate framing. Peru seeks broad arbitration terms, with action held until Secretary Hay returns west.
A Washington dispatch says Europe may back Peru and Bolivar with funds to recover lost provinces and access the sea if Pan American talks fail. Both Diaz and McKinley seek harmony, but US suspicion grows that Europe aims to force arbitration on Chile.
The Rowland multiplex telegraph allows eight messages to traverse a single wire, four in each direction, at about 40 words per minute. A typewriter style keyboard enables any operator to send, with recording at the remote end on paper or ticker tape.
Washington reports say the United States favors freer trade with China and removal of the likin tax, seeking more treaty ports and fewer trade limits. Indemnity talks continue with a probable compromise between $200 million and $337 million as ministers press for harmony. Smallpox cases aboard the India and troops at Taku prompt health reports and safety timing for voyage.
Chicago report says coroner's jury found John Alexander Dowie and H Worthington Judd along with Miss Bratsch and Mary B Specher criminally responsible for the death of Mrs Emma Lucy Judd. Nurses Henrika Bratsch and Mary Speich er were arrested then released on bail.
New York dispatches from the winter wheat belt report an unusually good yield despite Texas losses from drought. The Hesrian fly threat has diminished, with progress reducing active losses and overall output expected to be strong even as Texas replanting trimmed regional acreage.
Springfield Illinois May 24 Ex Governor John Riley Tanner died suddenly Thursday afternoon at the Leland hotel from rheumatism of the heart. The death is reported from this city and leaves a vacancy in state affairs and public memory.
Schedule lists major events at Buffalo's Pan-American Exposition Stadium through October. Highlights include university baseball games Cornell and Michigan, Pan-American intercollegiate track, A U championships, lacrosse, cross country, football doubleheaders, and car racing events featuring national and international participants.
City officials report Buffalo can accommodate about 150000 visitors in hotels, boarding houses, private homes, and tent systems during the Pan-American Exposition. 200+ hotels, 650 rooming houses, and 7000 private homes offer lodging, with surrounding towns adding at least 50000 more. Rates at the Iroquois start at 2.50 per person per day on the European plan, rising with luxury.
The Pan-American Exposition plans include a permanent camp within the grounds for about 200 men at a time with tents cots water and basic facilities provided free of charge. Visiting organizations must supply blankets subsistence and pay one general admission per man. Six day limits apply, with larger units quarters outside. Major Charles J. Wolf leads the Military Bureau.
The Midway at the Pan-American Exposition surpasses prior fairs in quality and novelty with principal concessions including Esquimaux Village Glass Factory Trip to the Moon and many world themed displays such as Dreamland Moving Pictures War Cyclorama Philippine Village and Jerusalem on the Morning of the Crucifixion.
The Mechanics Institute at Rochester secured space in the Pan-American Exposition educational division. Three pictures will be shown in sizes 28 by 22 inches, 22 by 14 inches and 7 by 5 inches, with room for 32 of the largest size.
John Philip Sousa promises a new march titled Hail to the Spirit of Liberty for Pan-American Exposition Band Concerts. The piece commemorates the Lafayette Monument dedication in Paris on the Fourth of July.
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