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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
2
Rain Blesses Community Health and Gatherings
Blessed by more rain health remains good in the county community. The Workers Institute met at Cottonwood last Saturday and Sunday with visitors from nearly every county community. Henry Kountz visited Cottonwood Sunday and Mrs. A Robinson of Wixon plus Miss Emma Kelley of Bosque county visit relatives. Oliver Bush and H 8 Bush with sister Hettie of Benchley attend revival meetings locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Institute
Cottonwood
Henry Kountz
A. Robinson
Wixon
Emma Kelley
Bosque County
Messrs
H. 8
Oliver Bush
Hettie
Benchley
Mrs Miller’s Mississippi Visit Recalls Family Gathering
Mrs Miller returns from Mississippi with her parents Mr and Mrs Thompson. A youth crowd, chaperoned by Mrs Dunlap and Mrs Spann, went fishing at the Navasota river last week. Mrs M Moore also comes back from visiting her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Miller
Mississippi
Mrs. Thompson
Dunlap
Local Notes Then and Now in a Northern Texas Town
Mr Will Thomas came down from Bryan Sunday evening. Miss Mollie Poole has returned from a visit to Houston. Dr Jameson came up from Navasota Sunday to see Terrell Steele who is very sick with malarial fever. K T Williams went to Hempstead Sunday. L L Spann has returned from Montgomery county. We had a good rain last Thursday night, followed by a brisk norther. CORRESPONDENT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thomas
Bryan
Mollie Poole
Houston
Dr. Jameson
Navasota
Terrell Steele
K. T. Williams
Hempstead
L. L. Spann
Montgomery County
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Creed Dies in Wellborn
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Creed died on Sunday morning October 22 in Wellborn Texas after a brief illness. The family expresses grief yet solace in faith as they mourn the loss and remember the child’s brief time of joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Creed
Wellborn
Texas
For Rent 40 Acres Near Town With House and Barn
Landlord Clarence Pearson of Bryan offers 40 acres near town for rent. Property includes a good house and barn with usable outbuildings. Suitable for farming or ranching use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pearson
Bryan
Quay as Texas School Teacher Before Civil War
The article recounts Senator Quay teaching in Texas at the Civil War outbreak and nearly joining the Confederacy. It notes he flipped a coin with the Union prevailing according to the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Texas
Senator Quay
Union
Military Volunteers Impress With Quick Language Acquisition
A reader notes the first volunteer asks how the elder gained military language despite no army service, while the second recalls he previously drove a truck. The exchange hints at practical wartime experience translating to rapid adaptation.
Demoralizing Rebels In Philippine Campaign
Manila reports General Young's rapid advance demoralizes insurgents northward as they flee to the hills. Prisoners reveal deserters and sick men. many abandon arms to the Americans. Aguinaldo leads the campaign, appeals for rice, and seeks recruits with limited success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Young
Aguinaldo
Woman killed as hogging limb falls in Ennis area
A hog processing accident near the Trinity River bridge in eastern Ellis County, Texas, left a woman dead and two men injured. Frank Horsey and his wife assisted, a hog was swung from a limb that broke, striking the woman fatally and injuring the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Tex
Frank Horsey
Trinity River
Lorsey
Four New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Jackson
Four new yellow fever cases were announced in Jackson Mississippi on November 2 as a cold wave reduced quarantine areas and rail traffic out of the city. The city has had 60 cases and 10 deaths to date. In Washington reports to Surgeon Wyman say Key West epidemic may be ending with one or two cases daily and Dry Tortugas detention hospital closed. Miami, however, added five cases and two deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Washington
Wyman
Marine Hospital Service
Key West
Dry Tortugas
Miami
San Antonio Gas Company Receivership Upheld
The fourth court of civil appeals affirms the 37th district court ruling against the San Antonio Company for charter forfeiture and appoints Ben M Hammond as receiver. The gas company appealed and the court’s decision keeps the judgment in force with a U S Supreme Court appeal planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Thirty-Seventh District Court
State of Texas
Robert B. Green
Ben M. Hammond
District Court
United States Supreme Court
Mexican boundary leader studies river control methods
Sions City Iowa on November 2 Mexican boundary commissioner Senor Jacobo Blanco with headquarters at El Paso Texas arrives to study methods to curb the Missouri river. He hopes to apply the knowledge to keep the Rio Grande within its channel and prevent further boundary problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sions City
Senor Jacobo Blanco
el Paso
Tex
Senor Blanco
Rio Grande
Casualty total in army reach 10076 in 1898 99 report
A summary from the adjutant general reports 10076 total casualties in the regular and volunteer army between May 1, 1898 and June 30, 1899. The casualty list shows 4454 for officers and enlisted men. 385 officers and 458 enlisted men killed. 197 officers and 2764 enlisted men wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adjutant General of the Army
Rebels Clash On Magdalena River In Puerto Nacional Battle
French dispatch from Colon details a four hour siege on October 24 between government forces aboard armored steamers Hercules and Colombia and revolutionists with unarmored river boats on the Magdalena river at Puerta Nacional. The dredge Cristobal Colon was sunk. over 200 rebels killed. government losses heavy as steamers Elna Cisneros Baranquilla and Elbers recaptured or towed away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Colon
Magdalena River
Puerta, Nacional
Hercules
Colombia
Columbia
Cristobal Colon
Elna
Cisneros
Baranquilla
Elbers
Wagons Bring 60 Tons of broomcorn to Casey Ill
A procession of 42 wagons carrying over 60 tons of broomcorn entered Casey from Johnson township south and delivered to Mikls Wiley company at $100 per ton. The streets were decorated as the parade passed. More broomcorn arrived from the north and weekly price was $115 per ton. Over 1000 tons have been grown locally this year with Mikle Wiley company paying about $40,000 for brush to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey, Ills
Johnson Township
Mikls Wiley Company
Mikle Wiley Company
Cotton Belt plans Houston entry and Galveston route
The Commercial Appeal reports the Cotton Belt may reach Houston by Jan. 1 through lease or purchase of the Houston East and West Texas line, with main line paths via Shreveport if bought, and possibly Galveston via the Galveston Houston and Henderson if Houston entry succeeds. Attorney General Griggs remits 821897 to the treasury as the government share of a Union Pacific dividend, the result of a court judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Houston
Galveston
West Texas
Lutkin
Shreveport
Tyler
Dallas
Henderson
Washington
Griggs
Treasury
Union Pacific Railway
United States
St. Paul
Union Pacific Company
Tragic Fires Claim Pilligre Family Near Tiff
News from Joplin Missouri reports Mrs Pilligre and two children died in a fire near Tiff in McDonald County. The baby fell into hot apple butter and the mother and another child perished trying to rescue him. The baby died on removal and the others soon after. A separate report from Kerrville Texas states Ed Stokes aged about 20 miles above Kerrville was found dead with a bullet in his head while cleaning a gun, the position suggesting accidental discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Kerrville
Tex
Ed Stokes
Ex Governor Saunders Dead
Ex-Governor Saunders died in Omaha on Wednesday after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Omaha
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