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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1898
Page
3
Fragmentary timetable notes eastbound train times with no. 2 and no. 4 departures and unspecified minutes, showing partial schedule data at 12:18 pm 4:03 pm 4:39 pm and early morning times.
Voters urged to support the democratic ticket. Templeman and Son advertise trouser bargains during a local sale. Local residents including Albert McCallum of Tabor Willie Wilson from Nava soma Alex Beard from Brazos Bottom Charles Claydon Bettie Eaves J. W. Doremus Dr J W Adderhold Marion Moseley and the Batte couple are noted as visiting or being in town or on sick list with brief mentions of origins and recent travel to Anderson Houston Millican Franklin Wellborn.
Voters in all but three states will head to the polls. Forty-two states elect congressmen, with other states choosing governors and state officers. Reports from New York and Philadelphia show party managers claiming varying leads, while McKinley heads to Canton to vote.
Born to Mr and Mrs Barnes of Tabor a fine girl Sunday. James Ray returned to Waco Sunday after a visit to Bryan friends. Born to Mr and Mrs Morris Broach of Tabor a fine boy last week. Miss Adah Beard and Irene returned from Waco yesterday. Miss Brown next Friday night at the Grand. It is an extra good comedy. The election takes place today and it will be the biggest democratic landslide on record.
A Washington dispatch says President McKinley will urge Congress to authorize construction of the Nicaragua canal under government direction. He warns delay could bar American control, with the Morgan bill facing opposition from a new concession and the Huntington and Panama interests. J. L. Morgan plans to influence the coming legislative fight.
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