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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1898
Page
4
A bashful suitor at the Smythingtons' party finally acts on his feelings after Gertrude Alicia declares she is a gift, not a loan, changing his hesitation into happiness. The passage also warns portrait miniatures suffer from sunlight, recommending curtains or blinds to protect them.
The piece considers descendants of early American settlers and notable figures as a pleasant reminder of heritage. It warns that while family lineage can provide repose from daily life, it should not be carried to excess.
The New York Times notes that in some circles talk about family lineage dominates conversations. Women especially cannot chat for five minutes without reference to ancestors, creating awkward, distressing exchanges for those with no ancestral history.
A Philadelphia Record report quotes a drugstore salesman noting rubber bands now ubiquitous in packaging and shopping, replacing twine and aiding grocery and mail-packaging. He claims bands also clean teeth more effectively than brushes, reaching tight gaps, and predicts a lasting impact on the twine industry.
The piece traces protocol from Greek roots to a diplomatic rough draft and notes how Roman usage evolved. It recalls 19th century English attitudes toward highwaymen, stating executors could claim 40 pounds from the sheriff if the attempt to capture one resulted in death.
A testimonial letter from R. J. McKinney of Parker County Texas extols Swift's Specific as the only cure for deep seated blood diseases. The ad claims it heals brain fever scars and sores after other doctors failed, asserts no minerals, and offers free books on blood and skin diseases from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
Washington dispatch reports Spain’s formal objections to cession have only hardened U S resolve to acquire the Philippines. American negotiators prepared to demand the entire group with a money sum tied to Spanish debt limits, while Spain seeks indemnity for Manila and asserts only Cavite and Manila Bay were under U S control.
Major Simpson from General Merritt’s staff reports in Manila that while individual confidence remains, American troops in the Philippines fear possible insurgent action and say that additional forces may be required.
Military analysis notes Aguinaldo loyalists repelled Manila defeat and seized Iloilo lands while 500 Luzon troops were moved to Panay. Mindanao remains unsettled with Muslim inhabitants and minimal American investigation. Priest influence may spark renewed insurgent leadership, threatening unified control of Philippine islands.
The Eclair argues that Germany's possible interference in the Philippine sovereignty could pressure the United States to soften its initial claims. The piece notes Spain's interest and Germany's outward indifference, suggesting potential shifts in American posture on the islands.
The Cologne Gazette accuses the United States of audaciously claiming all of the Philippines, arguing it lies outside U S control and criticizing calls for disarmament while European powers debate the issue. Sacramento reports a massive Southern Pacific fire causing over 500000 dollars in damage and widespread interior destruction.
Foreign envoys demand troop removal from Pe Chi Li by November 15. A 76 year old man and his 65 year old wife were killed with an axe in Nishicott Wisconsin. Actor Joseph Jefferson ill in New York. Private Kane of Kentucky shoots Maud McClure in Lexington. Marie Charpentier dies in New Orleans after 16 years in trance. W F Boyd injured in a Kaufman runaway. Negro and union miners clash in Panay Illinois injuring two. National Congress of Mothers to meet in Washington. US troops guard Pekin legation on February 14. Mrs. Alex Sanger funeral in Dallas a major local event. John H Spalt wounded in Rio Grande City. Jones Bowen killed at San Saba Barker surrenders. Francisco Rodriguez fatally shot in El Paso. Hyde of Equitable Life said dying in New York. A Mexican arrested in Kyle for killing another Mexican. Transport City of Pueblo sails from San Francisco with Manila-bound troops. A man is wounded and scalp wound occurs during a struggle.
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