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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1900
Page
3
The notices list northbound and southbound departures and arrivals for multiple trains including H T lines and CW B V lines. Timings include 12:80 p m 8:55 p m 1:55 a m 2:00 a m 6:25 a m 9:41 p m and additional passes for PASSEN PR noting leaves at 7:31 a m and arrives 3:25 p m. Mixed trains 105 southbound at 10:15 a m and 106 northbound at 6:15 p m.
Local tidbits show Russell Watkins in the city. Coulter's offers 50e blankets up to 7 50 a pair, with Caldwell's jewelry advertised. Houston visitors, barber shop opening, and new jewelry stock at MacDougald's are mentioned amid religious notices and school drawing classes for girls and boys. The Leon county sheriff race results, cattle stock pens, and the Madison county election results are reported along with classroom art programs and end-of-month school activities.
Washington reports the campaign plan for the Tagal rebellion is approved with full support from the War Department. Gen MacArthur leads a comprehensive strategy with naval cooperation and flotillas from regular warships and small gunboats. Admiral Remey and Admiral Kempff direct afloat operations from Manila Cavite as details remain confidential.
Fire in Biloxi Mississippi destroys more than 100 houses including the Catholic church convent and schools and newspaper offices. Hundreds homeless. Loss projected over 300000. Fire began Thursday night with a strong north wind driving flames beyond control.
A brief cable from Manila dated November 9 congratulates the president and lauds the important step toward peace and prosperity in the islands, noting the significance of the move and the commission involved.
London officials report Alderman Frank Green, elected lord mayor on September 29, was formally installed at the Guild Hall today confirming his ceremonial accession to the office.
New York dispatch reports Representative James D. Richardson Tennessee insists the Democratic party must uphold principles not expediency or commercialism. He argues seven million Jeffersonian voters will not abandon beliefs, predicts the next convention will frame a Jeffersonian platform, and notes Bryan leads with strong support. Detroit reports Don M Dickinson denies an New York reorganization meeting and declines to comment on details.
London reports from Johannesburg dated November 8 detail a five hour engagement near Bothaville where Colonel Le Gallais and 1000 Boers clashed. Knox reinforced and routed the Boers, with Le Gallais among the killed. Steyn and DeWet fled east, pursued by forces. DeVilleres wounded and captured. Small actions noted, including a November 6 engagement south of Dalmaniatha driving Boers east of the Komati river.
From Bothaville dated Nov 9, reports say heavy fighting since Nov 6 led to Boer defeat with 2 killed, 30 wounded, 1000 taken prisoner. Seven Boer guns captured. British lost 3 officers and 4 men.
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