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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1900

Page

3

Mixed Trains Southbound No 105 Arrival at 10:15

Train brief notes Southbound No 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No 106 departs at 6 15 p m with mixed train service details for the period.

Local notices street through Bryan and surrounding area

Local column lists blankets sold at Coulter's 50c to 7.50 per pair and a series of visits, moves, and small ads. Notables include Bettie Paris visiting Waco and Carl Luhrsen’s death near Arkansas while working with engineering at A. and M. College. Barber shop and stove services advertised along with overcoats and meats.

Coulter Bettie Paris Waco Coulter's A. and M. College Carl Luhrsen Arkansas Young Luhrsen

Navy manpower crunch demands more officers and instructors

Washington reports Admiral Crowninshield warns the Navy lacks sufficient personnel to meet war needs. He urges doubling naval academy admissions, expanding officer and enlistment levels with vessel increases, and restoring strict physical standards to ensure a strong, well trained fleet. Desertions rose to 2452 with 86 deaths. enlistments 8123 from 40,854 applicants.

Washington Crowninshield Navigation Bureau Naval Academy Congress Crdwainshields South Atlantic

Army Increase Planned by President and Senate Panel

Senator Proctor and Adjutant General Corbin met with the president to outline a proposed army expansion. They warned the current 100,000 strength would drop to 27,000 regulars on July 1, urging a larger force of about 55,000 to 60,000 with flexibility to reach 100,000 if needed.

Washington Proctor Senate Committee On Military Affairs Corbin War Department Congress Philippines

Indian service expenditures and education funding shift

Government expenditure on the Indian service for the year ending July totals 10,175,107 with 3,530,000 for education. Commissioner Jones criticizes the ration system, annuity payments, and allotment leasing while noting an Indian population of about 267,900 with 45,27.

Washington Indian Service Jones United States

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