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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1899
Page
2
The Daily Eagle of Bryan Texas is shown as a second class mail matter under Connelly Palmer and Carnes. Subscription prices listed: ten cents per week and forty cents per month. Dated Tuesday November 14 1899.
Brazos Camp Woodmen of the World held a public ceremony at the Bryan cemetery to unveil a monument for deceased member J C Williams. Delegations from Hearne Calvert Millican and Wellborn attended along with Bryan Woodmen wives and sisters. Judge Hudson delivered the oration and Elder Jewell Howard preached a crowded 8 pm sermon at the opera house.
The gathering featured singing by Mrs. J. K. Davis and others, with a hall generously donated by Sovereign J. B. Mike for supper. Tom H. Franklin provided barbecued meats praised by all, while Sergeant Wm. Fenley managed the table and logistics. Mrs. Joe B. Reed coordinated supplies and rallied Woodmen ladies to cook.
General Young reaches San Nicholas 80 miles east of Dagupan as Colonel Hayes seizes Aguinaldo’s secretary. Major Coleman heads to Nueva Visaya with 175 Bolo troops. Llanera’s son and family are prisoners. Insurgents retreat amid strong American pressure. disease and poor supply devastate their ranks. Port Said report notes USS New Orleans en route to the Philippines.
Mrs Donie Stover wife of Tommie Stover died of black jaundice last Thursday evening and was laid to rest at Martin's Prairie. She left many relatives and friends who mourn her loss and she was fondly regarded by schoolmates and neighbors. Dr Cruse, who had been visiting his parents, has returned.
Tuesday fair weather is reported by the Weather Bureau. For sale a safe, suitable horse for a lady driver, Clarke & Dansby. The Epispocal church’s young ladies invite friends to a birthday party at Mrs. F I Garth’s residence on Friday November 17 1899 from 4 to 6 and 8 to 11 pm. Each guest is asked to return the invitation with as many cents as their age. A short poem explains the scheme on the invitation card.
Election canvassing panels restart work in counties left incomplete last week with estimates unchanged in Louisville. Barboursville sees 4000 rural residents protest Knox county vote delays and warns of trouble if counts are not finished. A 1000 mile Surrey drive from Illinois to Maryland completes with steady daily progress.
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