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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
2
The Lacrosse circuit court ruled that Major J Kircheis name must stay on the ballot after he requested withdrawal too late. The Democrat ticket had refused to strike his name, illustrating the old adage that men strive to have their names listed rather than removed.
The issue will dominate the next Congress session. The canal should be built owned and operated by the U S government to safeguard commercial progress and naval power. If we do not act others will and we must fulfill this duty for global commerce and national security.
The Paris peace commissioners are noted for high expense money and prestige in the gayest city in the world, while doubt is cast on their stance against war and the idea that war is hell as proposed by old John Sherman.
Negro ministers of Pennsylvania denounce white ministers of Wilmington North Carolina for Christless behavior. The piece notes distance lends boldness as well as enchantment at times.
Gibbs, once buried after a landslide via 200000 votes on November 8, rises and declares he never expected election. He says he tolerates both parties’ flaws, and wishes for government by independents rather than strict party control.
Rent available in a convenient location near Main Street. Apply to Mrs. Tebout or W. J. Walker at 307.
Boston speech at the Boston Boot and Club banquet argues for a strong navy and government protection for American merchants abroad. He contends the English speaking race rose by self help and urges policy to guard U S commerce, ships, and ports against Russia France and Germany, stressing maritime power and global reach.
An official telegram from Valetta reports Emperor William and Empress will sail to Pola and travel home overland due to cooler Mediterranean temps. The Hohenzollern yacht left Valetta and will head to an Italian port unknown. he may skip Egypt while visiting Redes Island.
Fire destroys the Lee Love gun at Utica LT and Private Welsh of battery F Second artillery dies after a saloon shooting in Huntsville Alabama. Eastern railroads raise coal rates while Farmers Congress meets in Fort Worth December 4. Brig Gen W M Graham ill at Fort Hamilton. J R Stoval dies from gun injuries in Hillsboro Texas. Lee Barrow gets four years for Brick Range post office robbery. Italian parliament opens in Rome. J A Thompson shot near Cleveland Texas. Ethel Marlowe dies on stage in New York. Extra congressional session anticipated. Miss Sarah Bonnell of Abilene Kansas inherits 500000 for musical studies. Diphtheria outbreak in Wichita Kansas. Miss Julia Durck sues William Sherman for 15000 in Richmond Indiana.
Weideman’s Comedians bring a twenty member company to Grand Opera House for a week starting Monday night with the four act farce That Naughty Kid. The assertive cast includes a band and operatic orchestra. ladies with escorts in reserved seats admitted free Monday. Prices 10, 20 cents. Local arrivals include W P Wallace from Navasota and W L Deen from Madisonville. Dr J T Hill and wife and Asa Searcy from Madison County. The Eagle notes the Bryan depot should be completed by February 1. Lon Johnson wall papers offer 25 percent savings.
City officers listed include Mayor C A Adams and Marshall T P Boyett with Deputy R H Smith. Secretary and Treasurer H G Rhodes, City Sexton H H Jones, Constable C L Baker, and Aldermen R G Tabor W B Howell W W Harris C H Wyse Jno M Lawrence. Also noted Judge W H Harman and Clerk G W McMichael with Attorney A G Board and Tax figures J J Adams and R M Nall. District Clex Coming etc
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