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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
4
A fragmentary text mentions a named Eva and a specific event. Readable clues point to a local notice or brief item involving a person named Eva and an action or occasion, with no clear dates or places provided.
Testimonial letters praise Swift's Specific as a blood purifier and tonic. W M Wireon of Fairfield Illinois reports clearer skin and better health after six bottles. W J Mitonnit of Marion Alabama claims a severe boil outbreak healed by the remedy.
Washington reports steps to keep yellow fever from entering the United States. The Marine Hospital Service and War Department coordinate quarantine and disinfecting at Cuba and other fever locales. Floating plants operate in Havana and Santiago to clean ships before U.S. port entry. Surgeon General Wyman advances quarantine expansion via the Caffery bill to empower outside-the-country actions.
In a London Conservative Club speech, Joseph Chamberlain lauded open doors and set Britain’s future with the United States as a guiding force. He said Germany and the United States share commercial interests with Britain, urged open dialogue, and envisioned a cordial Anglo American partnership guiding world peace and civilization.
Vancouver reports from Nov 17 relay rumors of a secret China Russia treaty granting Russian officers command of coast defense with Chinese financing. Japanese Britain aims to restore pre coup China, while 14 eunuchs are said executed on the coup day. Empress Dowager orders protection for foreign chapels and missionaries. Hunan unrest grows with executions igniting funding for rebels in Kuang Tang and Kuiang Six. Hong Kong describes Yellow River flood misery and Hankow fire losses. Pacific Mail raises dividends. Emporia bank irregularities threaten depositors. Cotton prices shift amid weak crop. Cuban assembly in doubt.
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