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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1899
Page
3
Local news lists train times and service notes for Hearne and nearby lines with northbound and southbound departures, arrivals, and connections. It includes mentions of nearby towns, seasonal offers, and community notices interspersed with advertisements and brief city notes.
Weather forecast states fair conditions for Sunday. No precipitation expected and temperatures steady with light winds in the area.
The Bells concert company, praised for last season, will perform again Monday evening Nov 27 with strong local support. The group is acclaimed as one of the season’s brightest musical entertainments and promises another high quality show.
A conference between national and state United Mine Workers of America leaders and Illinois mine operators ended a looming general strike. John J Mitchell led the miners, demanding operators honor their agreement and cease shipping coal to the southwest. Operators agreed to stop selling coal for shipment to the affected territory to settle the dispute.
A Maine native known as Brave Bill Anthony died at Presbyterian Hospital after swallowing cocaine at a Central Park entrance. He rose to fame after reporting the Maine explosion in Havana and received many honors and invitations before his death.
Nebraska City reports Senator Hayward in critical condition on November 25, with officials cautioning he may pass away at any moment. The brief item notes his deteriorating state and heightened risk.
Montgomery Alabama reports a deputy sheriff and his deputy killed at Falkberry by a negro. The incident occurred on November 22 and prompted investigations by local authorities.
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