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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
1
Advices from Tora a Mexican settlement near the Sinaloa canal report a clash between Mexicans and Yaqui Indians. Five Americans tied to the Sonora and Sinaloa Irrigation company escaped execution after Yaqui volunteers intervened. Wells fled through a tunnel as prisoners were freed.
Havana reports amid calls that the United States will claim the Isle of Pines. The Discus sion says the idea is a canard or a feeler and would be brutal aggression if true. Cuba should keep the isle as part of its territory under Havana province.
W Reid a Santa Fe freight brakeman died after falling between engine and caboose as the train moved near Rosenberg Texas. He was unmarried and lived with his widowed mother in Galveston.
Reports from Pekin say German forces boarded a Chinese ship bound for an English company and took the cargo after landing the treasure. They raised the German flag aboard the vessel and confiscated the cargo.
Ships of the North Atlantic squadron will arrive through December. By December 20 the entire squadron is to sail south. In Berryville West Virginia a mine disaster claimed 14 lives, with the state mine inspector linking the deaths to a plot against foreign miners killed in their own trap.
Walter A. Donaldson, former U S treasury official and Santo Domingo Improvement Co collector, arrived on the Cherokee with eight year old Katheryn, last survivor of his wife and daughter who died of yellow fever in Santo Domingo. He described travel hardships and his daughter's recovery after mountain air.
Corsicana Texas November 29 at a special meeting the city council considered sanitation amid smallpox and diphtheria. The sanitary committee is directed to purchase a fumigating machine fumigate all schools and public buildings transfer two teams to the sanitary department and enforce all sanitary ordinances.
Telegraphers at Santa Fe await a reply from Order of Railway Telegraphers president to General Manager Polk regarding arbitration of the wage scale if the two committees cannot reach agreement.
Rear Admiral Frederick G. McNair died in Washington on a Wednesday after suffering a stroke. He was the Navy’s senior rear admiral at the time of his death.
Cape Nome isolated news arrives from Seattle indicating the isolation of Cape Nome by ice. The report notes a progression toward succession in admiralty command as the inquiry and coverage focus on who sits next in line after Admiral Dewey.
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