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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1898
Page
2
The Daily Eagle lists subscription rates with 10 cents weekly and 40 cents monthly. This notice indicates post office entry and standard second class matter status for Bryan Texas publication.
The speaker compares Civil War fighting to modern warfare, noting longer ranges, smokeless powder, and near invisibility of wounds. He recalls tending a fallen American soldier whose fatal injury showed only a small entry hole at 800 yards. He emphasizes constant exposure regardless of position and the lack of rear safety in large-scale engagements. Also an advertisement for Dr. Pepper beverages and sweets appears.
The Bryan Baptist association met at Bethel church with Squire J M Zimmerman re elected moderator and T T Goodwin clerk. Delegates from Cottonwood Reliance Bethel Kurten Saints Rest Providence and others were named amid obituaries and plans for future assemblies.
Washington reports the Illinois, the United States greatest battleship, will be launched next Tuesday at 11 o clock from Newport News Shipbuilding. It exceeds the Oregon in size by about 1000 tons and surpasses the Iowa in power and speed. Its high freeboard promises superior sea performance and gun elevation above heavy seas.
Paris October 1 A duel between M Charlies Ernest Paulmir and M Turot of The Lanterne occurred this morning with rapiers. Turot received three wounds to thigh and side while Paulmir had a slight lip injury. Madame Paulmir had earlier shot M Oliver, secretary to the editor, over alleged slander of their household.
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