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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1898
Page
1
Several hundred armed Indians on the warpath move toward Bear Island as leaders abstain from council. Bear Island delegates arrive peaceful yet depart. Flat Mouth’s Chippewa band may join the attack. Troops deploy from Minneapolis to Bemidji area amid Bemidji Indians scare.
General orders from corps headquarters direct the Seventh army corps to move from Jacksonville to Savannah. Regiments listed include Ninth Illinois, Second South Carolina, Fourth Illinois, First Texas, Second Louisiana, Third Nebraska, One Hundred and Sixty first Indiana, Second Illinois, First North Carolina, Forty-ninth Iowa, Fourth Virginia and Sixth Missouri. Sick to be left at Jacksonville. quartermaster and medical departments to provide requisitions for establishment.
Milwaukee police report an alleged polygamist with from 12 to 20 wives, identified as Frederick William Doesing, who uses several aliases. He is linked to arrangements for transporting troops to Cuba and a stay in Savannah is not expected to be lengthy.
Apache chief Geronimo censures the Minnesota warpath plan and warns Indians that education and government policy fail to help them. He predicts the Indian race will fade, criticizes funding for schooling, and doubts lasting outcomes for Indians in the white man’s system. Also reports on a Kansas court ruling invalidating 1897 judgment taxation and Seattle murder case lead.
Rome reports the minister of marine Admiral Dhanegare renounces the ambitious 540 million lire naval programme and seeks a 28 million lire credit this year to avert a ministerial crisis. In Illinois a $10 000 breach of promise suit is filed by Miss Mary Davis against John Cunninghman, a wealthy retired merchant, alarming locals with its high profile.
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