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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1898
Page
2
A short post office notice appears in The Daily Eagle indicating publication mailing details for Bryan Texas, with a standard second class mail designation and monthly rate. The fragment notes 40 cents per month as the postal cost.
Por Governor JOSEPH D. SAYERS of Bastrop. For Lieutenant Governor J.N. BROWNING of Armarillo. For Land Commissioner GEO. W. FINGER of Ft. Worth. For Representive 55th District SAM R. HENDERSON of Bryan. For District Attorney 20th District J.C. SCOTT of Franklin.
A column recalls civil rights era tensions and prints a moral fable about speaking truth. It notes arrivals linked to Edward Greer and others, then shares a pasture rental notice and reports the A. and M. College football team with about fifty students leaving for Austin to play the University team, with team colors white and crimson.
The Galveston News asserts that the South offers genuine opportunities for African Americans without social recognition beyond their fit and needed roles. It praises Booker T. Washington and his followers as benefactors aided by Southern elites and believes race evolution is best advanced in the region of old slaveholders.
A high official urges bright young men skilled in Spanish to aid in colonial policy and relations with occupied territories. Court martial sentences approved in San Francisco punish disobedience and obscene language with prison and pay forfeitures. Fast trains resume between Chicago Kansas City and California with deluxe cars, six palace cars and 66 hour schedule. Battleship Texas heads to Philadelphia and Manila after a Jubilee, Berlin bound for Santiago with supplies, and court news from Urban Ohio and Paris on lynching and Western politics. Judge Clarke of Georgia dies after a stroke in Atlanta.
A Bryan directory listing city and county officers, aldermen, and numerous church pastors with service times. It also names Masonic and other lodge officers, knights templars, and fraternal order chapters. The St Leon Millinery Parlors announce a fall and winter hat stock.
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