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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1900
Page
1
Three suspected plague cases surface in the city amid a death on the Clyde bank where the victim was certified as a disease casualty. Bryan and Roosevelt at the Lab are cited as locations connected to the investigation and the Chicago celebration proceeds with caution.
Organized labor in Chicago paraded along Michigan Avenue past the Auditorium hotel where Democratic nominee Bryan and Republican candidate Roosevelt were greeted and hosted at a lunch. The event included speeches in Electric Park with Roosevelt, Town, and Mason among presenters. Bryan planned to campaign in Cumberland, Maryland next.
Captain Mann describes Boer prisoners on St Helena near Longwood in a barbed wire enclosure with wall tents and makeshift shacks. He notes guards, mixed Dutch and English officers, and Boers’ daily life including work for farmers and rituals, while detailing military presence and a 2000-man regiment.
Reports from Auburn Mississippi describe fresh Kennedy Horton feuding flaring on a public road with T W Hackley and John Strong fatally wounded. A deputy sheriff travels to the scene as the feud grows from a daughter's elopement.
In Frankfort on September 3 the campaign in Kentucky began with key gatherings in Bowling Green and Henderson. Republican candidate John W. Yekes spoke at Bowling Green while Democrats Governor J C W Beckham and ex-Governor James B McCreary addressed audiences in Henderson. R F Peake spoke at Bowling Green as well. In Syracuse a Fast Mail train accident at Oswego Junction killed P J Foley and Ellen Foley and Josephine F Blanchard, injuring Michael Marony.
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