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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1899
Page
3
The Morning Eagle announces a permanent change with a larger Sunday edition. It promises enhanced features and a batch of news notes aimed at readers at College and in neighborhoods. Subscriptions are 20 cents for one issue or 50 cents for three months, with delivery to homes and college rooms.
The campus reports many visitors and residents returning for the new session. Major Cav and Col Edwards assume roles while Prof Spence and others resume teaching and research duties. Cadets McCormick and Japhet return as first year classmates eager to wear shoulder straps.
The British steamer Campardown spotted Captain William A. Andrews in an open boat eighty miles off the coast of Baltimore. Andrews, who had sailed from Atlantic City for England, claimed he needed nothing and had plenty of whiskey. He shouted a fiery farewell to both America and England as the Campardown maneuvered to avoid a collision.
Lieutenant Chas C Todd, wounded in April while serving under General MacArthur near Manila, is recuperating in college. He arrived in San Francisco August 24 after leaving Manila July 26. He recalls humid climate and fertile soil, notes Filipino resistance, and says he might not seek another career beyond the army. Todd has been promoted to first lieutenant and transferred to the Twentieth Infantry in Manila. A second item mentions a Cincinnati man selling a “cure” for bad habits via two years in Ohio state prison.
Fashion notes salute powdered hair at the temples with pompadour styling signaling a trend for evening dress. A London purity crusade on the Thames is praised with trout and salmon imagery and civic chatter about embankment breakfasts.
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