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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1898
Page
2
Insurgents evacuated Manila suburbs and joined a grand march with about 3000 participants marching with rifles and flags as bands played and crowds shouted Viva Americanos and Viva Filipinos Libres. Merchants fear heavy losses if the new tariff is enforced soon, with stock values around 5 million dollars already paying high duties.
Washington reports deny that Admiral Dewey asked for help or ships though papers claim two battleships would be sent. Officials reiterate Dewey has asked nothing and remains confident in handling Philippines issues with General Otis. Separate notes confirm five more infantry regiments to depart Camp Wikoff and Astor Durandas syndicate to dissolve due to government friction.
Major General William R. Shafter and Major General Joseph Wheeler traveled on the same New York bound train but did not meet until Jersey City. Wheeler stated he would return to Montauk Point to command five cavalry regiments and argued for patient diplomacy with Cubans and Porto Ricans, while denying McKinley used a disputed phrase.
Pekin dispatch notes Premier Ito arrives at Tien Tsin and may seek to ally with China. The visit aims to judge if Japan can be a reliable partner and help China regain ground. An imperial edict orders Lu to start a western railway branch, after Russia sought to build it.
The Turkish government protests to the powers that British actions provoked the Candia unrest and refuses to withdraw troops from Crete despite admiralty demand. In Candia authorities arrested 20 ringleaders of the massacres.
Edward Bok argues against the penny as a church offering, urging larger contributions as necessary for maintenance. He notes many give only a penny while others can afford more, and suggests churches could set a higher standard to avoid insulting donations.
The text argues that true salvation comes through Jesus and emphasizes personal love to Christ. It warns against false hope and urges unity in the church, contrasting worldly strength with spiritual obedience and the need to know oneself in prayer and scripture.
Testimony from Texas residents praises Swift's Specific as the sole cure for deep seated blood diseases. A father recounts his son’s brain fever sores healed after four years of treatment, and a daughter and younger son also recover from infections and internal blood trouble. The ad warns against mineral remedies and offers free books by the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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