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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
1
Edward Kenedy of Houston proposes building the Bryan College trolley line if Bryan residents subscribe 15000 in stock and he bonds to refund all money if the line is not completed in a reasonable time. About 12000 has been raised with 3000 more needed to close the deal, with communications set to Milwaukee.
One hundred twenty sailors from the U S protected cruiser Denver landed near La Fuerza castle and Plaza de Armas after a conference between President Palma Charge d Affaires Sleep er and Commander Colwell The action aimed to safeguard American lives and property in Havana.
Washington reports sailors from the cruiser Denver sent ashore at Havana were recalled to the ship except for a small guard for the American legation. The recall was announced Thursday night and not issued by Washington. In Cienfuegos, the gunboat Marietta arrived with a detachment as insurgents besiege the city and damage some fortifications.
In Havana the Liberal party’s Alfredo Zayas and insurgent general Loynaz del Castillo sent emissaries with a signed offer to surrender their commands and armaments to Commander Colwell if the U S guarantees them fair and judicial trials. Colwell consulted President Palma who declined to accept the surrenders and advised reporting to Washington.
Oscar C. Matthews, manager of the Royalton apartments on Forty-fourth street, died of septic poisoning said to have been caused by an inflamed tooth. Matthews served six years with the Royalton and previously worked with the Palmer House in Chicago and the Planters in St. Louis, along with other hotels.
Houston report states Conductor George H. Flanders, a longtime Sun set employee, was crushed between cars near the Rio Bravo pumping plant Thursday leading to his death.
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