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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
2
A World correspondent reports a message from General Guzman in Santa Clara 1906 urging the American people to allow armed settlement with the Cubans. The note insists on liberty and law, seeking open field to resolve issues through conflict rather than sympathy.
Prof Spence leads repairs at the college ahead of the September 24 opening. A P Haaksma of Houston holds the painting contract for cottages roofs and brick buildings and has started work. Other improvements include a new concrete work in front of the mess hall.
Fiscal accounts show several overdrawn funds including Waterworks and Tax and Fine. Mayor Butler authorized counsel to pursue charter forfeiture of Bryan Water Light Power Co for non compliance. Alderman Butte to seek buyers for city land in block 27 Phillips edition near Lillebridge home.
The article lists Methodist, Free Baptist, and Baptist services with Sunday School times and evening preaching. It notes opening of a new Presbyterian church at 11 oclock in the county and district court rooms for morning and night services during completion. The public is invited to attend.
Washington Sept 14 Lieutenant General H C Corbin commanding the Northern division reports to the military secretary his approval of the legislative prohibition on the sale of beer and light wines in post exchanges.
In a message from Cuban generals Ferrara Caballero Rodriguez Portela and others describes restoring royal regime forms in Cuba and declares a need to take up arms as a last resort. The note appeals to American support while warning of broad suffering for Cubans and promises protection of American property. A separate dispatch confirms destruction of sugar plantations near Cienfuegos, railroad bridges and buildings, with 300 insurgents attacking rural guards in Zaza and government losses.
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