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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1898

Page

4

Insurgents Seek Friendly Ties as Manila Sanitation Fails

Dispatch from Manila reports insurgent leaders show confidence in the American government as the assembly in Malolos aims for friendly relations. Sanitation efforts falter among Spanish prisoners housed in churches and public buildings, with typhoid rising and calls to remove prisoners from Manila. Hospitals face delays, and ships carrying troops and vessels under flag of the United States move between Manila Cavite and Rio.

New York Herald Manila National Assembly Malolos General Otis Sanitary Corps Cavite Rio Boston Raleigh Cebu Iloilo

How Some Spaniards Would Greet Cervera

Workmen in Bilboa planned a demonstration at Santander to greet Admiral Cervera on his return but the government barred such welcome scenes. The Havana cable shows Captain General Blanco disagrees with the Cuban colonial ministry over autonomy. The duke of Tetuan cites Canovas del Castillo’s hypothetical stance on war and accuses Sagasta of responsibility for Spain’s disasters.

Madrid Bilboa Cervera Santander Spain Blanco Havana Cuba Tetuan Canovas del Castillos Senor Canovas United States Canovas Stewart L. Woodford Senor Sagasta Duke of

McKinley Eyes Expanding Civil Service Openings

President McKinley weighs relaxing civil service rules to open many positions to political appointments. Exemptions would move private secretaries clerks confidential staff and labor roles from classified service, with targeted changes in internal revenue customs justice postal services and major offices in New York and other cities.

New York McKinley Congress Executive Department Internal Revenue Service Internal Revenue Customs Service Board of General Appraisers Port of Department of Justice Postal Service

Morphine tragedy near Terrell claims boy's life

News in brief reports a negro boy near Terrell Texas died after receiving morphine for quinine. Other items note August cattle imports from Mexico totaling 3154, Colorado wool clip at 4 million pounds, rising lambs on markets, a Washington DC clothiers building fire with 200000 loss, Dallas resident Lawrence Knefly dead, Gilmer church dedication, Mrs. T C Moore's death near Weatherford, hopeful Bayard prognosis, tobacco industry consolidation, and Fort Worth site ground broken for widows and orphans home by masons.

Colorado Washington, D. C Robinson, Cherry & Co., Clothiers Lawrence Knefly Dallas Tex New Colored Methodist Episcopal Church Gilmer T. C. Moore Weatherford Thomas F. Bayard Masons Fort Worth

Three More U S Warships Ready for Commission

The Chicago Atlanta and gunboat Yorktown near ready for service. Chicago and Atlanta from New York yard join North Atlantic fleet pending peace with Spain. Yorktown set for Asiatic station to aid China and the Philippines. Commanders named. bids soon opened for coast defense monitors. torpedo boats contracts undecided.

China Philippines P. H. Cooper Chicago Perry Navy Yard Yorktown Atlanta J. W. Philip North Atlantic Boston Navy Yard H. L. Howison Union Iron Works Bath Iron Works Colombian Iron Works Dialogue & Sons Naval Board of Construction Herrschoffs John W. Trigg Richmond J. C. Watson Navy Department Guantanamo Newark Infanta Maria Teresa Washington

Rumor of Bryan Resigning Army to Reopen Public Questions

A Jacksonville dispatch reports rumors that Colonel William Jennings Bryan of the Third Nebraska volunteers may resign his U S army commission to resume public questions. The item mentions excitement in Knoxville over Secretary Alger's anticipated visit to Camp Poland with orders for a review.

Kansas City The Star Jacksonville Fla William Jennings Bryan Third Nebraska Volunteers United States Army Knoxville Camp Poland Alger

Texan Testimony Boosts Swift's Specific Blood Remedy

A Texan praises Swift's Specific as the only cure for stubborn blood diseases citing multiple family cases. He details brain fever-related sores healed after using S S, a poisoned wound cured in a daughter, and a chronic internal blood trouble resolved in a son, endorsing the product and urging readers to seek it.

Swift S. S Richard Clement J R. J. McKiyney Dicey Parker Co Swift Specific Co Atlanta

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