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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1902
Page
2
Resignation and Texas Growth Highlight 1900s Notes
Dr. Oscar H. Cooper resigns Baylor College presidency. Garden truck demand rises with spring millinery and marriage licenses. Mayor Holt aims to transform Houston into a terrestrial paradise. Congressman Lanham travels to Texas advocating gubernatorial bid. 1900s Texas to see vast railroad building and oil-led investment surge after Beaumont discovery.
Superintendent Transferred As Division Abolished In Texas Rail News
Supt. J. M. Lee has been transferred from Houston to Austin to lead the western division of the H. and T. C. from Hempstead to Liano. The first division office from Houston to Hearne is abolished. Child's leather caps priced at 25 cents at Coulter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
J. M. Lee
Uston
Austin
Hempstead
Liano
First Division
Houston
Hearne
Coulter
Colyer and Maves Tie The Knot In Bryan Marriage
Prof Nathaniel Colyer and Miss Dena Maves wed at 4 30 yesterday afternoon at Mrs Lucy King’s residence with Rev Jewell Howard officiating. The couple, well known in Bryan, will shortly depart for Houston after celebrations and congratulations from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Colyer
Dena Maves
Lucy King
Jewell Howard
Bryan
Myer
Kentucky
Benchley News Roundup and Social Notes
Farmers plant cotton and plow corn as H. E. Marley remains on the sick list. A crowd attended singing at Thompson Creek. Pearl Browning returns from Kurten, Ola Wilson visits Benchley, and Tal Tobias from Kurten visits. Belle Halton and R. H. Halton were ill, Dr. Curry went to Bryan, Ran Smith and son visited from Claydon Prairie, Annie Mays leaves for Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benchley
Thompson Creek
Pearl Browning
Kurten
Ola Wilson
Tal Tobias
Belle Halton
H. P. Curry
Bryan
Ran Smith and Son
Clayton Prairie
Bull Fight Fury Sparks Race Tension in Juarez Arena
The Juarez bull fight turns violent when premier matador Jarrigo is tossed by a enraged fifth bull. His clothing is torn and his leg and hip lacerated, ending the fighter's career prospects. American spectators cheer the bull while Mexican onlookers hiss amid potential clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Juarez
Mex
Jarrigo
Trafic
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Illinois
Flood recedes as Emory river claims industries in Harriman
Flood has completely receded in Emory river at Harriman Tennessee. Six of twelve industries flooded by high water have resumed operations. Remaining industries expected to be running by Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Tenn
Emory River
Land Receipts Totaled 181764 In March
Austin reports March land receipts and lease interest from the school university and other lands totaled 181764.57 dollars. Dr J H Miller of Paris sold 600 cattle at 50 dollars each. Mark Alkire of Dallas had his horse and buggy stolen while at the opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
School University
Blind Asylum
J. H. Miller
Paris
Tex
Mark Alkire
Dallas
British and Belgian locomotives in Egyptian service
A dispatch to the foreign secretary from Lord Cromer reports that British and Belgian locomotives are being set to work in Egypt. He notes American firms win orders through rapid execution and standardization, but British firms match or exceed in design when needed. British engines also outperform American in coal consumption and rival Belgian quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Lord Cromer
United States
CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE IN Searles POSTMASTER SHOOTING
Postmaster Guyer of Clayton New Mexico reports to the postmaster general that on March 26 Searles entered the office asking for stamps and opened fire. Guyer says he returned fire with a nearby revolver, killing Searles, who allegedly made no statement beyond requesting stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Searles
Guyer
Clayton
N. M
Dayton mine horror after explosion claims and deaths
Investigation shows Nelson mine at Dayton not on fire and not burning. Sixty people left orphaned or widowed after 16 miners were killed. George Swafford died of injuries. Miners blame lack of Sunday sprinkling. others cite coal dust and gas as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Nelson
Dayton
George Swafford
Porte Explains Insecurity In Macedonia and Albania
Constantinople announces that Christian insecurity stems from Macedonian committee arms and dynamite imports. The porte says it has issued protective instructions to safeguard inhabitants of the disturbed district in response to ambassadors’ representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Macedonia
Albania
Porte
Henry White to Become U S Ambassador in London
Report from Rome states Henry White secretary of the U S embassy in London will succeed George von L Meyer as ambassador in London. White has just arrived at Florence with his family en route to England and has heard nothing official. Meyer had been expected to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Henry White
United States
London
George von L. Meyer
White
Florence
England
Meyer
Old Directors Elected at Fort Worth and Rio Grande
At the annual stockholders meeting in Fort Worth Texas the Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railroad Company elected old directors. Officers chosen include President B F Yoakum St Louis and Vice President L B Comer Fort Worth with J S Jones Fort Worth as secretary and auditor L O Williams Fort Worth as treasurer and F H Hamilton St Louis as assistant secretary and assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railroad Company
B. F. Yoakum
St. Louis
L. B. Comer
J. S. Jones
L. O. Williams
F. H. Hamilton
Diplomats to Austria Hungary Might Be Raised to Ambassadors
Vienna reports a doubt in the state department whether the move to elevate the minister to Austria Hungary in Washington and the American minister to Austria Hungary to ambassadors will go through. It is believed the change will be enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Washington
State Department
Austria-Hungary
United States
Governess Allart Imprisoned for Student Disturbances
The governess named Allart, who on Monday attempted to assassinate M. Trepoff, prefect of police, had been imprisoned in February for participation in student disturbances. She was released a couple days before the attempt by order of Trepoff due to poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Allart
M. Trepoff
Fourth climber dies as three missing hikers found alive
Three missing tourists from a party of four who attempted the Rax Alps ascent in Lower Austria have been found alive, though half frozen. The remaining member of the expedition was discovered deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Rax Alps
Lower Austria
Western Passenger Association Faces Doomed Dissolution
The Western Passenger Association, the country’s largest group uniting railroads west of Chicago and St. Louis and many eastern lines, is doomed to dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri River
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