Post Office Entry Noted by Connelly and Carnes
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
2
Caldwell Wins Local Vote by Fourteen Margin
Caldwell won the town ballot by a fourteen vote majority in a close local election. The result shifts local leadership, reflecting a narrow public preference in the town.
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Caldwell
Federal courts overusing the term unconstitutional
A sharp editorial comment argues that federal courts overuse the word unconstitutional, suggesting it is applied too freely and broadly flagging potential overreach or excessive judicial activism.
Senator Jones Focuses on Round Bale Interests
The statement notes Senator Jones will have ample time to attend to his round bale interests, indicating a shift of attention away from pending duties.
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Senator Jones
Court of Appeals strikes down Texas antitrust laws
The Third Court of Appeals rules Texas antitrust statutes unconstitutional ruling they infringe on constitutional protections. The decision challenges the state’s ability to regulate competition.
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Third Court of Appeals
New Louisville Third Party Aims to Unite Opposition
A new political group forms in Louisville to rally voters against both Democrats and Republicans. Organizers say the party seeks to rebrand beyond the term third party to gain broader appeal and momentum.
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Louisville
Boston Women Align With Negro Club Members
The newspaper notes Boston women decide to affiliate with Negro club women. It contrasts social distances, stating nine states lie between Texas and Massachusetts yet far less than the differences between their peoples.
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Women of
Boston
Texas
Massachusetts
House for Rent Near I G N de Pot
House for rent near I. & G. N. de Pot. Apply to C. A. Adams. 105.
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I. & G. N. Depot
C. A. Adams
Girls Industrial School Board Holds First Denton Meeting
The Denton based girls' industrial school board of regents organized at its first meeting. It will establish a high grade girls college with an industrial feature and select a careful faculty. Rosser Thomas was appointed to visit principal industrial institutions in the United States and report back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Industrial School Board of Regents
Denton
Rosser Thomas
United States
House Passes Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill in Washington
Washington April 3 The House passed the sundry civil appropriation bill the eighth regular supply measure of the session. Amendments were few as debate turned to the revenue cutter service efficiency bill. Oleomargarine bill discussion in the Senate featured bright exchanges between Bailey of Texas and Depew of New York.
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Washington
House
Senate
Revenue Cutter Service
Senator Bailey and Depew clash with wit in support of measure
In a bright speech supporting the measure, Mr. Depew sparred with Mr. Bailey on the American girl topic to lively audience laughter. Bills passed include a White River Railway bridge in Arkansas, Bartlett named rear admiral on retired list, and extended filing for state and territorial governors’ war expenses to 1908, plus seven private pensions for aiding in army recruitment.
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White River Railway Company
White River
Arkansas
John Russell Bartlett
Spain
United States
Patterson proposes bill to abolish slavery in the Philippines
Representative Patterson of Tennessee introduces a bill to end slavery in the Philippines and to void the Bates treaty with the sultan of the Sulu Islands.
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Washington
Patterson
Tennessee
Philippines
Bates
Sulu Islands
Army promotions fill vacancies with new brigadier generals
Washington on April 3 announces Brigadier General R. P. Hughes promoted to major general and Colonels Isaac D. DeRussy Andrew S. Burt and M. V. Sheridan elevated to brigadier generals in the regular army to fill retirements and existing vacancies.
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Washington
R. P. Hughes
Isaac D. DeRussy
Andrew 8. Burt
M. V. Sheridan
Postmasters Named for McKingley and Pittsburg Texas
The appointment announces Hugh E. Smith as post master at McKingley and Edwin Fore as postmaster at Pittsburg Texas.
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Washington
Hugh E. Smith
McKingley
Edwin Fore
Pittsburg
Tex
Four Men Held After Ivey Murder Hearing in South McAlester
Frank Jones John Fisher Tom Nix and John Logan all negroes faced preliminary hearing on the murder of Peter Ivey the aged ex Confederate whose remains were found in a butcher shop ashes. All four were held without bail amid bitter public feeling and heightened precautions to prevent lynching.
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South McAlester
I. T
Frank Jones
John Fisher
Tom Nix
John Logan
Peter Ivey
House Fire Kills Father and Five Children Near Jennings
In Jennings Louisiana a residence belonging to Philip Mitchell burned on Wednesday. The father and five children perished in the flames while the mother escaped after a desperate attempt to save them. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
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Jennings
Philip Mitchell
Mexicans Celebrate Victory and Spring Parades in Laredo
Report from Laredo Texas dated April 3 notes celebrations across the city as crowds greet a recent victory. Details indicate public cheers, traditional bands, and community gatherings marking the event.
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Laredo
Tex
Anniversary of Mexican Triumph Observed Across Republic
The thirty fifth anniversary of the defeat of Maximilian in 1867 was broadly celebrated. Across the republic business nearly halted with banks and stores closed as ceremonies marked the occasion.
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Republic
General Funston recounts atrocities and hanging foes
At a banquet in San Francisco on April 3, General Fred Funston claimed Filipinos abandoned civilized fighting after early months and waged guerrilla war. He cited nearly 4000 of their countrymen killed or tortured, including natives buried alive. He said he personally hanged some insurgents and accused Aguinaldo and Lun of brutal power struggles.
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San Francisco
Fred Funston
Ohio Society
Aguinaldo
Lun
Patrick to Transfer All Rights to Wife in Death Penalty Case
Albert T. Patrick convicted of killing William M. Rice reportedly executes a will naming his wife as administrator upon his impending death sentence. If executed, Mrs. Patrick will seek to support the Rice will of 1900 during Patrick's incapacity and appeal.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Crozier Nomination Denied Over Patents Charge
Senate military affairs committee reported favorably on Col George L Gillespie for chief of engineers and Col George B Davis for judge advocate general, but unfavorably on Capt William Crozier for chief of the bureau of ordnance with brigadier general rank. Crozier is accused of interest in ordnance patents prompting the exception.
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Crozier
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
George L. Gillespie
George B. Davis
William Crozier
Bureau of Ordnance
Suit Will Be Withdrawn Against British Consul
New Orleans April 3 Lawyers for Boer General Pearson announced they would withdraw from the U S circuit court the libel suit for damages against Arthur Van Sittart British consul here The case followed Van Sittart’s remarks implying Pearson’s involvement in the attempted destruction of the mule transport Mechanician The lawyers said they are pursuing higher targets and abandoned the suit
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New Orleans
Pearson
United States
Arthur van Sittart
van Sittart
Policeman Shoots His Wife in Brooklyn Home
Police report Brooklyn officer John J. O'Brien shot and killed his wife Minnie at their home in front of three children and her mother. O'Brien had handed the revolver to his husband before he left for duty and had been drinking heavily recently.
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New York
John J. O’brien
Brooklyn
Minnie
General Satterlee Dies in New York Home
General Livingstone Satterlee dies at his New York City residence. His career began as a Providence Marine Artillery private and he was commissioned brigadier general in 1865 by Governor Fenton. He once led the Zetarsi fraternity of the United States and Canada.
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New York
Livingston Satterlee
Marine Artillery of
Providence
R. I
Fenton
Zetarsi Fraternity
United States
Canada
Sattarlea
United States Commissioner S. B. Bradford Dies in Ardmore
United States Commissioner S. B. Bradford died Wednesday night in Ardmore Oklahoma after a Monday apoplexy. He leaves a wife three sons and one daughter. Bradford formerly practiced in South McAlester and had served as attorney general of Kansas.
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Ardmore
I. T
United States
S. B. Bradford
South McAlester
State of
Kansas
Meyers Couple Tragedy Ends With Insanity Flight to Asylum
In Orange Texas on April 3 J O Meyers a farmer near Terry died of pneumonia weeks ago His widow Louisa Meyers forced into collapse by grief was declared insane An officer escorted her to Austin for placement in the insane asylum.
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Orange
Tex
J. O. Meyers
Terry
Louisa Meyers
Austin
Livestock Show Draws Interest in Purcell Oklahoma
Interest runs high across the territory for the Chickasaw Livestock association fine stock show to be held here next week. A good number of entries has been received so far boosting local anticipation.
Dallas Police Chief Picked. Fire Chief Re elected
At a special meeting of the board of police and fire commissioners in Dallas on April 3 R. L Winfrey was chosen as police chief replacing Sterling Price. H. F. Magee was reelected fire chief. Assistants for both departments will be named on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
R. L Winfrey
Sterling Price
H. F. Magee
Farmer assassinated near Augusta in late robbery attempt
In Augusta Georgia area on April 3 a farmer from Edgefield county South Carolina named W I Collins was shot and killed during a highway robbery five miles from Augusta. George Woods who was with Collins resisted the hold up and was slightly wounded. The robbers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
W. I. Collins
Edgefield County
South Carolina
Carolina
George Wooda
Colling
Collins
Woods
Narrow escape from lynching in Lake Charles
Dan Johnson a 55 year old African American man was saved from a mob by officers in Lake Charles Louisiana. The incident stemmed from an accusation involving his 14 year old daughter the complainant. The mob acted within the city limits but was halted before harm could occur. The case remains under police investigation and no charges are listed at this time.
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Lake Charles
Dan Johnson
Johnson
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Zephys
Hamilton
the Daily Eagle
Washington Notes
Bailey
Depew
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Pioneers
Hunter & Chatham
Manila
Fred Finest
Kerrs
Nabors Bros
Nabors Brothers
Bryan
Prin
John Wittman
SGOS
Poocobolos Gogo
GSE
Cupion
Eupion
the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros. & Co
Cole Bros
Thos
Patrick
General Satterlee
Otto Boehme
Bryan, Texas
Warty-thirad Ucarce Mason
Nter of Police of
Dans
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