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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1902

Page

4

For Sale City Properties Near Allen Academy

Classified ad lists South half block near Allen Academy for 550 with one and a quarter acres near a schoolhouse, a small new cottage, a six room house with lots, a brick cistern, the N B Cole home place at 1600, 2 1/2 lots and a 6 room house, 75 feet front on Railroad street, and a Brazos Bottom farm at 20 per acre plus other city property and parcels through Otto Boehme’s area.

Allen Academy Ain Street N. B. Cole Brazos Bottom Otto Boehme Ed Pochila

Reverend Tries to Save Whacker Bills Soul on Stage Ride

The Rev. John Rollins escorts the notorious Whacker Bill from Las Vegas valley to Las Cruces in a rough stage ride. Amid swearing and danger the missionary staunchly defends his temper and wins Bill’s respect, ending with a pact and a heartfelt letter to a young lawyer.

John Rollins Bilger’s Hill Jack Rollins Bill Las Vegas Las Vegas Valley Las Cruces Uncle Sam Pardner Empire Hotel Jimmy Thar Jim Dewey Dan Beersheba

Must Have Been Asleep Anecdote Of A Sleepy Squire

A country squire, famed for late night dinners, dozed off after returning home in his carriage and slept through the unharsh reality. His butler and coachman, quiet as mutes, re harnessed the horses and delivered him to his front door while he slept. He muttered a puzzled bless my soul and never learned the truth.

W. P. Firth Anchester

A Badly Timed Bath in Rhodes Biopic Tale

Howard Hensman recounts Cecil Rhodes premier of the Cape Colony missing a ceremony for a Cape Town extension. He is found bathing offshore with water dripping as he finally opens the line, a composed, serious gesture amid the delay.

Cecil Rhodes Howard Hensman Rhodes Cape Colony Cape Town Brilliant

Memory of an Elderly Widower Illustrated in Humorous Misunderstanding

A Cornhill Magazine anecdote recounts an elderly widower whose memory falters and awkwardly misnames actions during a wedding service. He responds with silent, puzzled, or opposite gestures as a cleric prompts phrases to repeat. He finally apologizes for forgetting details after a long absence from marriage.

Cornhill Magazine

Train No 13 HoldUp Near St Joseph Four Masked Men

Four masked men halted Burlington train No 13 north of St Joseph late Thursday night but authorities report conflicting outcomes. Conductor Cox and Engineer Rust fled to Napier and relayed the incident. no definite loot or casualties are confirmed. Investigators dispatched but no tangible clues yet.

St. Joseph Burlington, Road Denver Francis Street Burlington W. C. Brown Missouri Lines Cox Rust Napier

Funeral Procession for Cecil Rhodes Figures in Cape Town

In Cape Town on April 4 a steady stream of mourners viewed the coffin of Cecil Rhodes as it rested in Parliament House. The afternoon funeral procession was grand, with the coffin draped in Rhodes’s Union Jack and a British South Africa Company flag from Massesiki. The ceremo nies traveled the streets on the lane Cecil gun carriage from Kimberley, as troops lined the routes and saluted the cortege at the cathedral.

Cape Town Cecil Thodes Parliament House Mr. Rhodes British South Africa Company Massesiki Cecil Kimberley

Double killing on Hinton farm near Marshall

News from Marshall Texas reports a tragic double homicide on A C G Hinton's eastern county property. Andrew Haggerty, a Black tenant, shot his wife at a neighbor's door then killed himself with a second blast, both deaths instantaneous.

Marshall Tex A. C G. Hinton Andrew Haggerty Haggerty

False Teeth Seized From New York Shipment in Montreal

The secret service department of the Dominion customs seized false teeth valued between ten and fifteen thousand dollars. The dentures had been forwarded from New York to a prominent Montreal dental firm and passed through the customhouse without duties through a conspiracy.

Montreal Secret Service Department The Dominion Customs New York

Blackbirds Destroy Corn Near Greenville

Twelve acres of corn belonging to Alex Turner five miles east of Greenville suffered heavy damage from blackbirds. The loss is so severe that replanting the field will be necessary.

Greenville Tex Alex Turner

Rountree and Miss Mitchell Wed at Georgetown Home

Hon. Lee J. Rountree of Georgetown married Miss Francis Mitchell at the bride’s parents’ residence, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Mitchell, on April 4.

Lee J. Rountree Georgetown Francis Mitchell T. C. Mitchell

Hogs and Teef Prices Climb in Chicago Markets

Beef and hog prices rise sharply with hogs up to 7 05 per cent in Chicago. Reports from Cripple Creek recall historical figures while J B Goddard, who aided in Booth capture, dies in Marlboro. Dewitt Talmage remains in serious condition in Washington. Miners in Moberly return to work as Georgia cotton operatives threaten to strike over wages. Maud Montgomery gains bail after poisoning charge in Sulphur Springs. Farmer Phifer dies after mule kick near Jewett. Burglars steal 400 from David A mendinger in Burlington. Augusta Augur will leaves all to her son Jacob. New Haven court upholds will. Rev S P Brown elected Crawford marshal without knowing he ran. Gold strike rumor spreads in Missouri.

Chicago Cole J. B. Goddard John Wilkes Booth Marlboro Mass Dewitt Washinton Moberly Georgia Maud Montgomery Sulphur Springs Tex Phifer Jewett David Almendinger Burlington Inis Augusta Augur Jacob Newhaven Conn S. P. Brown Crawford Ery Se. Ly

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