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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1903

Page

2

United States Steel reports quarterly net earnings

The United States Steel Corporation announces net earnings of twenty six million six hundred fifty six thousand one hundred thirty six dollars for the last three months. The report appears in a Bryan Texas dated issue of The Daily Eagle. The house finance committee adds fifty dollars monthly to the appropriation bill to cover religious services at each convict camp for the next two years with a minimum two services monthly.

United States Steel Corporation House Finance Committee

Kirby Lumber Company Faces Press Scrutiny in Houston

The Houston Post argues Kirby Lumber Company is not a trust while the Chronicle hails Kirby, suggesting the company wields influence over Houston papers. The dispute highlights media alignment and Kirby’s clout in the city’s business and press circles.

Houston Post Kirby Lumber Company The Chronicle Kirby

Carter Harrison Sees Municipal Victory as Step to National Utilities

Carter Harrison claims Chicago win for municipal ownership signals broader push for public utilities at national and municipal levels, positioning him for expanded political role. He frames the victory as a model for public power and governance.

Carter Harrison Chicago Harrison

New Game Law Aims To Protect Wild Birds And Game

Legislature passes a stringent measure declaring wild game and birds public property. It bans killing or possessing wild birds for five years and restricts sale and shipment. Nest destruction, hunting methods, and seasonal limits are controlled with fines and jail terms. Some birds and raptors are excluded.

Rocky Mountain

Dallas Fair directors weigh abandoning state fair over racing ban

Dallas Fair directors consider dropping the state fair due to a new law removing pool selling on races. They argue fairs without racing can still benefit industry as English counties show. They urge a fair trial in Texas to test competition among farmers and stock-raisers.

Dallas England Texas

Trust Busting To Provide Politicians Amusement For Now

A brief note suggests antitrust actions will give politicians ongoing amusement for some time, reflecting a skeptical view of regulatory enforcement and political entertainment surrounding corporate oversight.

Woman from Texas shoots Fayetteville man in Kansas City

Mrs Amanda Williams from Texas shot Carroll Mix of Fayetteville Arkansas while he slept at 410 West Ninth Street Kansas City. Five shots struck Mix leaving him in a dying condition as Williams surrendered without speaking. She said her husband is James Williams of Gainesville Texas.

Kansas City Amanda Williams Texas Carroll Mix Fayetteville Ark West Ninth Street Mix Williams Bud Taylor Ruth Nollard James Williams Gainesville Tex

Abandonment Possible in Hymelia Levee Work

New Orleans April 9 report says Hymelia crevasse work may be abandoned as a forty foot blowout threatens all cribbing. Cribbing gap exceeds 100 feet with water flooding plantations. Governor Heard urges levee board and planters to push a final forty eight hour effort, while Texas and Pacific traffic remains suspended for weeks.

New Orleans Hymelia Heard Texas and Pacific

Foot Washing by Emperor and Archdukes at Hofburg

Emperor Francis Joseph with eleven archdukes held the Holy Thursday foot washing for twelve elderly men aged ninety-two to eighty-nine in the Hofburg palace. Dishware of food preceded and was later sent to the men, and thirty pieces of silver were placed around each neck. A large courtly gathering attended, including Ambassador Storer and Mrs Storer, Second Secretary Rives, Military Attache Harris, and British Ambassador Sir Plunkett and Lady Plunkett.

Vienna Francis Joseph Hofburg Storer Rives Harris Sir Plunkett Plunkett Duchess of Marlborough

Fighting at Frakjana details assault near fortress

A Melilla dispatch reports 5000 insurgents attacked the Frakjana fortress on April 8 after prayers. The tribesmen were repulsed by accurate fire, with several killed as their powder supply exploded during the assault.

Madrid Melilla Morocco Frakjana

Memphis Cotton Market Signals Higher May July Prices Likely

Memphis reports the cotton market unchanged in actual and statistical terms. Market players manipulate prices and can push values upward at will. Anticipation grows for higher May and July cotton in the near future.

Memphis Tennessee

Spot market roundup from major ports

The Liverpool market is quiet with middling at 5.40 and 6,000 sales, exports 500 and receipts 15,000 all American. New York spots rest at 10.50 middling with 200 sales. New Orleans market steady at 101-16 middling with 1,250 sales.

Liverpool New York New Orleans

Notice on tree trimming and dumping violations

Public notice forbids trimming trees or dumping limbs into streets or drains under city ordinance. property owners must dispose of debris by hauling away or burning. Mayor R. H. Harrison signs.

R. H. Harrison

Red Cross Leader Defends Administration Amid Probe

Miss Clara Barton, president of the American National Red Cross, says she welcomed full congressional investigation of the organization since her first involvement. Opponent Miss Mabel Bordman claims suspension without a hearing and cites Bishop Potter, Spencer Trask, and Robert C. Ogden as backing reorganizing efforts to restore public confidence.

New York Clara Barton American National Red Cross Congress Mabel T. Bordman Bishop Potter Spencer Trask Robert C. Ogden Red Cross

Reported massacre near Corcovis unconfirmed

A Nogales dispatch says four of six Italian prospectors and a Mexican guide were reportedly killed by Yaqui Indians near Corcovit Sonora Mex. AP could not confirm from Nogales or Hermosillo and the report carries no credence locally.

Los Angeles Cal Nogales Ariz Corcovit Sonora Mex Associated Press Nagles Hermosillo

Portuguese Soldiers Mutiny in Oporto Over Africa Plan

A Lisbon dispatch reports 150 men of the Eighteenth Infantry at Oporto mutinied, furious at possible deployment to Portuguese Africa. The barracks are held, shouting Long live the republic, and threatening to shoot officers who approach.

London Lisbon Oporto Africa The Republic

American delegation to monetary congress named

Washington April 9 Mr Hugh H Hanna of Indianapolis president of the Indianapolis Monetary league has been appointed the third member of the American delegation to represent the United States at the upcoming international monetary congress in Mexico.

Washington Hugh H. Hanna Indianapolis Indianapolis Monetary League United States International Monetary Congress Mexico

Workers Return After Bar Valley Shaft Strike

About five hundred men and boys at the Reading company's Bar Valley shaft resumed work Saturday after idle periods since last week due to the eight hour day strike.

Shamokin Reading Company Bar Valley

King Edward Arrives at Gibraltar Aboard Royal Yacht

King Edward arrives at Gibraltar aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert from Lisbon. The ships are dressed with colors and salutes, signaling the royal visit.

King Edward Gibraltar King Edward Arerived Lisbon Victoria and Albert

Many Pilgrims at Rome Parade Easter Week

Rome reports a large influx of pilgrims, mainly Germans, for Easter week. They will be received by the pope Monday, with more than 300 churches holding services without incident. Visitors flock to see holy sepulchres, notably the one at the American College church.

Rome

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