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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1903

Page

4

Abstract Books of Brazos County Lands for Sale

J. W. Batts Haven office offers the only set of Abstract Books of Brazos County Land Titles for sale. Properties include about 195 acres near the courthouse with 25 acres cultivated and the rest pasture, fenced. price 1500. Other parcels include a southeast town lot with a small cottage at 750, a four room house near Main Street at 190, a quarter block by Allen Academy at 250, a half block by Allen Academy at 500, school-house lots at 100 each, 13 acres on the town’s south side with a four-room house at 1000, a 4-room house with cistern and garden at 65.00, and a quarter block with house and outbuildings in the northern part at 525.

Court House Main Street Allen Academy

Loubet Receives Courteous Ovation on Route to Algiers

President Loubet travels from Paris toward Algeria amid continuous ovations. He delivers several brief speeches praising republican principles. A minor clash between Socialist protesters and army supporters leaves several injured as police restore order.

Marseillles Loubet Paris Algeria M. Loubet

Hill Addresses Democratic Press Banquet in Albany

Ex Senator David B. Hill was keynote speaker at the Democratic Press Association banquet in Albany on April 14. He praised Empire State Democracy and criticized Roosevelt era Republican policies as wavering and too lenient with monopolies. He urged Democratic harmony to secure victory.

Albany N. Y Democratic Press of New York State Democrats Editorial Association Thomas Jefferson David B. Hill Empire State Democracy New York Roosevelt

Dinner marks Thomas Jefferson centennial in Washington

Senator Hoar and Governor Montague of Virginia led speakers at a Monday night dinner at the Hotel Barton under the Thomas Jefferson Memorial association to celebrate the 160th birth anniversary of Thomas Jefferson. Charles Emory Smith, W. J. Bryan, and Thomas Nelson Page participated. toast master was Thomas Nelson Page. The event emphasized no political character.

Washington Senator Hoar Montague Virginia Chas. Emory Smith Philadelphia W. J. Bryan Hotel Barton Thomas Jefferson Memorial Association Thomas Jefferson Thomas Nelson Page

Progress Toward Break at Hymelia Resumes in New Orleans

New Orleans reports river at 19.9 on Monday as work on the Hymelia break resumes with a target to build cribbing in forty eight hours. Chief Engineer Wathen of Texas and Pacific may visit. if he sees good prospects, the road will mobilize resources for a rapid campaign and lodging is being rushed to the scene for continuous labor.

New Orleans Hymelia Wathen Texas and Pacific

Fatal Gas Explosion Kills Five In Carbon Mine Number 77

Five men killed and two severely burned in a gas explosion at Kansas and Texas Coal Co mine No 77 in Carbon LT. April 14. Names given include Floyd Odor George Teek Frank McMullin Jerry Kincaid O G Fields. Injured are Robert McCrany and Ben Hamilton. About seventy five workers were in the mine. cause unknown.

South McAlester I.T The Kansas and Texas Coal Company Carbon Deda Floyd Odor George Teek Frank McMullin Jerry Kincaid G. Fields Robert McCrany Ben Hamilton

Governors invited to Oklahoma building cornerstone event

Governor Ferguson and the Oklahoma World's Fair commission invite all Oklahoma ex-governors to lay the cornerstone of the Oklahoma building at St Louis on May 1 and to take part in the dedication parade. The list includes Congressman George Teels of Indiana W C Renefrom of Oplin A J Seay of Kingfisher C M Barnes and William M Jenkins of Guthrie.

Guthrie Okla Ferguson Oklahoma World's Fair Commission Oklahoma Oklahoma Building St. Louis George Teels Indiana W.C. Renefrom Oplin A. J. Seay Kingfisher C. M. Barnes William M. Jenkins

Indian Territory Nears $50,000 World's Fair Exhibit

U Secretary Hitchcock reports the Indian Territory already has about $25,000 pledged and will deliver the cash before June 1 to secure the conditional appropriation. This builds a $50,000 exhibit for the Territory at the World's fair.

Washington Hitchcock Indian Territory Congress

Convention Called for Indian Territory Statehood

Governor McCurtain of the Choctaw nation issued a call for a constitutional convention at Dufaula on Wednesday May 20. The move follows favorable replies from other governors to a letter seeking admission of Indian Territory as a separate state at the dissolution of the tribal government.

South “McAlester I. T Indian Territory McCurtain Dufaula

Harriman Finances Move of Wells Fargo Offices

Wells Fargo & Co to shift headquarters from San Francisco to New York next month. Directors and annual meetings will be held in New York, with possible changes to the board. The Chronicle notes E. H. Harriman’s influence in promoting the relocation.

NUPTIALS AT NEWPORT

Reginald C. Vanderbilt of New York and Miss Cathleen G. Neilson of Newport were married at Arbeign villa in Newport at noon on April 14. About 150 guests, mostly from New York, attended as decorations featured white and green. The wedding party wore white accents and the bride wore white. the day was gray with a cold northeast wind.

Newport R. C Reginald C. Vanderbilt New York Cornelius Vanderbilt Cathleen G. Neilson Arbeign

Theater Burns In Rome New York Incident

The Washington theater in Rome New York owned by Wallace and Gilmore of Oswego burned, with losses estimated between 125000 and 150000, about half insured. The Arlington hotel adjoining caught fire twice but suffered little damage. A theater wall collapsed injuring about twenty people inside the fire lines. The building housed several offices.

Rome N. Y Washington Theater Wallace & Gilmore Oswego Arlington Hotel

Fatal liquor quarrel in Georgia frontier area

News from Ringgold Georgia reports Joe Phelps and Bud White quarreled while intoxicated. Both drew pistols and Phelps shot White dead. Phelps fled and a Walker County sheriff's posse pursues him.

Chattanooga Tenn Ringgold Here Joe Phelps Bud White Phelps White Walker County

Whitaker Wright Hearing Set for April in Extradition Case

The United States Supreme Court granted the motion of Attorney Marshall representing Whitaker Wright in extradition proceedings and set arguments for next Monday after other cases are disposed of.

Whitaker Wright Washington United States Supreme Court Marshall

Jealous Husband Slays Wife Then Escapes in Rome

In Rome New York on April 14 Anton Linolin an Italian shot and killed his young wife in a flare of jealousy. He then fled the scene and is at large as the woman died within minutes.

Rome N. Y Anton Linolin

Rebel Kayble Tribesmen Attack Dez from Tazza

Fez dispatches report Kayble tribesmen have moved from Tazza to attack Dez as part of ongoing rebel activity. The terse brief notes incursions at a border region with tensions rising between factions and local authorities.

Madrid Fez Morocco Tazza Dez

Rain Ends Drought Fears in Southern Russia

In Odessa on April 14 heavy rains drenched southern Russia, easing drought fears and offering relief to crops after a long period of dryness. The downpour reduced concerns about harvest prospects and potential agricultural losses.

Odessa Russia

Cotton receipts and legal oddities in brief

Waxahachie Texas reports 427 bales of cotton received on the 11th. Eight murder cases appear on Antlers court docket. A near State Show incident ends with a shooting that kills a St. Louis party. Chinese lives plot averted by prompt action of Co Drake aboard Moy. Eufaula post office funds case ends in mistrial. Oak Cliff Paper mills pitch distill explosion scalds Harrison Henderson.

Waxahachie Tex Antlers Co Drake United States Shin Moy Eufaula I. Ts Mitchell, Et Junita Post Office Oak Cliff Paper Mills Harrison Henderson

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Ascii Ees EE Riel J. W. Batts Jeff D. Franklin Buchanan’s Maken Publica Will Geo. W. Smith Naror East City National Bank Simmons & Geue W. C. Fountain Darwin & Drummond Fred Vnrath Torial Street Benton Harbor, Ac Cardus Fife Mrs Fred Unrath Cardui Wine of President Loubet France Hill Jefferson J. T Harriman San Franciscb Wells, Fargo & Which Francisco BH. Harriman Reginald Vanderbilt Miss Cathleen N Eilson James & Hart Sho Ae Bryan Steam Laundry Parsons Bottling Works C. G. Parsons Bryan, Texas Crown Cork System Hutchinson Bryan Prt John Wittman D. Garrett Proprieto
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