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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1903

Page

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Wreck Kills Six On Vestibuled Train at Red House

A vestibuled express left Chicago for New York and wrecked at Red House New York eight miles west of Salamanca. Six people died including two women and a child burned in two coaches and three sleepers. Fireman Bell and Express Messenger Gabriel were seriously injured. A brakeman on the freight also perished.

New York Erie Road Chicago Redhouse N. Y Salamanca Bell Gabriel Youngstown Olean Erie Road Show Hotchkiss Pittsburg Lake Erie Leon Rubens Cloverdale

Wreck at Lambert Depot Wrecks Mobile and Ohio freight cars

Through freight No. 31 derailed late last night at Lambert on the Mobile and Ohio railroad. Eight cars jumped the track and landed on the depot below destroying it. no one was inside. Brakeman B M Hessel of Meridian was seriously injured. A broken flange caused the crash. The cars carried grain.

Mobile Ala Lambert Mobile and Ohio New Orleans Ilinois B. M. Hessel Meridian Miss

Texas and New Orleans railway charter amendment approved

A charter amendment for the Texas and New Orleans railway was approved by the attorney general and filed in the state department. The measure provides for constructing a branch line from Sour Lake to Saratoga in Hardin County.

Austin Texas and New Orleans Railway Attorney General State Department Sour Lake Saratoga Hardin County

Grant Urges Action to Aid Texas Inspectors Visit

Austin reports attorney general released a letter from General Grant urging Texas authorities to pressure state troops for a strong showing during inspector visits. Shennandoah coal strike forces lockout across mine collieries. workers discharged if not meeting nine hour shifts. Mrs. John Krattschmitt, mother of E B Krattschmitt and Julius Kretsschmitt, dies at 99, sister of Judah P Benjamin. San Angelo amid rail transport activity as male livestock moves by Texas railroads.

Grant Austin General Grant Lanham Texas Shennandoah Philadelphia and Reading Coal Ay Iron Company Notea Lacy New Orleans John Krattschmitt E. B. Krattschmitt Democratic State Committee Julius. Krettschmitt Sourthern Pacific Milroad Judah P. .Benjamin Great Britain

Boxer movement crushed in Pekin district under Yuan Shih Kai

Washington reports from Pekin describe a crackdown on boxing athletes in the Ku Tien district near Pekin. Soldiers died during arrests, ten suspects were captured, and heads were displayed as a warning. Yuan Shih Kai orders severe measures to prevent future uprisings and to root out the movement.

Washington Conger State Department Pekin Ku Tien Yuan Shih Na Bt Be Xers Yuah Shih N Tung Yune Ping Li Antang Yu Tien Cheng Chin Liu Ho Tao Kan Lin Chiang Tao Chang Hsi Luan Yuan Shih Kai

Independencia Gunboat Reach Monte Cristi Harbor

A Havana to Monte Cristi dispatch reports the revolutionary gunboat Independencia entering Monte Cristi harbor on April 1. Rebels boarded the vessel, captured harbor officials, and sailed toward Manzanillo with leaders, crew, and arms while General Rodriguez plans resistance. Foreigners seek protection and the German steamer Valencia sits at port offering exit.

Independencia Monte Criste Cape Haytien Monte Christi Monte Cristi Manzanillo General Rodriguez Valencia Mont Cristi

Outlaw Jameon McKinney Shot Dead in Bakersfield Fight

In Bakersfield California on April 20 Jameon McKinney known as the Outlaw was shot and killed during an attempted arrest. Deputy Sheriff Tip and Constable Package were also fatally shot as officers confronted McKinney.

Bakersfield Cal Jameon McKinney Sack Tip Package McKinney

Fire destroys four tenement houses in Paterson

A fire in April 20 in Mai street Paterson New Jersey destroyed four tenement houses causing losses over 50000 dollars. All tenants were in the building at the time but were rescued with only minor injuries reported.

Paterson, N. J Mai Street Bel

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