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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1902

Page

3

Local Bryan Retailers Feature New Goods and Visits

Bryan shoppers hear of Norwood's summer corsets and 10 cent ladies vests while Miss Ruth Barry visits from Marlin and Prof J H Connell lies ill. Several visitors from Navasota Shreveport Hubbard City and Cameron were seen in the city as freight shipments and a new ice depot are announced.

Norwood A.S. Blumenthal Navasota J. H. Connell Ben. G. Oneal Ft. Worth Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co H. V.shields W. L. Edge J. E. Mathis J. R Smith R. R. Knowles Ruth Barry Marlin Ruby James W. T. James Jimmie James Robbie Seale Flora Allen Corinne James Eagle Hubbard New York Hearne & Brazos Valley Railroad Stone City Brazos River Brenham Harder’s Feed Store Levy Bros. Furniture Store Bryan Ice Storage & Coal Company

Storm Sweeps Pittsburg Area Killing Two

A cyclone like storm hit Pittsburg on Saturday into Sunday causing at least two deaths. Fireman Edward G. Sperow died after being crushed under wreckage near Port Perry when a Baltimore and Ohio engine derailed. An Italian man was crushed by an oil derrick at McDonald. Additional unconfirmed death reported from Rochester, Pennsylvania. Telegraph and telephone lines were destroyed, hampering linemen strikes across several companies.

Pittsburg Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Port Perry Edward G. Sperow McDonald Rochester Com

Secretary Root Returns From Cuba With Return Plan

Secretary of War Root and family returned to Miami from Cuba on the government yacht. He says the trip was to arrange transferring the island to the Cuban government on May 20, with seven artillery companies totaling 800 men to remain in Cuba to guard guns and ammunition for U S naval stations. Troops will be stationed at Havana Santiago and Cienfuegos. He notes no US claim for costs, to be addressed after the Cuban government is perfected.

Root Miami Fla Wer Cuba United States Havana Santiago Cienfuegos

Skeleton of man and horse unearthed near Mountain View

Skeletons of a man and a horse were found by soldiers from Fort Sill while prospecting near Long Horn mountain at Mountain View O T buried several feet underground with a campers outfit. The discovery suggests the murder of a prospector about three years ago and investigations are underway.

Guthrie O. T Long Horn Mountain Mountain View Fort Sill

Fire at Glenn Failte Devastates Glens Falls Block

A disastrous blaze in Glens Falls on Sunday caused property losses exceeding $500,000. It began in Webb Bros clothing on Glen Street then spread to the Joseph Fowler Shirt and Collar plant occupying the upper floors of most of the block, aided by high winds.

Glens Falls N. Y Webb Bros Glen Street Joseph Fowler Shirt and Collar Company

Planting in Zapata Relief Hopes Rise With Rain

Corpus Christi, Tex, April 28. John B. Hardwick reports a letter from F. W. Seabury of Rio Grande City saying rains covered most of the growth section and people have begun planting. If crops succeed, suffering may ease this summer and fall, though aid is still badly needed to tide them over.

Zapata Corpus Christi Tex John B. Hardwick F. W. Seabury Rio Grande City Grouth Mr. Seabury

Forty Bodies Recovered After City of Pittsburg Wreck

Cairo Illinois April 28 four more bodies recovered bringing total to forty. Identified was Joseph Redding engineer of Louisville. The other three victims were two men and one woman identified as negroes.

Cairo City of Pittsburg Joseph Redding Louisville

Senator Elkins Served as Captain in Missouri Infantry

Washington April 28 The War Department addressed a recent print claim that Senator Elkins of West Virginia had no military service He served in the west as a captain in the 77th enrolled Missouri infantry.

Senator Elkins Washington War Department West Virginia West Missouri Infantry

Copper Discovery Spurs Prospecting Rush in Wichita Mountains

Copper ore in paying quantities has been found in the Wichita mountains near Mountain Park Oklahoma. A rush of prospectors has visited the scene in the past week and several hundred claims are reported staked.

Oklahoma Guthrie O. T Wichita Mountains Mountain Park

Batte Selected Orator for Alumni Welcome Address

Bryan April 28 T R Batte Jr of Bryan Texas class of 1902 Agricultural and Mechanical college elected to deliver the annual address of welcome to the Alumni association at the commencement exercises in June.

Bryan Tex T. R. Batte, Jr Agricultural and Mechanical College

Archbishop Corrigan to be named cardinal at May consistory

Vatican circles expect Archbishop Corrigan to be elevated to cardinal at the May consistory, joining Archbishop Beguin of Quebec in the honor. The Rome announcement notes the slated consistory date in May.

Rome Vatican Corrigan Beguin Quebec

Right to Commit Murder

Chicago April 28 Judge Richard Tuthill in a divorce trial said a wife who endures a husband who beats her has a right to kill him if she wishes. The remark sparked debate on self defense and marital abuse in the courtroom.

Chicago Richard Tuthill

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