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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1903

Page

4

Abstract Books of Brazos County Lands for Sale

J. W. Batts offers the only set of Brazos County land title abstracts for sale. Listings include 105 acres near the courthouse with 25 cultivated and rest pasture, 6 wires fencing, price 1500, 1.25 acres near schoolhouse with cottage and well, price 1260, four blocks from Main Street brick cistern, price 1260, half block near Allen Academy price 500, 13 acres on town south side with 4-room house price 1000, 4-room house with features rent 9 dollars monthly price 650, Joe B Reed home place quarter block and two-story frame dwelling 4250, half block near the De DeMaret place price 500.

Court House Aim Street Allen Academy Joe B Reed de DeMaret

Postoffice bribery indictments hit Washington grand jury

Crawford appeared and posted 10000 dollar bond while McGregor paid 5000. Seven indictments allege conspiracy and bribery tied to postal affairs. Machen and ten named associates, including Gordon Stern Lorenz Cupper Longaan Runkel McGregor charged as defendants. Long arrested at home, released on 10000 bond. Bench warrant issued for Long only due to his nonappearance.

Washington Postoffice Federal Grand Jury August W. Machen Free Delivery Service Wm. Gordon Post Office Department Leopold J Stern Baltimore Geo. E. Lorenz Toledo Martha J. Lorenz John T. Cupper Lackhaven Penn Wm. C. Longaan Ohioman Machens Maurice Runkel New York City Thomas W. McGregor Machen Crawford McGregor Long Springman

Spanish consul faces sanction in Venezuela amid anti foreign mood

Washington reports detail tensions in La Guira with the Spanish consul barred from a tribunal hearing on a Spanish subject’s claim. Diplomatic agents protest. Caracas denies reconsideration. Olcott of Orinoco Navigation also encounters legal hurdles seeking aid in Venezuelan courts. Arbitral work in Caracas may suffer from government stance.

Washington la Guira Venezuela Caracas Olcott Orinoco Navigation Company New York United States

Alabama Hangings Reported in Two Cities

Two African American men were hanged in Montgomery and a third in Birmingham for the murder of Elem Foster near LeGrand Alabama. Alex Means and Will Starks were executed in Montgomery’s jail on Friday.

Montgomery Birmingham Ala Alex Means Will Starks Elem Foster LeGrand

Hanged Negro Prisoner Sidney King Executed in Alabama

Sidney King, a negro, was hanged in the county jail yard of Birmingham, Alabama. He had killed Ocie Byron, a negro convict, at Coalburg prison in July 1902.

Birmingham Ala Sidney King Ocie Byron Coalburg

Death of Miss Sarah Schimerhorn at Bar Harbor Me

Miss Sarah Schimerhorn of New York dies in Bar Harbor Maine. She is descended from Jacob Janse Schimerhorn, an early settler of New Netherlands who arrived in 1636.

New York Sarah Schimerhorn Bar Harbor New Netherlands Jacob Janse Schimerhorn

Baseball Scores Across The Texas League Schedule

Baseball results from multiple cities show Waco defeating Dallas 8 to 1 while Corsicana game was canceled due to high water and moved to Fort Worth. Other scores include Atlanta 1 Memphis 5, Shreveport 7 Nashville 5, New Orleans 8 Montgomery 2, Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1, Cincinnati 10 Chicago 4, Boston 4 New York 1, St Louis 5 Pittsburgh 1.

Waco Dallas Corsicana Fort Worth Little Rock Atlanta Memphis Birmingham Shreveport Nashville New Orleans Montgomery Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Chicago Boston New York Pittsburg St. Louis

Mass train hold up in West Virginia by mob near Clifton Forge

A mob of about 200 halted a Chesapeake and Ohio express near Clifton Forge and fired over 100 shots in an failed bid to seize two African American prisoners from Lynchburg. The train proceeded to Huntington with windows shot out and no injuries reported. The captives are believed linked to the earlier assault on white brakeman Edward White near Lynchburg.

Huntington W. Va Aug Chesapeake and Ohio Expres Clifton Forge Covington Lynchburg Edward White

Baxter & Co. Win Temporary Order Over Telegraph Quotations

A. Baxter & Co Inc of New York and New Orleans offices secured a temporary injunction against Western Union and Gold and Stock Telegraphs. The order forbids removal of instruments from Baxter offices and compels continued provision of New York exchange quotations. Judge King signed the order.

New Orleans New York Cotton Exchange Baxter & Co New York Western Union Telegraph Company Gold and Stock Telegraph Company New York Exchange King

Robbed at Roberta by masked hold up men

Three masked armed men entered merchant McMastin's Roberta store and held him up at gunpoint taking $20 and valuables before fleeing on foot to the east. Durant J T reports the incident dated August 1.

Minnesota Ruling Drops Northern Securities Case

Judge Lothren of the United States circuit court dismissed Minnesota’s bill against Northern Securities Great Northern Northern Pacific and James J Hill. The ruling states no violation of state laws on railroad consolidation and denies the injunction to restrain stock ownership between railways. Federal Sherman act case remains separate and unaffected.

St. Paul Lothren United States Great Northern Northern Pacific Railways Minnesota Securities Company Fed Congress

Tense racial conflict looms in Orchard Park Oklahoma City

In Orchard Park a violent clash appears imminent as armed white men threaten black residents. Negro homeowners, facing forced eviction, prepare for defense amid rising tensions and widespread fear.

Oklahoma City Okla Orchard Park Ail Dla Nee

Domnand Nero Gomez Convicted of Contempt in Manila

Manila dispatch reports Dominand Nero Gomez, president of the Democratic Labor union, found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to six months imprisonment. A government investigation led to suspension of a union newspaper, placed under receivership, with Gomez publishing it and promptly arrested. This dispatch marks the first press dispatch over the Pacific cable.

Manila Pacific Cable Nero Gomez Democratic Labor Union Fit Gomez

Jetties Contract Awarded for Southwest Pass

General Gillespie awarded the Mississippi river southwest pass project to Christie and Lowe of Chicago at 2,175,396 dollars. The contract covers construction of two jetties and marks the lowest bid for the works.

Washington Gillespie Mississippi River Christie & Lowe O Chicago

Tennessee's Partner James H Chaffee Dies in Oakland

James H Chaffee aged eighty a Bret Harte figure from Tennessee partner of Chamberlin died in Oakland after fifty four years of mining together Their long friendship and chivalrous bond were famed A native of Worcester Massachusetts Chaffee lived near Second Garrote in California and drew visitors to Yosemite Valley

San Francisco James H. Chaffee Bret Harte Tennessee Oakland Chamberlin Chaffee

The Touch Art and a Pickpocket's Confession

A McClure's narrative recalls a thief who confesses that he steals for the thrill of a deft, delicate job rather than necessity. He explains past and present heists, including lifting a watch from a rich man and re-hanging it, and notes a fondness for precise manual work over mere crime.

Raphael New York

Corroboration in Warren house case ties to threats

In Cynthiana Kentucky on August 1 Edward Marcum brother of the deceased corroborated his sister Mrs Johnson in her statements about placing armed men near the Warren house in the rock quarry and receiving threats before the death. Calloway Strong testified that White declined a drink before the shooting and was looking for a man to confront. Both Jett and White were located at the courthouse before and among the crowd after the shooting.

Cynthiana Jett White Edward Marcum Johnson Warren House Rock Quarry Calloway Strong

King and Queen Welcome in Cork Royal Visit

King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrived by royal yacht Victoria and Albert at Cork on Saturday. The city cheered as bunting fluttered and crowds lined streets to the race course where the king presented colors to two Irish regiments after a welcome by the Lord Mayor and Cork corporation.

Cork Edward Alexandria Csthiwffi Mgj Jfika Victoria and Albert Gorehaven Corporation of Cork

Shot Treasurer in Spokane Robbery on Streetcar

John Kreinbuhle treasurer of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows in Washington state was shot by masked highwaymen on a Hillard street car Friday night. The robbers took about 200 dollars. his injuries are not serious. Three bubonic plague deaths were reported in San Francisco in July.

Spokane Wash John Kreinbuhle Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Hilliard

Baseball scores from key games across leagues

At Washington Washington Boston 4 eleven innings. At Chicago Cleveland 5 Chicago 4. At New York New York 3 Philadelphia 1. At Detroit St Louis 15 Detroit 3.

Washington Boston Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis

Frederick the Great and the King’s Sharp Lessons

Frederick the Great of Prussia chased a fast fleeing captain with his stick after a mistake. The officer later submitted papers and was promoted, startled by the king’s blessing. In another incident a supposed drunkard was exposed as unfit, while the slanderer faltered at court. The king warned that drinking would only worsen the offender.

Frederick the Great Prussia Catain

Jam on Butter Question Sparks Courtly Quarrel

In a humorous exchange, little Algernon asks for jam with bread and butter during tea. His mother declines, noting no jam on butter. He persists, suggesting jam should go on the other side, prompting a light domestic dispute.

Algernon Algy London

Also Mentioned on This Page

Franklin’s Market J. W. Batts Brazos County Shavin 4 Lot East City National Bank Simmons & Geue L. Mondrick Gar James’ Drug Store W. C. Fountain Sreetany Burt Norwood H. B. Dorse Prop Bryan Texas Paul Bradley Sect’y Bond McGiregor Alabama Texas League Southern League National League Judge King Roberta State of D. Garrett M. H. James Caan Fort Worth, Waco, Houston and Calveston Ft. Worth Waco Houston Galveston Austin, San Antonio Mexico Texas Points St Louis L. Trice V.P G.M Galveston, Hou Denver Denver Road The Texas Railroad D. J. Priceg. P T.A Houston Texas Central Kingsland, Lilano, Lampasas Marlin and Wootan Walls M. L. Robbins, G. P 7. A Ws. Doherty Act Parsons Bottling Works C. G. Parsons An Bryan, Texas Crown Cork System Hutchinson
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