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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1899
Page
4
Dispatches report Yaqui attacks along the Mayo river and the Yaqui frontier growing in extent. The Romero family and companions were attacked near Guayamas while attempting rescue. Telegraph lines south from Alamos cut as authorities pursue the band. several troops and bodyguards killed.
Reports show stones thrown at multiple street cars in Cleveland amid strike unrest. Conductor fired five shots after stones hit a Pearl and Scoville car near the Nickel Plate station. No arrests. Troops reduced to about 500. fear grows of renewed violence. In Texas, a Palestine meeting between International and Great Northern officials and the Order of Railway Telegraphers failed to yield concessions and workers will continue under the existing contract.
In Susquehanna Pennsylvania Charles Yager 40 a Brandt village resident killed his three young children by throat slashing then took his own life. Authorities believe insanity caused the double tragedy.
Rennes reports the court martial will open in the Lycee due to public pressure. The first session should be brief before adjournment to review the secret dossier. A resumed hearing is expected midweek as officers depart and garrison troops return.
Little Rock reports Wiley Bunn, once thought dead, surrendered in St Louis asking for trial for murder. He claimed to have lived near East St Louis and been haunted by visions of his victim and fears for his family after a mob incident. The actual murderer Allen Martin was killed by pursuers who mistook Bunn for the culprit. the sheriff seeks Bunn for trial.
Official dispatches from the U S representatives in Germany indicate Berlin influenced proclamations barring Belgium slaughtered beef from German markets to prevent American beef entry. Proclamations effective July 15 aim to block Belgium meat across Germanys frontiers though central authorities deny action.
Sherman reports R B Hayet filing an heir claim to the Reinhardt estate through counsel. Kansas City announces the death of Dr W Adams a founder and former dean of the University of Medicine from an overdose. Mesquite notes a burglary at Humphre es Vanston with $150 in cutlery stolen. Mineola reports Clemmie Lewis 14 killed by a Kansas freight train. Denver references a cloudburst in Colorado Morriston canyon with several deaths. Indian killings reported at Pettigrew incident.
City officers, church pastors, lodge leaders and business heads listed. Mayors, marshals, secretaries, treasurers, clerks, and commissioners named alongside church pastors and fraternal orders with meeting schedules. Includes Bryan Cotton Seed Oil Mill and Bryan Compress executives.
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