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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1902

Page

3

Real estate listing incl 6 room house and 1 lot on west side

West town property offers include a six room house and one lot on the west side with east front near Allen Academy and a quarter block priced at 250 dollars with easy terms. A 95 foot railroad front out of Otto Boehme’s property is offered for part or whole. The Ed Pochila place includes two lots and a large two story residence priced at 2800 dollars. Additional city property is available.

Price Allen Academy East Front Otto Boehme Ed Pochila Black Land Belt Mart Fort Worth Leroy Waco McLennan Penelope Mt. Calm Hillsboro Post Zeegee International & Great Northern Railroad Penelop LICE D. J. Price V. P G. M. Gen Tkt. Agt Palestine Tesas

Printers at Cincinnati Begin 48th International Typographical Union Meet

The 48th annual convention of the International Typographical Union opened in Cincinnati with 365 delegates and over a thousand visitors at Pike's Opera House. Women attended the first Ladies' auxiliary session. Welcome addresses were given by city officials and union leaders, with sympathy resolutions for Delegate Walter Nail and for the United Mine Workers' anthracite strike.

Cincinnati International Typographical Union Pike's Opera House Ladies’ Auxiliary Eg. St. Edwards Southern Ohio Episcopal Diocese Charles J. Christie Edmund O'Connell Alvin McReynolds Cincinnati Union No. 3 James M. Lynch Walter Nail Houston Tex United Mine Workers John W.W. Hayes Reading A. W. Thompson Harry Lawrence Frank Foxman Austin Davis

Senator McMillan of Michigan Dies at Summer Home

Senator James McMillan of Michigan died early Sunday at his Manchester by the Sea cottage in Massachusetts after a brief illness from heart failure following congestion. He leaves a widow three sons W C Phillip and Frank all of Detroit and a daughter Mrs McMillan. Born Hamilton Ontario May 12 1838 he later moved to Michigan and played a leading role in state business and politics. His son Capt John H McMillan who served in the Spanish war died recently and lies in Elmwood cemetery with his remains to be taken to Detroit for burial.

Washington James McMillan Michigan Manchester-by-the-Sea Mass McMillan Detroit Elmwood Cemetery John H. McMillan W. C Phillip Frank Manchester Congress Senator McMillan Ontario Hamilton

Convention Opens of International Stereotypers Union

Cincinnati August 11 opening ceremony led by President James J. Freel of New York City. Union locals gathered for the first convention of the International Stereotypers and Electrotypers Union with officials detailing aims and anticipated resolutions.

Cincinnati International Streotypers’ and Electrotypers’ Union James J. Freel New York City

Attack on Battle Town Leads to Fatal Wounds

In Battle Wyoming a mob of Mexican sheep herders attacked the town in retaliation for 5000 sheep slaughter. Two herders were killed, one shot in the leg, a citizen struck in the heel, and Miss Estelle Sanders injured by a broken window pane. All townsfolk armed amid fears of further incursions.

Battle Wyo Estelle Sanders

Smoke Still Emitting From Alaska Volcanoes Near Cook Inlet

Mounts Re doubt Simiana and Augustin in the Cook Inlet region of Alaska continue to emit smoke. The steamer Santa Ana arrived from the northwest while the three peaks were in eruption. Captain Anderson called the sight pretty and noted ash-covered snow with no visible flames.

Seattle Wash Mounts Redoubt Simiana Augustin Cook Inlet Alaska Santa Ana Anderson

Peoria Fire Threatens Downtown Mills and Stables

In Peoria Illinois a series of fires threatens the business district with the Charles roller mills and Neumiller livery barn burning and many horses destroyed. The origin of the blazes remains under investigation as small fires flare across the area. In Louisville Kentucky a separate item notes Mrs. John Golden receiving a river pilot license and taking command on her husband’s steamer The Shawnee bound for the south with Mount Vernon in tow.

Peodia Ill Charles Neumiller Louisville John Golden Jeffersonville Ind Ohio Mississippi Mount Vernon Golden

Boy Returns Lost Swift & Co Package With Securities

Eight year old Lance Harwood from Big Rapids Michigan found a package at the stock yards containing 59,900 negotiable securities lost by a Swift & Co messenger. He returned it to the firm and received a $25 reward.

Chicago Lance Harwood Big Rapids Mich Swift & Co Young Harwood

General Jacob H. Smith to be welcomed in Portsmouth

General Jacob H. Smith, United States Army, retired, is en route to Portsmouth after a visit to Columbus. He is expected to reach here where his aged mother lives amid extensive arrangements for a cordial welcome.

Portsmouth Jacob H. Smith United States Army Columbus

King Edward Swears In Ministers At Buckingham Palace

King Edward held a privy council at Buckingham Palace where the newly appointed ministers were sworn in. Later he officiated at the investiture of the Victorian order.

London Edward Buckingham Palace

Duchess of Marlborough to sail for New York this week

The Duchess of Marlborough will sail from London to New York on Wednesday, August 11, for a stay in a New York port until the end of the season.

Duchess of Marlborough Tomy London Marlborough York Kron Pring Wilhelm Newport

Japs Must Vacate Wake and Midway Islands

Washington reports navy orders for USS Adams to visit Wake Island and Midway Islands after a report from the transport Buford’s master said Japanese inhabitants were found there during June. The Nero had earlier noted Japanese presence on Midway during a 1899 Pacific survey.

Washington Navy Department United States Adams Wake Island Midway Islands Pacific Ocean Department Buford Nero Pacific

Fatal shooting in Columbia Texas shocks town

County Attorney E C Smith was fatally struck Saturday night about 8 by two Black men, Charles Tunstall and Ransom O Neil, who opened fire when Deputy Sheriff Cochran Willis tried to arrest Tunstall. Smith died Sunday evening at 9. The incident involved a public safety matter and left injuries to Willis.

Columbia Tex E. C. Smith Cochran Willis Charles Tunstall Ransom O'Neil Willis Smith

Miners Strike Enters Fourteenth Week in Anthracite

Wilkesbarre Pa Aug 11 The fourteenth week of the anthracite miners strike began Sunday. President Mitchell says the strikers are in good shape as relief fund contributions come from many quarters and initial distribution dissatisfaction has faded. Strikers expect a longer siege than first anticipated.

Wilkesbarre Mitchell

Child Burned to Death in Cumby Texas

A 9 year old child of James Smith, a section foreman, died after coal oil catching fire on a kitchen stove caused an explosion. The child screamed as flames spread and died two hours later despite the parents reaching it on the front porch.

Cumby Tex James Smith

Forest fires rage in Siskiyou mining regions

Ashland Oregon reports forest fires in the Beaver Hungry and Grose Creek mining sections of the Siskiyous. They damage timber as miners blame timber land locaters who filed notices of location on thousands of acres this year.

Ashland Ore Siskiyou Mountains Beaver Grose Creek

Reverend Charles Such Dies After Runaway Collision

In Reno Oklahoma on August 11 Rev Charles Such an 80 year old Methodist preacher was struck by a runaway team Saturday night and died Sunday morning. He was described as a long serving clergyman in the community.

Fl Reno Okla Charles Such

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