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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1902

Page

4

Real Estate Listings Near Allen Academy and Town

South half block near Allen Academy priced at 550 with a quarter acre near the school. Cottage and tenant house with a well on premises. Six room house one lot on west side of town. Six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street. Brick cistern on premises. Price 1260. Quarter block near Allen Academy east front 250 dollars easy terms. 76 feet front on Railroad from Otto Boehme property. Ed Pochila place two lots large two story residence 2800. Also other city property.

Price Main Street Allen Academy East Front Otto Boehme Ed Pochila Black Land Great Northern Mart Fort Worth Point Leroy Waco McLennan County Penelope G.N Fivera G. N L. Trice D. J. Price V. P G. M Tkt Palestine Texas

Oliver Wendell Holmes Named Associate Justice of US Supreme Court

President Roosevelt appoints Oliver Wendell Holmes son of the poet to succeed Justice Gray on the United States Supreme Court. Gray resigns due to ill health after years on the bench. Holmes, chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, is a native of Massachusetts.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Oliver Wendell Holmes Dr. Holmes Supreme Court of Massachusetts Supreme Court of the United States Justice Gray Gray Justice Harlan United States Supreme Court Arthur Holmes Massachusetts Massachusetts Supreme Court

Holmes Appointment to Supreme Court Bench Noted

Boston reports Judge Holmes born March 8 1841 in Boston. Harvard graduate 1861 and 1866 Law School alumnus. Civil War breveted lieutenant colonel, later aide to Gen Wright. Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court associate 1882 and chief 1899. Also noted as legal writer lecturer and Yale Harvard LL D recipient 1895. Married Fanny Dixwell in 1872.

Boston Holmes United States Supreme Court Harvard University Twentieth Massachusetts H. G. Wright P. M. Morse Harvard Law School Suffolk Edward Jackson Holmes Long Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Wolcott Yale Harvard Fanny Dixwell Epes Sargent Dixwell Cambridge

Chicago Police Officers Killed in Early Morning Shootout

Officers Timothy Devine and Charles T. Pennell of the Chicago Police Department were killed in a revolver battle with what appeared to be a gang of thugs. The shooting occurred early and details remain unclear as authorities work to establish an accurate account.

Chicago Timothy Devine Charles T. Pennell

Death of noted musician Charles B. Pratt in New York

Charles B. Pratt a once well known musician dies of apoplexy in New York after Bright's disease treatment. Born in Hartford Conn in 1842 he led and accompanied famed artists including Emma Abbott Anna Bishop Robert Heller Alice Dunning Lingard and Clara Louise Kellogg.

New York Charles B. Pratt Bright Hartford Conn Emma Abbott Mme, Anna Bishop Robert Heller Alice Dunning Lingard Clara Louise Kellogg

Knife Attack at Forrest Academy Leaves Bevis Severely Cut

Sulphur Springs Texas August 12 Robert Bevis was badly cut with a knife during a campmeeting service at Forrest academy eight miles east of town. Warrants have been sworn out but no arrests have been made.

Sulphur Springs Tex Robert Bevis Forrest Academy Here

Industrial low mood hits German bank losses in Berlin

August 12 Berlin reports the semi annual Deutsche Gemossenschaft bank notes a continued industrial downturn. The bank shows a loss of 867 500 dollars in industrial enterprises reflecting a fragile economy.

Berlin Deutsche Gemossenschaft Bank

Wonders of Galapagos Islands Rich in Minerals and Wild Dogs

Captain Richard Nye recounts Galapagos wonders from a recent voyage. Albermarle hosts a 40 000 ton sulphur crater inland near a tramway need, Albermarte dogs roam in packs, a Chatham Island lake lies 2000 feet up and rises with the tide, with relics of an ancient people found.

San Francisco Richard Nye Phelps Galapagos Islands Albermarle Albermarte Island Nye Island Chatham

Libel charge filed against Governor Gage in San Francisco

John D Sprekels proprietor of the Morning Call swore to warrant in police court charging Governor Gage with libel. The alleged libel stems from a Monday statement in which the governor claimed charges against him were meant to defeat his renomination. Judge Cabaniss signed the warrant for service on the governor.

Cherokee man near death after churchyard ax attack

Monroe Porter a Cherokee Indian lies near death from a wound inflicted by a white man at a church three miles north of Sallisaw Oklahoma. Three whites were at the church ground but not in service. A dispute over liquor led to a fight and an ax blow to Porter's face. Ed Kuykendall and John Thomas arrested.

Fort Smith Ark Monroe Porter Sallsaw J. T Porter Ed Kuykendall John Thomas

Mississippian slain in Memphis railroad crossing shooting

J B Worley of Roxie Mississippi was shot and killed at the Illinois Central and Yazoo Mississippi Valley crossing in Memphis. Simon Birde a one legged negro is jailed charged with the crime. Worley’s dying statement said the man asked to see his revolver then fired. Birde was arrested nearby.

Memphis J. B. Worley Roxie Miss Yazoo Simon Birde Worley Birde

Boll worm damages cotton in Fannin County

Farmers in Fannin County report widespread boll worm damage with some fields destroyed while others show little harm. Estimates from reports indicate about 50 percent of the cotton crop is affected.

Bonham, Tex Fannin County

Deep Strike at Bull Hill Caps Cripple Creek Mining Hope

Cripple Creek Colorado reports a strike on Bull Hill at 1365 feet deep. The sulphide ore carries 4000 ounces of silver and a high copper percentage. The find supports theories that deeper mining will alter the district’s output.

Cripple Creek Colo Bull Hill

Kansas City Southern cuts Texarkana freight rates

Texarkana ex August 12 The Kansas City Southern announces a reduction in freight rates between Kansas City and Texarkana First class rate drops from 1 10 to 1 0 per 100 Other classes reduced proportionally The Iron Mountain also lowers Texarkana Memphis first class rate from 1 to 5c per 100

Texarkana Kansas City Southern Kansas City Iron Mountain Memphis

Racial clash in Hugo stirs high tension after depot fight

In Hugo Oklahoma Territory on Sunday night a racial fight near the depot triggered a tense stand off as about 200 armed whites gathered in the streets. No bloodshed occurred and talks begin of forming a vigilance committee.

Paris Tex Hugo I. T

Carpenter shoots four women in Louisville family row

James D. Cook, a carpenter, shot Mrs. Louisa Jones and Mrs. Mary Sherline of 1842 Eighth Street and Mrs. Francis Rasner of 1835 Eighth Street. Rasner, age 65, was critically wounded by a back shot. Cook cites family troubles as motive.

Louisville James D. Cook Louisa Jones Mary Sherline Eighth Street Francis Rasner Rasner Cook

Gasoline Stove Explosion Destroys House in Archer City

A telephone message from Geraldine reports a gasoline stove exploded in the home of Mr. McReynolds at Archer City Texas. The blast burned the house and a young woman who was near the stove at the time.

Archer City Tex Geraldine McReynolds

Killing at Muskogee incident report

Jim Raines surrendered to federal authorities in Muskogee I T stating he hired Dan Smith after returning from McLain ten miles east of the city. The report records the surrender following the killing at Muskogee.

Muskogee, I.T Jim Raines McLain Dan Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

The State University Bryan, Texas J. H. Allen R. O. Allen J. W. Batts Brazos County W. F. Taliaferro, M. D Hall St. Louis J. ©. Lewis Austin, Tex San Antonio Ulysses Ithicane Ionian Isles Porygian Troy Hill County International & Great Northern Railroad the Smith New City H. E. Simmons the Supreme Court of Massachusetts Judge Holmes Dead Oriental Prickly-Heat Powder Co Houston McDougald Drag Store Central Texas Addres Paul Bradley Sect Germany Waco, Tex James Parham Roxton, Tex Chicago, Ill Galveston, Tex Liehtning DeSoto Galapagos Hiead Muskogee Franklin Brothers Bryan James & Hart Ugs Coprry Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros.& Co Cole Bros Thos Tyler Haswell Han E. Grieser
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