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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
2
Bryan court spent the day reviewing a local option petition amid objections from anti prohibitionists. Attorneys argued petition legality, poll tax payments, and signer qualifications while the judge planned further testimony and a continuation at 9 am the next day.
Eighteen men will apply about fifteen hundred gallons of ready mixed paint to the National Capitol over roughly two months. The irregular architecture presents notable dangers and difficulties. The Harrison Bros. & Co. Inc. prepared the paint from their Town & Country line amid high praise for the improved Capitol appearance.
At Oyster Bay Roosevelt confers with a Senate sub committee on financial legislation and the Cuban reciprocity treaty. The extra session to enact the Cuban pact may be called in October or November, with a currency bill drafted after full party consultation.
The International Typographical union held a meeting in Washington on August 14. A motion to circulate a pamphlet criticizing union conduct faced opposition but was approved by a decisive vote after an appeal by President Lynch. Amendments allow Newspaper Publishers' Association or United Typotheta to be heard on major changes.
Rome reports Vesuvius in intense eruption with loud detonations and two lava streams from a new opening at the crater base. Ground shaken by tremors. residents seek safety in churches and open spaces as experts say no imminent serious danger.
Kingston reports vast destitution in hurricane districts with thousands homeless and starving. Shelters and supplies scarce as churches and public buildings were destroyed. A Port Antonio meeting, with the governor's approval, asks the American public for foodstuffs and lumber.
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