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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1902

Page

4

City Real Estate Listings Near Allen Academy

Half block near Allen Academy priced at 550 dollars with one quarter acre in the southeast town area. Includes stall cottage tenant house and well. Six recom house and one lot on west side. Six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street with brick cistern and 1260 dollars. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front 250 dollars with easy terms. Seven feet front on Railroad street, Otto Boehme property sell part or all. The Fd Pochila place includes 2 lots and a large two story residence for 2500 dollars. Also other city property.

Main Street Allen Academy East Front Otto Boehme

Reception for Boer Generals in Southampton Before Hague Funeral

Generals Rotha DeWet and Delarey are greeted by government officials and the public in Southampton. They meet Joseph Chamberlain and Lord Roberts aboard the Niagara and plan to travel to London and The Hague to honor General Lucas Meyer, with DeWet signaling a U.S. visit before returning to South Africa.

The Hague Gen. Meyer Southampton Rotha DeWet Delarey Niagara Joseph Chamberlain Earl Roberts Kitchener Abraham Fisher London Holland Lucas Meyer United States South Africa

Coronation Review of Navy Fleets Attends Edward at Spithead

King Edward completed coronation festivities by reviewing the fleet off Spithead. About a hundred warships formed a spectacular display though many vessels carried wearied crews with limited fighting power. The pageant covered only the home fleet as no foreign ships joined in.

Portsmouth Edward Spithead Caliope Apia Devastation Dreadnaught Camperdown Edinburgh

Doctor Scofield Dies of Tuberculosis After Study

New York reports Dr. E H Scofield, a tuberculosis researcher, is dying in New Haven Conn. He studied at Yale Medical School and was sent to Denver near graduation, contracting the disease from patients. His condition improved there but relapsed recently and has declined for two weeks. He is about 25.

New York E. H. Scofield New Haven Conn Yale Medical School Denver Medical College Scofield

Knights of Pythias sessions open in San Francisco

The supreme lodge continued its sessions in San Francisco with several matters of importance under consideration. The Rathbone Sisters spent the day on excursions to Oakland the University of California Mills College and Piedmont Park. Evening activities included a sham battle at Mechanics Pavilion and prize announcements from the drill competitions.

Knights of Pythias San Francisco Supreme Lodge of the Rathbone Sisters Oakland University of California Mills College Piedmont Park Mechanics Pavillion

Typographical Union Adjourns After Six Day Session

The International Typographical union session in Cincinnati adjourned after six days. Committees reports were adopted and routine business cleared. Two thousand dollars was voted to support striking anthracite miners. Resolutions condemned President McKinley’s assassination and denounced all forms of anarchy. Next meeting set for August in Washington, D C.

Cincinnati International Typographical Union McKinley Washington, D. C

Escapees Battle Deputy At Cypress Creek North Of Florence

Florence Ala Aug 16 Deputy Sheriff T S White of Waynesboro Tenn fought five Tennessee escaped convicts armed with forty five colts pistols at the head of Cypress creek twenty miles north of Florence Friday afternoon All escaped White identified them from prison photos and a posse is in pursuit

Florence Ala T. S. White Waynesboro Tenn Tennessee Cypress Creek White

Castro Stil Holds Puerto Cabello in Venezuela

The Navy Department reports from Commander Nickels at Puerto Cabello that everything is quiet and the fleet will sail to Caracas for coal and stores. A German warship will remain behind during absence, indicating Castro forces still control Puerto Cabello.

Washington Navy Department Nickels of Topeka Puerto Cabello Castro

Death of the Fairs in Paris Auto Crash

The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fair, killed near Evereaux, were embalmed and shipped to San Francisco. The chauffeur said tire deflation caused the crash as Fair urged the car to stop. The firm had sold him a 12,000 dollar car and warned him about speed, noting his limited experience and prior Champs Elysee collision.

Paris Charles Fair Evereaux San Francisco Chaffeaur

Tidal wave destroys Altata area in Pacific coast

The lower portion of Altata, just west of Culiacan, Mexico, was wiped out by a tidal wave. At least 30 people drowned, with many more feared dead and heavy property losses. Nearby coast towns were swept away. relief will come from Culiacan and state and federal authorities will act to aid the destitute.

Culiacan Mex Altata Pacific

Rock Island to Use Katy and Other Lines to Reach Galveston

Report from Galveston says Rock Island will enter the city over Katy tracks from Fort Worth to Waco, then International and Great Northern to Houston and Santa Fe to Galveston. The plan is temporary until Rock Island builds Fort Worth to Galveston line, with service expected by year’s start.

Galveston Rock Island Katy Fort Worth Waco International Great Northern Houston Santa Fe

Destructive blaze gutts Howell & Son dry goods store

At Hamilton on Aug 16 a major fire started about midnight and raged until 4 am. Originating in T. W. Howell & Son dry goods store, the blaze wrecked the building and caused heavy losses. The Second National Bank building suffered substantial fire and water damage, though the bank itself escaped major loss. Estimated total loss around 250000.

Hamilton T. W. Howell & Son Second National Bank Howell

One Hundred and First District Convention Held

Midland Texas August 16 The representative convention of the One Hundred and First district met Friday Ed W Smith of Big Springs elected permanent chairman M G Abernathy secretary W J Miller of Big Springs nominated for representative Platform calls for abolishment of the lease law protection of valid leases until expiration and modification of quarantine rules

Midland Tex One Hundred and First District Ed. W. Smith Big Springs M. G. Abernathy W. J. Miller

Deficiency Certificates Issued For Felony Case Fees

Austin August 16 The appropriation of two hundred forty five thousand dollars to cover fees for sheriffs clerks and attorneys in felony cases was exhausted Friday Deficiency certificates will be issued through September 1 Deficiency certificate number one was issued to Sampson Connell sheriff Williamson county for four hundred ninety seven dollars The next legislature will provide new appropriations to pay these deficiency certificates.

Austin Sampson Connell Williamson County

Boy Dies After Wagon Fell On Him in Texas

Paris Aug 16 A 10 year old boy Clay ton Rives son of Walter Rives near Brookston was helping a farm hand haul wood when a wagon struck a stump and tossed him. Both wheels passed over his abdomen causing injuries that proved fatal Thursday evening.

Paris Tex Clayton Rives Walter Rives Brookston

National Army of the Philippines society meets. Hale president

In Council Bluffs on August 16 the National Society of the Army of the Philippines adjourned after electing General Irvin Hale of Denver as president. St Paul was chosen as the site for next year’s meeting.

Council Bluffs National Society of the Army of the Philippines Irvin Hale Denver St. Paul

Elk City Woman Arrested in Child Murder Case

Miss Maimie Sweller of Elk City is jailed in Arapahoe County on a child murder charge after the body of a child was found in a box hidden near Parkersburg.

Guthrie Okla Mamie Sweller Elk City Arapahoe County Parkersburg

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State University Bryan, Texas J. H. Allen R. O. Allen J. W. Batts Haven Brazos County Price Verne A. L. Zinanti Giuftre Zannatti Block Central Texas Bryan Texas Paul Bradley Sect'y W. F. Taliaferro, J. D Hall’s Drug Store New City Oriental Prickly-Heat Powder Co McDougald Drug Store Memphis St. Louis J.C. Lewis Austin, Tex H. CG. Townsend G. N Marlin the Great Health Resort D. J. Price Gen. Pass Ticket Agt Palestine Ahree Botha, DeWit and Delarey Land Hamiliton Hale Chita Notios Hanway’s E. Grieser James & Hart Cowyer Franklin Brothers Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos Tyler Haswell
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