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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1902

Page

3

Coulter's Cash Clearing Sale Opens with Bargains

Local notices describe Coulter's clearing sale with reduced prices on black skirt fabrics and wool goods at Wagner Brandon's, Webb Bros. parasols, Stacy Adams shoes at Hunter Chatham's, and new lines of dreSS fabrics. Several items mention individuals visiting or returning, a theater opening next week, and political precinct 4 Republican meeting details.

W.Z. Nabors Wagner & Brandon's Webb Bros Dennis Call J. T. Harris Coulter John Willie Payne Stacy Adams Hunter & Chatham's I. J. Holligan Eagles& Call W.J. Coulter H. B. Stoddard New York Hoffman House R. V. Kernole Jola Tec J. N. Lawrence W. H. Lawrence Emmett Rohde Hearne H. Rohde Pepperell Coulter’s Wagner & Brandon Marie Fountain Theatre Gia Rd Opera House Jnc. B. Mike

Mrs Mary Cahill Dies At Brazos County Home

Mrs Mary Cahill died at 7 30 yesterday morning at her home near Smetana She was 72 and had lived in Brazos county 36 years Born in Michigan she moved to Texas with first husband Hannefin who died at Navasota Later she married Cahill at Navasota and moved to Bryan She leaves four sons Jim Darby Dendy and Mike Hannefin all of Brazos county She also cared for an orphan Johnnie McInery Interment will be at the family burying ground.

Mary Cahill Smetana Brazos County Michigan Texas Hannefin Navasota Cahill Bryan Mike Hannefin Mesers Jim, Darby Dendy Cahill Johnnie McInery

Cottonwood Community Notes Aug 18 1902 Eventful Local Visitations

The health of Cottonwood is very good. Misses Katie Leathers Nellie Hudspeth Della Grice and Messrs Henry Hudspeth and Chas Presnnt attended church at Alexandria. W B Edge of Houston visits. Miss Mae Nicol of Bryan visited Miss Pollie Hickman last week. Frank Wilson and Chas Brown traveled east to view the country. Rhea Cotton of Alexandria came Sunday. Ernest Gallatin went to Bryan to work at Parker's gin. P W Edge progresses in music class. Youths visited Kurt Saturday night. Miss Edna Freeman of Young County visits relatives here. New Stacy Adams shoes on display at Hunter Chatham's 222.

Katie Leathers Nellie Hudspeth Della Grice Henry Hudspeth Chas. Presnnt Alexandria W. B. Edge Houston Mae Nicol Bryan Pollie Hickman Frank Wilson Chas. Brown Rhea Cotton Ernest Gallatin Parker P. W. Edge Kurt Edna Freeman Young County Summer Duck

Killing at San Antonio: Holt is shot dead at saloon

In San Antonio on Monday night Thomas Holt son of Captain William Holt was killed at Bull Bros saloon after a dispute over a trivial matter. Harvey Harrell United States mail route agent was arrested and jailed for the killing. Holt struck Harrell with a chair during the dispute before Harrell fatally shot Holt in the neck at close range.

San Antonio Thomas Holt William Holt Fort Sam Houston Bull Bros Harvey Harrell United States Mail Route West Commerce Street Hott Harrell

Commissioner Sargent to Tighten Border Guards

Washington Aug 19 Mr Sargent commissioner of immigration has information that large numbers of Chinese are traveling to Mexico to enter the United States. Treasury rules forbid landing of Chinese en route to Mexico at San Francisco, prompting talk of a direct China to Mexico steamship line. Sargent plans a substantial hike in inspectors at Mexican border crossing points to thwart any such scheme.

Washington Sargent Commissioner of Immigration Mexico United States Treasury Department San Francisco China

Banker's Wife Held Up In Own Home

Mrs Frederick W Prentiss wife of Hayden Clinton National bank president was held up at West Broad street Columbus Ohio Monday evening by a masked robber who held a revolver to her and forced her to surrender diamonds valued at about 2600 She had just dressed for a reception and the intruder fled when the doorbell rang

Columbus, O Frederick W. Prentiss Hayden-Clinton National Bank West Broad Street

Torishima Island Destroyed by Volcano Eruption

The Japanese island of Torishima, home to about 150 inhabitants, was overwhelmed by eruptions from August 13 to 15. All residents are believed killed, with the island buried in volcanic debris and houses vanished. Submarine eruptions nearby hinder approaching vessels. Torishima lies between the Bonin Islands and Hondo.

Yokohama Torishima Bonin Islands Hondo Japan

Severe drought drives stock east from Nueces region

Beeville Texas reports widespread stock movement eastward due to extreme drought. Many cattle have died or starve with pastures barren in Live Oak Duval and Starr counties while Bee county still has grass. Residents warn heavy losses unless rains come or herds are relocated.

Beeville Tex Nueces River Live Oak Duval Starr Bee County

Walked Seventy-Five Miles to Surrender in Oklahoma Territory

Edmond Butcher, a full-blood Indian, walked 75 miles from his home west of Muskogee to surrender after claiming self defense in the killing of his brother in law Jack Fish. He arrived with his wife, two children and a dog, and plans for trial at the September term of court.

Muskogee I. T Edmond Butcher Jack Fish Butcher Cur

Boatner and Schlitzbaum Held for Grand Jury in Fraud Conspiracy

In Fordsville Kentucky on August 1 Magistrate Evans bound J H Boatner and A B Schlitzbaum over to the grand jury in 30000 dollars each after a preliminary hearing on charges of conspiring to defraud American Express of 28000 dollars. W A Ault was discharged and released. Boatner and Schlitzbaum failed to post bond and were sent to Hartford jail.

Fordsville Evans J. H. Boatner A. B. Schlitzbaum American Express W. A. Ault Boatner Schlitzbaum Hartford

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Missouri Ghase & Sanborn Ferndell Dansby 14&G.N Coulter's Care Eagle M. M. Haynes M. Haynes Williamson Bros Central Texas Roosevelt Lisle Madras J. K. Carleton Bessie Rhodes Denison Sadie Carleton Crockett Jersey Chas Knoblauch John Gilbert Mineola G. B. Goodwin Mr. Gilbert Ladies of the Christian Church Robt. J. Ford Frank Bittle Texarkana Melton Peau de Soie Zibeline Third Regiment Montgomery Melrose Canvas Tibeline Bell Chatham Fairbanks Parks Waldrop Men's Outfitters Jno M. Lawrence & Go Telephone George Vakas Hall's Drug Store Generals Insurance Agency Mutual Lipe of A. D. M’connico FORD W. T. Ford
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