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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1903

Page

4

Land sale listings for Brazos County properties and homes

J W Batts offers abstract books of Brazos County land titles for sale. Property options include 105 acres near the court house with 25 cultivated acres, pasture, fenced, at 150 dollars. a southeast town site near schoolhouse with a small cottage at 750. a four block from Main Street brick home at 1250. a half block by Allen Academy at 500. 13 acres with a 4 room house at 1000. a 4 room house with cistern and outbuildings at 650. the Joe B Reed home place of nine rooms at 4250. and a half block by the DeMaret place at 800. Rents noted at 9 dollars per month.

Court House Allen Academy Joe B Reed DeMaret Place

G A R Veterans Encampment Grows to Historic Size

San Francisco on August 19 reports the G A R encampment becoming the largest in the organization's history as trains continue delivering veterans. Excursions are arranged to take visitors to interior points of interest as the gathering expands.

San Francisco Army of Veterans

Veterans Parade Dignity Marked San Francisco GA R Observance

A vast crowd lined San Francisco streets as Civil War veterans in precise formation marched in the GA R parade. The National Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War elected officers for the year, naming James D. Walker as national commander and Clinton T. Hull as senior vice commander among others.

San Francisco National Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War James D. Walker Clinton T. Hull Nation John T. Kissane Ohio John S. Ferguson Keokuk Harry White Pennsylvania Stephen M. Long East Orange N. J A. T. Bliss Michigan O. A. Parsons Charles G. Davis Boston Chas, Fisher Minnesota

Philippine commission names officers for Moro province

The Philippine commission appoints Captain George Langhorn of the Eleventh cavalry as Secretary to the provincial government of Moro and Captain Keller as engineer officer. Both receive a 20 percent pay increase. Major Robert L Bullard and a Moro chief organize a Brand celebration and peace conference upon completing the Lanao military road.

Manila Philippine Commission George Langhorn Eleventh Cavalry Province of Moro Keller Robert L Bullard Lanao

Fort McHenry Abandoned as Army Headquarters

Baltimore August 19 Fort McHenry will be abandoned as the U S troops headquarters in Maryland. Col Thorpe named district commander of Baltimore defenses and headquarters move to Fort Howard at North Point where modern facilities are available. One artillery company remains at Fort McHenry for historic interest while Fort Howard lies ten miles below and is better positioned for defense.

Baltimore Fort McHenry United States Col. Thorpe Fort Howard North Point Fort Howad Patapsco Chesapeake Bay Fot McHenry

Multimillionaire Pedro Avaladro Dies in Parall

Chihuahua report says Pedro Avaladro a former barefoot peon who earned 30 cents a day six years ago died at Parall. He discovered the Palmillo mine and amassed considerable wealth.

Chihuahua Mexico Pedro Avaladro Parall Palmillo

Capitol Painting at the National Capitol Nears Completion

The National Capitol exterior painting by eighteen workers over about two months uses fifteen hundred gallons of ready mixed paint from Harrison Bros. & Co. Inc Town & Country brand. The improved Capitol appearance draws praise from a noted architect and press comment in July 1968.

National Capitol Messrs Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc Capitol Washington Geo Harrison Paint, Oil and Drug Reporter

Wealthy recluse Avaladro builds steel cage treasure near Paral

The article claims Avaladro’s wealth totals about 45 million dollars stored in a steel cage inside his grand Paral home. He reportedly travels by rail with a 200 man bodyguard and previously toured the city by chartered train. He is described as charitable to the poor of Parall and surrounding regions.

Paral Avaladro Parall

Viceroy Shen’s Forces Aid in Restoring Order in Kwang Si

Pekin dispatch reports Yangtse viceroys sent troops at the request of Viceroy Shen to restore order in Kwang Si. Shen’s administration shows marked activity and thoroughness after removing governor Wang Ching Chun and Marshal Su, then punishing numerous officials involved in corruption.

New York Shen Kwang Si Times London Wang Ching Chun Marshal Su

Miles Being Groomed for Massachusetts Governor

The Globe reports that General Nelson A. Miles, a native of Massachusetts, is being groomed as a possible Democratic nominee for governor. If chosen, Miles would be a logical candidate for the Presidency, with his supporters saying he would accept the governorship nomination.

Boston the Globe Nelson A. Miles Massachusetts Miles

Fleet Approach Near Constantinople Raises Balkan Tensions

Constantinople Aug 19 The Ruas Han squadron will anchor in Minadia Bay off European Turkey between Burgas and the Bosphorus entrance. Turkish officials shift from indifference to concern over Russia’s demands, including possible appointment of a governor general of Macedonia. Diplomats doubt that move, suspect Russia acts with Austria, and fear European officers may be resisted.

Constantinople Minadia Turkey Burgas Bosphorus Russia Porte M. Zinovieff

Russia's Demands Spark Balkan Turmoil In 1912 Era News

Constantinople reports Russia presents formal demands to Turkey as Balkan tensions rise. Insurbordination within Turkish troops grows, with instances from Uskub to Monastir including a train stoppage and killings of Bulgarian workers. Consular fears of Muslim fanaticism rise. warship protection discussed in Salonica.

Constantinople Turkey Russia Isdiz Palace Uskub Monastir Salonica Macedonia

Nebraska Republicans Nominate for State Supreme Court Regents

The Republican state convention nominated John B. Barnes of Madison county for associate justice of the supreme court. Charles S. Allen of Lancaster and W. G. Whitmore of Douglas were chosen as regents of the State university. President Roosevelt received strong support for renomination. A unanimous resolution named John L. Webster of Omaha as Nebraska’s choice for vice president in 1904.

Lincoln, Neb Supreme Court John B. Barnes Madison County State University Charles S. Allen Lancaster W. G. Whitmore Douglas Roosevelt John L. Webster Omaha Nebraska

Arkansas River irrigation suit amended in Supreme Court

The amended bill in the Kansas water case before the United States Supreme Court adds seventeen leading irrigation firms drawing Arkansas River water as parties, shifting from Colorado as sole defendant. It alleges Colorado and its corporations have claimed the river's entire flow.

Washington Kansas Arkansas United States Supreme Court Colorado

Bubonic Plague Reported in Bagio Mexico

Washington dispatch states Surgeon General Wyman received a telegram from Dr Leceaga president of the supreme board of health of Mexico reporting three bubonic plague cases in Bagio on the western coast near Mazatlan. Measures to prevent spread were set.

Washington Wyman The Marine Hospital Service Leecega Supreme Board of Health of the Republic of Mexico Bagio Mazatlan Leceaga

Miners Justice Talks On Child Labor in Alabama Mines

Testimony shows many miners bring their boys into the mines to work a half turn on cars while the output is counted against the father. An agreement seeks a commission rule banning boys under fourteen from entering mines in the district. Alabama law previously allowed boys under twelve to work in mines in various capacities.

Birmingham Ala Alabama

Ambassadors Alarmed by Salonica Violence Reports

Ambassadors fear massacres at Salonica prompt urgent protection demands for foreign consulates and subjects. Reports from Uskub show unrest, guarded mosques, and fears of attacks. The Holy Virgin monastery near Kitchero burned after fierce fighting. Servian refugees flee from Dibra. Albanians burn Bulgarian villages.

Dors Salonica Uskub Dibra

Italy poised to send fleet to Turkey amid Aegean crisis

Rome reports Italy ready to act with warships near Lemnos and Salonica. Minerva torpedo boat damaged. Remberto battleship at Agosta could reach Ottoman waters in about forty hours. Italian Mediterranean squadron redirected from Sardinia to Sicily to be nearer Turkey.

Rome Italy Turkey Minerva Lemnos Aegean Sea Salonica Remberto Agosta Silesia Ottoman Cagliari Island Sardinia Sicily

Tension Slackening at Sofia

Officials in Sofia report the Macedonian crisis is less dangerous than a week ago with near unanimous international support for speedier reforms. Hope grows that unrest will stay within current bounds and not widen.

Sofia Macedonia

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