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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1903

Page

4

General Grant Inspects Camp Mabry Lands for Maneuver Site

Gen B D Grant toured land near Camp Mabry Texas Aug 21 to recommend purchasing about 400 acres for annual maneuvers by regulars and Texas soldiers. First field exercises held with both brigades on outpost and recon duty said to be instructive while sanitation measures prompt construction of sinks. A division review planned for Sunday will attract thousands to Austin. General Scurry arrived and was welcomed.

Camp Mabry Tex B. D. Grant Camp Maory Hutchins Stacy Austin Grant Scurry Dallas

Texas Cowboy In Filibuster Case Arrests In Turk's Island

Six Chicago men who sailed a year ago seeking a Patagonia gold mine are under arrest at Turk's Island. The Mercury schooner, tied to Charles Corrigan, is detained as officials probe forged Chicago papers and missing time. Master changed. Emil Von Boroucke listed as first mate.

Chicago the Tribune Patagonian Turk’s Island West Indies Mercury Charles Corrigan New Orleans Gulf of Mexico South America Patagonia Charles Hardin Emil von Boroucke Turk's Island Hardin

Thursday Race Called Off Due to Stormy Weather

New York on August 21 reports Thursday's race between the Reliance and the Shamrock III was canceled because of storms. The yachts raced for an hour with Reliance in the lead before the stoppage.

New York Reliance Shamrock

For Sale Abstract Books and Town Properties

J. W. Batts offers the only set of Abstract Books of Byazos County Land Titles for sale. About 105 acres near the courthouse with 25 acres cultivated and rest pasture, fenced with six wires, priced at 1500 dollars. One and a quarter acres near the schoolhouse, with cottage, tenant, and well, plus a six room house four blocks from Main Street at 1260 dollars. Half block near Allen academy at 500 dollars. About 13 acres on the town’s south side with a new four room house, well, cistern, and outbuildings priced at 1000 dollars. A four room house with pantry, hall, two galleries, tub cistern, bor ed well, and garden four blocks from the courthouse, rent 9 dollars monthly, price 650 dollars. Joe B Reed home place, quarter block and a nine room two story dwelling at 4250 dollars. One half block adjoining the DC DeMaret place at 800 dollars.

Court House Price Swall Allen Academy Joe B Reed DC DeMaret

Lipton Returns From Regatta After Nasty Wind

Sir Thomas Lipton reached Sandy Hook aboard the Erin with over 100 guests. He praised the wind, noting neither boat had a fair chance and his smaller sail area hindered performance. Lipton remained optimistic about future breezes. Iselin declined to elaborate beyond general satisfaction.

Sandy Hook Thomas Lipton The Hook Erin Iselin

London Opinion on Lipton Yacht in America’s Cup Weather Delays

London observers express goodwill toward Sir Thomas Lipton and his yacht as the America’s Cup series faces a race call off. Shamrock II. is not favored to win, with Reliance shown to be faster in earlier tests. Public plans for fireworks and balloons were dashed as wind failed to allow a finish, leaving crowds disappointed and awaiting the official postponement.

Thomas Lipton London Sandy Hook Shamrock II Reliance

Transmississippi congress to meet in St Louis

In St Louis on August 20 delegates chose the city for the next Transmississippi congress pending executive committee dates and entertaining plans. The panel will discuss more resolutions in remaining sessions. Walter Gresham of Galveston urged emphasis on first class harbors for national commercial and industrial growth.

Seattle Wash St. Louis Transmississippi Congress St. Loui Walter Gresham Galveston

Roosevelt authorizes union rights but enforces US laws

In Oyster Bay on August 21 1906 President Roosevelt expanded government service rules after reinstating William A Miller to the Government Printing Office. He authorized publication of a letter sent to cab in members noting that government employers may form a union but union rules cannot override federal laws.

Oyster Bay N. Y Roosevelt Wm. A. Miller Government Printing Office Miller Cabine United States

Baseball scores from Texas and other leagues roundup

Baseball results across the Texas League and other circuits include Dallas defeating Fort Worth 8 to 2, Whitewright besting Corsicana in eleven innings 6 to 0, and Memphis edging Shreveport 5 to 3. Birmingham won twice at Atlanta 13 to 4 and 2 to 4, while New York swept Pittsburg 13 to 7 then 4 to 1 in different venues. Other games: Philadelphia topped St Louis 8 to 5, Brooklyn between Brooklyn and Chicago with a 2 to 0 entry, St Louis beating New York 6 to 1 then 4 to 2, Detroit taking Philadelphia 3 to 0 and 5 to 4, Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 6, and Cleveland beat Washington 5 to 1.

Dallas Fort Worth Whitewright Corsicana Waco New York Pittsburg Philadelphia St. Louis Brooklyn Chicago Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington

Demonstration Questioned by Turkish Ambassador in London

The Turkish ambassador asked the foreign office about a reported joint naval demonstration in Turkish waters. Britain said no action is planned and Italy also appears unlikely to deploy warships to Turkey, per the embassy.

Foreign Office Great Britain Itly Turkey

Destruction of Burmal by British Force Reported

Dispatches from SunGurun Northern Nigeria dated August 17 describe the town of Burmal wiped out by a British force of thirty whites and 500 natives. The enemy losses totaled 700 killed including the former sultan of Sokoto and many chiefs. British losses were eleven killed and sixty two wounded. The siege involved fierce house to house fighting.

London Colonial Office Sungurn Nigeria Burmal Sokoto

Turkey Accepts All Russian Demands

Constantinople August 21 The Turkish foreign minister Tewfik Pasha notified the American ambassador that the Turkish government accepted all the Russian demands and urged withdrawal of the Russian squadron from Turkish waters.

Constantinople Tewfik Pasha

Financial legislation topics at White House talks in Oyster Bay

President Roosevelt held discussions with guests in Oyster Bay on remedial financial legislation for the upcoming session of Congress. Connecticut Representative E J Hill and New York's William D Murphy joined the talks focusing on economic policy and financial matters.

Oyster Bay L. L. Adug New York State E. J. Hill Connecticut Willam D. Murphy New York Roosevelt

Water tower collapses amid major Broadway fire in St Louis

The A S Alve & Co optical and surgical goods building at 414 North Broadway was gutted, with losses around 150000 and partial insurance. Simmons Hardware nearby suffered water damage. During the blaze the water tower toppled across the street, crashing into T J Reids shoe store and causing about 6500 in damage.

A. S. Alve & Co North Broadway Simmons Hardware Company T. J. Reid

Russian squadron to leave Turkish waters next days

Official advices from Paris state the Russian squadron near India is likely to depart Turkish waters within a few days. The move stems from Turkish assurances that it will meet Russian demands and Russia's wish to avoid antagonizing Bulgaria.

Paris Inida Assur- Surance Russia Bulgaria

Retribution in Halifax as mob executes alleged killer

In Halifax North Carolina a 13 year old girl Maryenkins was found dead in Captain Griffin's stable with throat cut. A local hotel worker and Griffin employee was suspected, found with murder weapons and keys. The mob hanged him and fired bullets after he confessed, then dispersed.

Halifax N. C Maryenkins Captain Griffin

Another Course Yacht Club Should Secure One

Press commentary on the Shamrock I M R performance grows that she cannot recapture the America’s Cup under any conditions. Afternoon papers say Thursday’s race revealed the challenger underwhelming in a fight wind while Captain Barr showed smarter seamanship. Some suggest the New York Yacht Club seek a more favorable course due to wind disappointments off Sandy Hook.

Sandy Hook New York Yacht Club

Johnson Remembered in Monument Unveiling at Newton

Prohibitionists unveiled a barred granite monument in Newton Jasper county to Hale Johnson memory. Johnson, assassinated on election day last year, was chairman of the Prohibition state committee and national committeeman and served as Prohibition vice presidential candidate in 1896.

Bloomington Ill United States Newton Jasper County Hale Johnson Prohibition State Committee National Committeemn Prohibition

Textile workers strike for shorter hours in Saxony district

About 7500 textile workers in Crimmitzhau Saxony struck for shorter hours. Police dispersed four meetings after non-resident union officials spoke. A fifth mass meeting was allowed to continue.

Crimmitzhau Saxony Textile Workers Union

Massachusetts Ship Sailed Under Convoy For Tompkinsville Repair

Captain Emery reports from Frenchman's Bay that the Massachusetts, escorted by the Indiana Potomac and Lebanon, sails for Tompkinsville before docking for repairs at the New York navy yard.

Washington Emery Indiana War Department Frenchman’s Bay Massachusetts Potomac Lebanon Tompkinsville New York Navy Yard

Gifford Mable & Company Placed in Receiver's Hands

Chicago notes Gifford Mable & Company a mail order firm at 90 West Madison street placed under receiver IE Gifford Mable president absent from office last Friday Western creditors petitioned Judge Kohlsaar and Royal Trust Co appointed to manage affairs Liabilities near 60000 with assets likely under 5000

Chicago Gifford Mable & Company West Madison Street Gifford Mable Kohlsaar Royal Trust Company

Jump From Williamsburg Bridge Reported

Successful jumper Cody leaps from the new East River Williamsburg bridge under construction in New York. The incident involved a Black man identified as Cody and drew immediate attention as repairs or investigations followed.

New York Cody East River Williamsburg

US Steel verifies Minnesota ore purchase by local officials

United States Steel confirms the Minnesota ore deal in which the company takes off the market the last block of the Mesaba range ore property for sale. Officials indicate the purchase carries significant importance for the firm.

New York Minnesota United States Steel Corporation Steel Corporation Me- Saba Range

Rumored Bulgarian Mobilization Denied in Sofia

In Sofia on August 21 rumors of an imminent Bulgarian army mobilization are semi-officially denied by officials, calming public concern but leaving questions about military readiness.

Sofia

Minor Matters and Incidents Across Texas and Nearby Areas

Reports include abolishing duty on writers in Peru and Secretary Hitchcock denying charges. A firebug is suspected in El Paso. A railway brakeman near Groesbeck is assaulted, with clothing cut in 32 places. $40 taken. J W Blake of Sherman plans a Dallas bank. A boilermaker in Muskogee is killed by a train at Denison. A negro attacks two women and a seven year old girl at Denison, brandishing a knife before fleeing.

Peru Interior Hitchcock el Paso Tex Groesbeck J. W. Blake Sherman Dallas Ed Lane Muskogee I. T Denison

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Geners Texas Cowboy Solomon Corrigan Jell_D Franklin’s Market J. W. Batts Byazos County East City National Bank A. L. Mondrick James’ Drug Store Central Texas Fair Bryan Texas Paul Bradley Sect’y W. C. Fountain Burt Norwood Cortelyou Texas League Southern League Memphis Shreveport Birmingham Atlanta National League N. Jametta Inneville Levy Brothers Sultan Deed Johnson Illinois M. H. James Orcs Parsons Bottling Works C. G. Parsons Bryan, Texas Hutchinson Houston Texas Central Kingsland, Llano, Lampasas Marlin and Wootan Walls M. L. Robbins, G. P T. A Houston, Texas Doherty A. A Fort Worth, Waco, Houston and Calveston Ft. Worth Waco Houston San Antonio Mexico Texas Pointe St Louis L. Trice W.P G.M Galveston, Hoo Denver Denver Road Texas Railroad D. J. Priceg. P T.A H. B. Dorsey Prop W. A. Suggs A. L. Cooper D. Garrett
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