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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
2
By virtue of the power vested in me I call a Mass Convention of the Republicans of precinct 4 on Tuesday August 28 1900 at 3 o clock P M at the court house for the election of twenty delegates to the County Convention and to transact any other business. J A Nicholas Chm A B Thornton Secy
A late night Hearne yard collision left eight injured and a brakeman dead after an incoming freight struck a standing engine and knocked it into three cabooses where crews slept. The engineer was knocked down during the impact.
John Berger died at his Bryan home after a brief illness. He was 40 years old, had lived in Bryan for over twenty years, and leaves a wife and several children. He was an active citizen and a Knights of Honor member. Funeral services were held at St Josephs Catholic church and burial followed at the city cemetery under Knights of Honor auspices.
Oliver Pate aged about 21 was fatally injured at an oil mill while assisting engineer Smith when a belt incident caused severe trauma. He suffered broken arms and skull and was taken home on a stretcher. Doctors Watkins and Mendrick attended him. he died late last night with burial details unrevealed.
A game between the fats and the loans will be played at Kernole's park at 4 30 this afternoon. Proceeds go to the cemetery fund with Kernole donating the park. It promises rich and rare fun and supports the cemetery work.
Rioters who held Akron overnight dispersed as dawn neared. Ohio militia arrived from Canton, guarding crucial sites after the city hall and Columbian building were destroyed by dynamite and fire. Chief Harrison disappeared, acting chief named, saloons closed, and mayor’s proclamation set. Casualties include two dead and two dying, with roughly $200000 in property lost.
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