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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1903

Page

4

Powers Ends Defense With A Mother’s Image In Kentucky Case

Caleb Powers closed his defense arguing no personal contact with Youtsey before the Goebel shooting and portrayed his aging mother awaiting verdict. Commonwealth Attorney Franklin rebutted, saying Powers misrepresented facts. The jury retired for deliberation and reported no verdict by 11:30 p.m., excused until Saturday morning.

Georgetown Caleb Powers Youtsey Goebel Taylor Frankfort Powers Commonwealth Franklin Tie Robbins

For Sale Brazos County land and homes by J. W. Batts

Several properties offered including about 105 acres near the courthouse with 25 acres tilled and rest pasture priced at 1500. A 1¼ acre plot near the school house with a cottage and well for 760. A 6-room brick house on Main Street area for 1250. A half block near Allen Academy at 500. 13 acres south side with 4-room house and outbuildings priced 1000. Additional 4-room house and 9-room Reed home at 4250 and 800 for adjoining lot respectively. Rentals noted at 9 dollars monthly.

Court House Main Street Allen Academy Courthouse Joe B Reed DC DeMaret Place

Lipton Praises American Yacht Builders After Erin Interview

Sir Thomas Lipton aboard the Erin lauds American yacht builders and Nat Herreshoff in New York remarks. He concedes he cannot hope to win a single race and says England must produce a rival to challenge for the cup again. He commends American hospitality and notes many would like to see Shamrock beat the line.

Thomas Lipton New York Sir Thomas Lipton England Nat Herreshoff Mngland Hereshoff

Cardinal Gibbons Denies Paris Letter on Clergy Delegation

From Montreux Switzerland Cardinal Gibbons refutes a Paris newspaper letter claiming his statements to a Breton clergy delegation included the pope’s plan for Anglo American supervision of the oriental patriarchate. He calls the account an invention with no truth.

Paris Cardinal Gibbons Montreux Switzerland Oriental Patriarchiate

Dallas Wins First Game in Texas Baseball League Championship

Dallas defeated Waco five to three in the opening game of the Texas Baseball league title contest. Bateman of Waco hit two home runs and had to retire after injuring a finger on a thrown bill. Dallas collected seven hits, including a Nickell homer, while Waco had nine. other leagues reports show scores from Atlanta Nashville Birmingham Memphis and Cincinnati. An incident in Little Rock prompted president Kavanaugh to demand police protection for umpire Ebright under threat of canceling the game if protection failed.

Dallas Texas Baseball League Waco Bateman Bill Little Rock Ark Kavanaugh Ebright Atlanta Missels Powell

Childress Reports Bank Assets Lacking About 90000

Beaumont Texas August 29 Cashier Childress of the Citizens' National Bank states after a careful audit the bank will lack about $90 000 to cover deposits. He believes all claims will be paid though directors must meet to decide next steps.

Citizens’ National Bank of Beaumont Beaumont Tex Childress Citizens’ Nations Bank Citizens’ National Bank

Yellow fever outbreak fears cross border near Linares

Dr Tabor reports yellow fever in Linares Mexico and warns of possible spread to Monterey. State health officials maintain strict quarantine at border points along the Rio Grande to keep out suspects and monitor the gulf division railway corridor.

Austin Ofc George R. Tabor Linares Mex Gulf Division Mexican Central Railroad Tabor Monterey Rio Grande Bonier

Young Man Held in Fletcher Murder Near Pearland

In Brazoria county a young man is held for further inquiry into the murder of Andrew Fletcher, a 50-year-old bachelor farmer found dead near his home eight days after last being seen. Evidence of struggle and a gunshot wound marked the scene.

Fletcher Galveston Andrew Fletcher Pearland Brazoria

Hays Captured After Jail Break Near Beckville

Arthur Hays, condemned for the killing of Dr. J. C. Lowry and an escapee during May, was captured after a brief pursuit at his father’s home eight miles from Beckville. He was shot three times but the wounds are not considered dangerous.

Beckville Tex Arthur Hays J. C. Lowry Hays

Railroad official shown mammoth apple from north Texas

Railroad Commissioner Allison Mayfield received a mammoth apple from an unnamed north Texas donor. The fruit weighed 22 1/2 ounces and measured 15 1/2 inches in circumference, reflecting a remarkable regional harvest.

Austin Allison Mayfield Texas

Admitted to Bail in Texas Assault Case

Beaumont Texas August 29 Tom Ford held at McFadden was admitted to bail of 500 dollars on charges of attempted criminal assault. Ford's alleged victim is described as a small Mexican girl.

Beaumont Tex Tom Ford McFadden Ford

Territory Storm Causes Widespread Farm Damage

A strong windstorm hit Pocasset Cottonwood Grove and Fort Cobb Thursday night in Indian Territory causing extensive damage. Corn lay flat and tall trees were uprooted while A W Frederick of Chickasha was injured trying to save hay.

Chickasha I. T Pocassett Cottonwood Grove Fort Cobb Pocasset Cottonwoo Grove A. W. Frederick

Lawton Sees New Gold Ore Discovery Near Central Mine

In Lawton Oklahoma on August 29 news reports central mining company ore deposits near Lawton. About twenty six milling ore small nuggets found by promoters of Stone mine miles away. Pieces of rock opened reveal glittering yellow metal as discovery unfolds.

Lawton Central Mining Company

Gunboat Machias Sails for Beirut From Genoa

The Machias finishes coaling at Genoa and sails at once for Port Said, while Brooklyn and San Francisco begin coal at Genoa and will follow to Beirut under orders. State Dept cables warn Turkey to protect Americans as unrest looms in Harpoot and Beirut. Leishman reports danger remains but not yet grave. Machias departs Genoa amid salute from Italian ships.

Machias Brooklyn San Francisco Beirut Washington Navy Department Henry McCrae Genoa Port Said Admiral Cotton Darling Hay State Department Leishman Harpoot Bheirut

Powers Found Guilty of Goebel Conspiracy Death Sentence

Georgetown Ky August 29 The jury found Caleb Powers guilty of conspiring to kill Governor Goebel in January 1900 and sentenced him to death. Powers previously received life terms on earlier trials and sought new trials each time. The verdict came at 1120 amid hundreds of onlookers and strained reactions from Arthur Goebel and supporters who funded the defense.

Georgetown Caleb Powers Powers Goebel Arthur Goebel George Wyatt Cincinnati

McCormicks Give 40000 To Washington and Lee University

Mrs Nettie McCormick and her sons and daughter donate 10000 to Washington and Lee University Lexington Virginia bringing the family total to 40000. The funds will be invested and the earnings used to build and equip a new science hall at the university. Captain Fined in Manila Traffic Case. Harry B Chamberlain pays 500 for unmanifested durable goods seized while serving as quartermaster on the transport Seward. Six Hundred Teamsters Strike in Seattle for higher wages and shorter hours.

McCormick Chicago Nettie McCormick George H. Denny Washington and Lee University Lexington Manilla Court of Customs and Appeals Harry B. Chamberlain Hongkong Seward Seattle Wash

Minor Matters Across Texas and Nearby Regions

Reports from Texas and nearby areas note bubonic plague in Peru, a Sonora business group seeking fire protection, Ardmore set for a ten acre park, a James Lear fatal shooting near Joshua, a Bowie County dry vote by 105, Dallas businessman J. M. Harry dead, Sour Lake carpenters forming a union with cotton gins, Olmstead Jr. dying in Boston, St. Louis artist I. W. Cunningham dead in San Antonio, Milton Trammel killed by a train in Texarkana, mastodon tooth found near Lawton, and Paine killed by lightning near Guthrie. Bank capital rises in Groesbeck and Taylor, with audits and bail set for Ben Massey in El Paso.

Peru Business Mens’ Club Sonora Tex Ardmore I. T James Lear Joshua Bowie County Texas J. M. Harry Dallas Carpenters’ Union Sour Lake Texario County Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr Boston Mass I. W. Cunningham St. Louis San Antonio Milton Trammel Texarkana Lawton Okla Guthrie F. S. Paine iCtizens’ National Bank of Groesbeck First National Bank Taylor, Tex Ben Massey Brown el Paso

Officers Chosen for American Bar Association

At Hot Springs Virginia on August 29 the American Bar association elected officers for the year James Hagerman of Missouri as president John Hinckley of Maryland as secretary and Frederick Wahamme of New York as treasurer. New executive members include Francis Rawe P M Meidrin Platt Rogers H F Dickinson Theodore S Garnett W P Breen and Everett F Wheeler with Wheeler named chairman of the committee on international arbitration which handled the Pius fund award issues.

American Bar Assiation Hot Springs American Bar Association James Hagerman Missouri John Hinckley Maryland Frederick 4. Wahamme New York Francis Rawe Philadelphia P. W. Meidrin Georgia Platt Rogers Colorado H. F. Dickinson Massachusetts Theodore S. Garnett Virginia W. P. Breen Indiana Everett F. Wheeler Committee On International Arbitration Pius Fund

Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Merida and Progreso

Aug 29. Thirty five yellow fever patients at Merida and nineteen at Progreso. Sanitary authorities take active measures to prevent spread through the Yucatan peninsula. Attorney General Bell approves 60,000 El Paso sewer extension and general improvement bonds and 150,000 schoolhouse bonds.

Merida Progresso City of Mexico Progreso Yucatan Peninsular Bell Paso City

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