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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1902

Page

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Ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed Dies at 58 in Washington

Thomas Brackett Reed, ex-speaker of the U S House and longtime Republican leader, died in Washington at 12 10 am after kidney trouble. Born in Portland Maine October 18 1839 he served 22 years in Congress resigning in 1899 to practice law. He led in Congress from 1869 and earned the nickname Reeds Rules.

Washington Thomas B. Reed National House of Representatives Bowdoin College United States Navy Maine State Senate Congress New York McKinley Philippines Mr. Reed

Remains of Thomas Reed Laid in Arlington Hotel

The body of Thomas Brackett Reed lay in the Arlington hotel Sunday as crowds of sympathizers, including President and Mrs. Roosevelt and many officials, paid calls. The casket bore two floral gifts from Mrs. Reed and from the White House, and the body was later moved to the railroad station for transport to Portland Maine.

Arlington Hotel Washington Thomas Brackett Reed Portland Callett Reed Roosevelt Cabinet Senate House of Representatives Diplomatic Corps

Dawes Commission Arrives at Tuskahoma and Alabama Settlers

Alabama immigrants reach Palestine Texas to settle in Anderson county. Dawes commission arrives at Tuskahoma Oklahoma. In St Louis Mrs James R Abernathy falls asleep reading a newspaper. doctors suspect cerebral hemorrhage and monitor her condition as she may awaken next Thursday. Believers in spiritualism gather around her bed hoping for signs.

St. Louis James R. Abernathy

Thomas Nast Dies in Guayaquil Noted Cartoonist

Consul General Thomas Nast dies after three days of illness in Guayaquil Ecuador. He was interred with the stars and stripes as mourners including the governor and American colony attend the funeral. The death recalls his stature as a notable cartoonist and respected figure.

Thomas Nast Guayaquil Eucador Nast

Lone Wolf to Be Terminus as Citizens Donated Land

The Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway will establish Lone Wolf Oklahoma as a terminus for a set period after locals contributed 330 acres for division facilities. The company plans extensive improvements and intends to start laying rails within thirty days. The editor notes this follows a community effort to expand rail service in the region.

Lone Wolf Guthrie Okla Kansas City, Mexico and Orient Railway T. & P. Railway Company Mexico Colorado Arkansas Missouri Kansas Iowa Illinois Nebraska North South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin H. P. Hughes Ee Fort Worth Tyeez Taree G. P T.A T. Dallas Texas

Fiesta Opens Across Mexico Region With Bull Fight

El Paso December 8. The fiesta in honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe began Saturday across the southern republic. Juarez celebrated with a bloody bull fight and the opening of about 100 gambling booths where bets ranged from one peso to 1000 pesos.

el Paso Tex Mexico Republic Juarez

Convicts to Harvest Cane on Brazoria Farm

In Austin on December 8 a group of fifty state convicts will gather the cane crop on the William Clemens farm in Brazoria County. The farm is Texas property.

Austin William Clemens Brazoria County Texas

Knocked Down and Robbed at Beaumont Depot

H. M. Becker, a Nederland prominent citizen, was knocked senseless at a Beaumont Kansas City Southern depot. His $690 purse vanished. the assailant remains at large.

Beaumont Tex H. M. Becker Nederland Kansas City Southern Railroad

Hand Shot Away Near Waco

Henry Faulks Jr. was hunting near Waco when a gun discharged and his left hand was blown off. Local authorities reported the accident occurred taking place in the vicinity of the city on December 8.

Waco Tex Henry Faulks, Jr

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