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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1902

Page

4

J. W. Batts Real Estate Agent Listings

Four acres of first class pasture land partly inside the city limits with stock water priced at 15 dollars per acre. About one and one quarter acres near a schoolhouse in the southeast part of Mtown with a small cottage tenant house and well. Six room house and two lots four blocks from Ms Street with brick cistern offered at 1260 dollars. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced 250 dollars with easy terms. Forty feet front on Railroad street. Otto Boehme's property shares in sale. Lots near schoolhouse at 100 dollars each. Also other city property.

Smallow Price Ms . Street Allen Academy East Front Otto Boehme Will

Land and farm properties for sale near A M College

Lamar Bethea offers 92 acres near A M College suitable for dairy and hog farming at 1000 dollars. Courthouse square 14 dollar lots with a well painted house and barn. northwestern city lots 25 to 35.90 dollars. 9 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place with 49 acres cultivated. creek bottom land. one mile west of city. IT G N R R runs through. price 159000 or trade for city property. many other lands available.

A. & M. College Courthouse Sqare Wixon Creek Pearson Place City G. N.R.R

Vessels at Port of Spain as Anglo Venezuelan crisis deepens

The United States battleships Kearsarge and Alabama arrive at Port of Spain on a winter patrol and are saluted by the Charlotte. British cruisers Indefatigable Alert Tribune and others block Venezuelan ports, while German and trained ships reinforce nearby fleets. President Castro accepts Roosevelt as arbitrator, and London reports indications of Roosevelt taking the role.

United States Kearsarge Alabama Port of Spain Spain Indefatigable Alert Tribune Columbine Rocket Arabiane Douglass Trinidad Vineta la Guayra Gazelle Panther Falke Margarita Island Great Britain Haggard Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazzi Caracas Castro Higginson Charlotte Restorador Venezuela General Ferreras Ciudad Bolivar Orinoco Port of London Roosevelt

Venezuelan blockade confirmed by British and Italian actions

A cablegram from Commander Diehl reports a British blockade of La Guayra and nearby ports effective Dec 20. Ambassador Tower in Berlin and Meyer in Rome confirm German and Italian naval involvement, while The Times applauds Marconi. The Netherlands declares strict neutrality and bars blockade ships from Dutch ports.

Washington Diehl Marietta la Guayra Hayti Careno Guanta Cuamana Carupano Orinoco River Tower State Department Berlin Netherlands the Hague

Stone's Order Courts Confederate Veterans Camps

Commander in Chief Thomas P. Stone directs United Sons of Confederate Veterans camps to hold two special meetings monthly from January 7 to the New Orleans reunion. Each meeting features two comrades giving one of eight topics, including secession, battles, campaigns, and roles of southern women and school histories.

Waco Tex Thos. P. Stone United Sons of Confederate Veterans New Orleans Bull Run Stonewall Jackson Shiloh

Married on Deathbed in Milwaukee Bride's Quick Vow

In San Antonio Aloysius Schmidtbeaur of Milwaukee died after a weeklong engagement to Miss Anna V. Faust of Milwaukee. They wed on his deathbed with Father Smith officiating. the bride later took his body back to Milwaukee.

San Antonio Aloysius J. Schmidtbeaur Milwaukee W's Wilwaukee Anna V. Faust Tony Faust St. Louis Schmidtbeaur Miss Faust Father Smith St. Mary's Cathedral

Wreck at Byron Springs Tells of Fatal Train Collision

A rear end collision between the Stockton flyer and the owl train at Byron Springs left nineteen dead and over twenty injured. Passengers from the Stockton train were not harmed while crew from the owl train suffered none. Rescue workers and doctors rushed to the scene as injured were cared for at Byron Hot Springs and local facilities.

Byron Cal Stockton Flyer Southern Pacific Railroad Byron Springs Southern Pacific San Francisco Stockton Flyer Elizabeth L. Smith Fresno Clarence D. Cluffs Birdie Elliott Mabel Vezey Modesto Geo. Sessions Oakland Charles Owens Miss Myers Robert Renick Len Irwin W. F. Temple Tung Tia Gong Southern Pacific Hospital Byron Hot Springs Byrd Springs J. D. Davidson Springs Hotel

TWO TERRITORIES INCIDENTS AND MARRIAGE IN OKLAHOMA

Conductor W S Dickey of the Santa Fe was struck by a bridge timber and killed crossing the Washita near Dougherty Oklahoma. A wedding unites Rev Henry L A Fink and Miss Ida A Roff of Anadarko at El Reno with Bishop Brooke presiding. A highwayman was shot in a fight with a citizens' posse near Ardmore. amputation followed and death occurred. Oklahoma postmasters confirmed include Neerman Stillwater Anadarko Campbell Anadarko English Hobart White Lawton Youkman McLoud Johnson Granite.

W. S. Dickey Santa Fe Washita River Dougherty I. T Ozark and Cherokee Central Railroad Fort Gibson Henry L. A. Fink Episcopal Church Boonville Ida A. Roff Anadarko Okla el Reno Brooke Citizens Province Ardmore Senate Oklahoma C. F. Neerman Stillwater W. H. Campbell W. M. English Hobart J. T. White Lawton M. A. Youkman McLoud W. C. Johnson Granite

Cherokee Bill Smith Caught Near Big Cedars

Las Animas Colorado December 22 Cherokee Bill Smith, long pursued by posses across southeastern Colorado, was captured by three Bent County deputy sheriffs near Big Cedars. Eight shots were exchanged before he surrendered. Smith faces charges of robbing the Carlton post office with two accomplices believed to have fled to Indian Territory. He is a half breed Indian.

Bill Smith Las Animas Col Bill” Smith Colorado Bent County Big Cedars Smith Carlton Indian Territory

Vessel Thought Burned Off Boston Harbor

A large vessel, likely a tank steamer with oil or a sailing craft with inflam mable cargo, burned in Massachusetts Bay about twenty miles from Boston. A West Gloucester life saving crew fought a stiff southeast gale and could not reach the burning vessel.

Gloucester Mass Massachusetts Bay Boston Harbor West Gloucester

Young Man Asphyxiated on Derrick At Oil Well

Beaumont Texas December 22 Tilton Holt a young man died asphyxiated on a derrick above the Alamo Oil company well in the Hogg Swayne tract on Sunday.

Beaumont Tex Tilton Holt Alamo Oil Company Hogg-Swayne Tract

Largest Oklahoma haul of outlawed game captured

El Reno Oklahoma December 22 Gould captured 6000 pounds of outlawed game bound for St Louis parties. It stands as the largest haul ever made in Oklahoma.

el Reno Okla Gould St. Louis Oklahoma

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J. W. Batts Brazos County Lamar Bethea Monroe Edge Garrizo Springs Mineral Water Company Texas E. C. DeWitr & Co Chicago H. B. Dorsey Bryan Ice, Storage & Coal Co Times the Times Marconi Cartwright Stone Tyler Tom Browning Sam Elliott Garden Valley Louisville Eastern Insurance P. C. Wayne Whayne Savannah William J. Potter Frederick Taylor Gugie Bourquin Swayne Potter Bourquin New York Riverside Drive Ulysses S. Grant Grant Gov. Odell Major Low Eliza Root Barker James Grant Wilson Granville Dodge Horatio C. King Chas. F. Roe Andrew Carnegie Army Navy Austin Sayers Vinita Wagoner Skaggs Paris Jean de Rydzewski Ellen Gore Clarksville, Tex J. D. McRae Secretary of State Strawn Henry Ott Eagan General Egan California Owl FORD Che Egupion Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos Gogo John Wittman
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