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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1901

Page

2

Monroe Edge Sarlling Land Sale Listing

Real estate notice offering 40 acres near mill with 25 inside city limits and 15 outside, multiple houses and outbuildings, wells and cists, and cheap prices. Includes vacant lots, a boarding house, 14 block parcels, and numerous city parcels with oak trees and modern conveniences. Also mentions 14,000 acres of farm and ranch lands and invites readers to see weekly papers for details.

Bryan Mill City A. B. Ballard Baptist College Road Jeff ‘Franklin Cty Bon Ton

Will Raise Sugar as State Plants Convicts on Farms

Governor Sayers reports the penitentiary board will buy the Clemens farm of 2500 acres to build a sugar mill costing 250000 to 300000. The 8000 acres state plantations will grow sugar cane with convict labor in the mill. Convict labor will be removed from railroads and other contract work, and the mill is to be built next year.

Austin Sayers Penitentiary Board Clemens

Six Above at Atlanta Cold Wave Reaches South

Atlanta records six degrees above zero as the cold wave from Tennessee and Kentucky drifts into Georgia on Friday night. Freezing temps spread to southern Florida below Tampa with a reading of 24. Warmer weather forecast. Blomberg Acquitted in Montana trial of October murder of Chicago mining magnate W. S. Millspaugh, a Pacific general solicitor and Huntington associate.

Atlanta Tennessee Kentucky Florida Tampa

Desperate duel ends in killing in New Orleans

Wm. Lashell alias Wm. C. Day, recently in the city three months, was slain in a 3 am duel in the tenderloin by Finch Girard, a noted criminal who has served time in Texas. Girard was wounded. Lashell’s wife says he is the son of a former Minneapolis judge and has lived in Houston Shreveport Joplin and Gainesville with police trouble in each place and a Texas penitentiary term for robbery at Gainesville.

Wm. C. Day Tenderloin Finch Girard Texas Girard Lashell Minneapolis

Offer To Marconi for Nova Scotia Wireless Stations

Finance Minister Felding telegraphed from Ottawa offering Canadian cabinet support and facilites to Marconi for erecting wireless telegraph stations along the Nova Scotian seaboard. The proposal promises no obstacle to his experiments in Canadian territory and invites him to Ottawa to discuss details. Marconi will leave St Johns for Ottawa at once.

St. Johns N. F Felding Dominion Marconi Ottawa Nova Scotian Canadian

Editorial calls Roosevelt Doctrine the Pan American policy

Guatemala correspondent reports Senor Rafael Montufar wrote in the leading New York paper that Roosevelt’s view should not define Pan American policy. He argues the Pan American Congress should not end its sessions with a declaration equating Roosevelt’s interpretation to the policy.

New York Guatemala The Herald Senor Rafael Montufar Roosevelt Montufar Pan-American Congress

British After More Oil Wells

Beaumont Texas December 21 The British representative who will not disclose principals has secured options on ten completed gushers in the oil field and plans to close by January 1 The Roche-Stuart group of London is believed to be involved with Hogg-Swayne syndicate in talks for part of its holdings A well recently sold for 25 000 dollars

Beaumont Tex Roche-Stuart London Hogg-Swayne

No Standing as Boer General In United States

A Brussels dispatch reports General Samuel Pearson has no standing as a Boer general in the United States and is identified only as a private individual seeking peaceful interests, despite earlier reports of his accreditation.

New York Brussels Samuel Pearson United States

Demand for Underground Wires Expanded Across England

London December 21. Ongoing storm damage has crippled telegraphic lines sparking a demand for underground wires. The system already operates between London and Birmingham and is being extended northward.

London England Birmingham

Bridge Management Criticised in Brooklyn Presentment

New York Dec 21 report says the grand jury filed a presentment criticizing Brooklyn bridge management. It did not find individuals connected with the bridge responsible for neglect of duty but noted a lack of proper care of the structure.

New York Brooklyn Bridge

Irish Leader Urges Staying Home After U S Tour

Patrick A. McHugh MP tells a public meeting in Sligo that his US tour taught him the Irish should stay at home. He says he has seen both dark and bright sides of life in American cities and presents stay-at-home advice as his conclusion.

London Patrick A. McHugh Sligo United States

Drunken Negro Shoots Two In Virginia and Tennessee

In Bristol Tennessee a drunken black man shot and killed Dayton H. Miller secretary and treasurer of Big Coal at Tom's Creek Wise County Virginia and then killed Charles Williams commissary clerk. The assailant was captured amid lynching threats. New York obituary notes Dr George Bayles aged 65 died at his Orange New Jersey home. He served as a delegate to the 1890 international medical congress in Berlin and was post surgeon at Fort Hancock during the Spanish American War.

Bristol, Tenn Dayton H. Miller Big Coal Company Tom's Creek Wise County Virginia Charles Williams New York George Bayles Orange N. J Bayles New York Academy of Medicine International Medical Congress Berlin Fort Hancock

Boiler explosion injures eight at Pittsburg plant

A boiler explosion at Singer Nimick & Co in Pittsburg on December 21 badly scalded eight workers and injured two more as the plant suffered partial wreckage. In London, Elena Grace, daughter of Michael A. Grace formerly of New York, wed the Earl of Donoughmore at St Michael's Church in Chester Square.

Pittsburg Singer, Nimick & Co London Elena Grace Michael A. Grace New York Earl of Donoughmore St. Michael's Church Chester Square

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Wagner Brandon Monroe Edge Sarlling Land Garete Blomberg New Orleans William Lashell Finch Wm. Lashell Nova Scotia Rth Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos. W Desioneo Paul Jones J. E. Ponder Louisville, Ky Dr. Bayles Earl Liza Dray Line F. A. Lee New Gut Wy Hanway’s E. Grieser
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