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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1903
Page
3
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Miss Mae Cole returns from Ennis and several residents visit the city including M Camp from Marlin Herman Kindt Kurten and Joe Johnson Millican Read Bonneville's clearance sale ad Grand clearance sale for six days only at Bonneville's Numerous new fabrics for spring waists at E . Harder Co and Webb Bros announce arrivals including Ve nise bands medallions all over lace and embroidery Local notices include rentals and furnished rooms for rent plus visits by Mrs George Wicker Mrs Pennington and Miss Crudgington with travel to Pine Bluff Little Rock Galveston Bryan and surrounding areas reported in a typical local goods and social update.
Dr D H Clark and Mr Joe Pletzer narrowly escaped serious injury Friday evening as a rope loop slipped while lowering timbers from a scaffold. Clark ducked to avoid an upward jerk, suffering rope burns to his neck in the incident.
C. D. Allison, prominent Pittsburg real estate broker, was shot at his home in Sheraden around 1 45 am by an unknown assailant. He steadied himself and fired three times as the attacker fled. His condition is serious, with no clear motive established. An earlier attempted infernal machine and political tensions cited as possible causes.
Captain W. H. Cushing of the revenue cutter service was found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman by a January court martial in San Francisco. Findings and sentence were approved by Captain C. F. Shoemaker and Assistant Secretary Spalding.
Colonel David Phillip Jones retired United States navy chief engineer died in Pittsburg. He was renowned as the father of modern engineering in the navy for founding the engineering department at the naval academy and later serving as a popular professor after the course opened.
New York visitors at the tax office included J. P. Morgan who is listed for a 600000 personal assessment. He stated he is not liable but believes citizens should aid city funds and is willing to pay 400000, matching last year’s contribution.
The White Star liner Cedric, largest merchant vessel, departs Belfast for Liverpool on a trial trip. Passenger list includes Arnold, former parliamentary secretary to the British admiralty, as she heads to New York on her maiden voyage set for February 11.
With officers elected, the International Order of Interior Freight Handlers and Warehousemen now has jurisdiction over all locals in the United States Mexico and Canada and a membership of 15000. D Curran Chicago was elected president and M J Donnelly Chicago secretary and treasurer.
Corfu January 31 British cruiser Pioneer collided with a torpedo boat destroyer near the Corfu channel. Thirteen persons are believed drowned with two bodies recovered so far.
Paris reports growing hope for Venezuelan dispute settlement after allies request further government guidance. Amsterdam notes cavalry and marines moved to reinforce local garrison with Dutch ironclad Eversen ready. mail service to Harlem and Utrecht runs by motor car.
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