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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1902

Page

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Washington notes on Tillman McLaurin episode and tariff moves

Washington notes discuss the Tillman McLaurin dispute over suspending South Carolina senators and the likelihood of a censure instead. The House sent the Philippine tariff bill to conference amid amendments, while other actions include rural free delivery classification and Oklahoma townsite entries. The session also clarifies Montana’s governor stance on the Northwestern railway merger.

Washington House Senate United States Loud California Oklahoma Tawney Minnesota Burleson Texas Montana Northwestern Railway Emmerger

That Senate Episode Reverses Roll Call Names

In Washington on February 27 the senate pro tem Mr Frye announced the reversal of last Monday’s decision to remove Senators McLaurin and Tillman from roll calls. He said the senate should rule on such a grave matter and apologized to Senator Turner of Washington for overlooking his appeal amid objections. Tillman’s protest was entered in the minutes by order of the senate.

Washington Bailey South Carolina Senate Tillman McLaurin Frye Senator Turner Tllman

Noncommittal White House on Tillman letters request

Washington Web reports White House officials remain noncommittal as letters from Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South Carolina asking Roosevelt to withdraw his acceptance of a invitation receive no stated response.

Washington White House Tillman South Carolina Roosevelt

President Roosevelt to miss Charleston exposition over sword gift

A report notes a sword presentation to Major Mican Jenkins in Charleston may cause President Roosevelt to skip the Charleston exposition. The item continues with Rev. De Witt Talmage passing through San Antonio en route to Mexico, arriving early Wednesday and leaving after breakfast.

Tion Mican Jenkins Charleston Roosevelt San Antonio Tex DeWitt Talmage Mexico

Mrs Huntington Pays Record Customs on Europe Purchases

Mrs Arabella D Huntington widow of Collis P Huntington paid 31090 in cash customs duty after a Europe shopping spree aboard the Oceanic. Purchases totaled 75000 with gowns jewelry rugs and bronzes taxed at 60 percent ad valorem on many items and 10 cents per square foot on rugs.

New York Arabella D. Huntington Collis P. Huntington Sam Huntington Europe Archer Huntington Bay Young Huntington Paris London Berlin

Galveston Relief Seizure Case Clears City of Liability

In a Galveston decision, the Texas Court of Civil Appeals held the city not responsible for private property seized after the 1900 hurricane. The case involved a pair of horses owned by A A Brown seized by the mayor and police chief and used for public service until one died, with Brown seeking 200 dollars. The court ruled the seizure lacked council authority.

San Antonio Court of Civil Appeals Galveston A. A. Brown Brown Court of Appeals

Patrick Trial Cross-Examination Highlights Trust and Offer

In Albert A. Patrick’s trial, Charles F. Jones testified he offered Patrick a letter bearing Ricé’s name for 250 dollars, claiming Rice's Texas residency, but Patrick did not pay. Jones said his trust in Patrick remained despite the nonpayment and that he even left him out of the will. The examiner’s line was questioned, but overruled as the judge emphasized giving the defendant every possible chance.

New York Albert A. Patrick Charles F. Jones Jones Patrick Ricé Texas Goff

Investigating Committee Reports Mixed Findings

Committeeman Boyd returns from Dallas Tyler and Fort Worth saying courts of criminal and civil appeals are in good shape with no complaints. Expert Printer Smith identifies the public printing department as exceedingly bad for the past 20 years.

Austin Boyd Legislative Investigating Committee Dallas Tyler Fort Worth Court of Criminal Appeals Court of Appeals Smith Public Printing Department

Admiral Schley and wife attend Daughters of the Revolution

In Charleston South Carolina on February 27 Admiral and Mrs Schley were guests of honor at a meeting of the Daughters of the Revolution. The event drew local women and notable residents to hear remarks and participate in the society’s activities.

Charleston S. C Schley Daughters of the Revolution

South Carolina Exposition Opens With Admirals’ Addresses

Beautiful weather drew a large crowd as Admiral Schley and Captain Richmond P. Hobson spoke at the South Carolina interstate and West Indian exposition.

South Carolina Admiral Schley Richmond P. Hobson

Judge Noyes Moved to Sanitarium Near Redlands

Judge Arthur B. Noyes, removed by President Roosevelt from his Alaska district court seat, is now at a sanitarium near Redlands and plans to stay until his health improves.

Los Angeles Arthur B. Noyes Roosevelt United States District Court of Alaska Redlands

Century Club Bids 20 Thousand For Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight

Los Angeles officials report the Century Athletic club has bid 20900 dollars to host the Jeffries versus Fitzsimmons bout during the Fiesta celebration in the city on May 1 2 and 3.

Los Angeles Century Athletic Club Jeffries and Fitzsimmons

Prince Henry Planned Canada Visit Denied

Berlin reports no basis for the London cable saying Prince Henry will visit Canada before returning to Germany. The message is not supported by official sources and lacks confirmation.

Berlin United States London Prince Henry Canada Germany

Merchant seeks meat supply and export cutters

A buyer offers to purchase beef pork mutton and market products in any quantity at reasonable prices. The note states intent to employ export meat cutters and asks for patronage, promising appreciation.

To Cure Malaria in Four Days

Advertises Quinoria claiming a four day cure for malaria fever and bills with money back if it fails. Drugstore offer priced at 50 cents per package and notes M A H James as leading druggist in Bryan Texas.

M. AH. James Bryan Vexas

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