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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
5
A local incident left Ong Man dead and Twe Twe seriously injured. Police say the crash occurred on a rural road, blocking the highway for hours. Investigators are reviewing witnesses' statements and traffic records for a fuller report.
For sale items include the south half of a town block near Allen Academy with about 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse in the southeast. A small new cottage with tenant house and well. A six room house and one lot on the west side. A six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street. Brick cistern on premises. Prices 550, 1950. Also other city property.
An editorial promotes Dr Boschee's German Syrup as a shield against health tolls from pursuing jewels, candy, and flowers. It argues women risk colds and bronchial illness to buy gems and urges fortifying health with Green's remedies from Wilson-Jenkins Co in Bryan.
Officials of railroads admit there is no real effort to maintain packing house tariff rates except for brief year start periods. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans prosecutions against major western packers for preferential rates and seeks to summon J. P. Morgan James J. Hill and E. H. Harriman to hearings. Evidence supports possible $5000 fines per violation for 1901 rebates to packers.
The interstate commerce commission postponed its inquiry into the community of interest rail plan until January 24 due to the absence of essential witnesses. Presidents Farris and Miller appeared, while Hill Miller Harriman and Stubbs were absent. The chairman said witnesses will be compelled by court subpoenas if needed.
Canton Ohio January 8 Governor C K Nash heads the Ohio auxiliary of the McKinley National Memorial association in urging every U S governor to appeal to citizens to set aside January 29 McKinley’s birthday as McKinley day The association believes the observance will grow into a virtual holiday like Washington’s and Lincoln’s birthdays.
A blaze in Paris Texas started just before 2 am Tuesday in the Wise building on Lamar Avenue, housing Hope Nunn's saloon and Ed Wall's restaurant. Estimated property loss runs from 20 000 to 30 000 dollars. The fire originated in the restaurant kitchen, which is at the north end of the structure, separated from the street by two partitions.
Paris Tex Jan 8 W H Rutherford living southeast corner of the county between Deport and Minter was shot twice in the arm and stomach and is believed fatally wounded A complaint was sworn out against him in Justice of the Peace Denares court and the warrant for his arrest placed with special officer Wm Short Short telephoned officers and started for Paris to surrender
Chicago readers learn of a $1,000,000 endowment from Mr and Mrs Harold McCormick to establish the Memorial Institute for Infectious Diseases in tribute to their late son John Rockefeller McCormick who died of scarlet fever.
A mine collapse at the Negaunee shaft in Negaunee Wisconsin on Tuesday trapped miners. Thirteen to seventeen are believed dead with only two bodies recovered so far Hunlalla's and Italian Domini Basso survived. Basso recounted waking after rescue amid ore and shouts as rescuers freed him. The mine has a history of gas dangers and floods despite a $1,000,000 investment to deepen the shaft.
American sailors from the cruiser Vicksburg clashed with Russian troops at Nieu Chwang China. Three fights occurred with one Russian wounded. The incident was raised with the Russian ambassador in Pekin and forwarded to the U.S. State Department. Navy Secretary Long ordered Berry to prevent further collisions. The Vicksburg remains in winter quarters at the river mouth. Separately Managua Central American presidents plan a January 15 meeting at Corinto to discuss cordial relations and regional peace.
Real estate ad lists 40 acre tract west of mill with cattle feeding, a 5 room house, wells, sheds, and various city parcels for sale cheap. Also mentions two cheap houses, the A. B. Ballard place, vacant lots, a good 4 room house near depot, blocks with trees for 450, and a large boarding house for 800 to 700 yearly rent. Also notes many other city properties, farms, and ranch lands advertised via weekly papers.
To cure dyspepsia and indigestion sour stomach or heartburn take Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists will refund money if not cured. Price 50 cents. M. H. Tames, leading druggist, Bryan Texas. Three first class barbers at Union Barber Shop under new management of W A Cones. 50
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