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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1903

Page

4

Real Estate Offers in East County and Town Properties

J W Batts real estate lists about 400 acres of post oak land in the east part of the county at $2.50 an acre. Also 1 1/4 acres with a schoolhouse site in the southeast part of town, a six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street, brick cistern, priced $1260, and a quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced $250. Easy terms on rail front Otto Boehme property with potential partial sale. Also other city property and more.

Srx Yase Price SM. . Street Allen Acady Otto Boehme

Land For Sale Near A. & M. College And City Lots

Sale offers 92 acres of first class land near A M college suitable for dairy and hog farming at 1000 dollars. 14 dollar lots on courthouse square with a well kept house and barn. Pochila two story house cheap. North western city lots interior 25 dollars, corner 3500. 9 acres on Wixon creek Pearson place and 49 acres cultivation creek bottom land. One mile west of city I and GN railroad passes through property. 1500 dollars or trade for city property. Other lands too numerous to mention.

A. & M. College Wixon Creek Pearson Place City

Mitchell and Gray Clash Over Union in Coal Strike Hearing

Philadelphia March 9 Mitchell challenged Chairman Gray of the coal strike commission as Gray urged the miners union to separate from violence. The day focused on non-union witnesses claiming persecution during the strike and Mitchell testified the three convicted men were former union members not current dues payers. The union has spent nearly 400000 in relief for nonmembers among the 30000 to 40000 strikers.

Mitchell Chateman Gray Philadelphia Jane Gray Coal Strike Commission Parker Naticoke

Plague Alert From Mazatlan Spurs Arizona Safeguards

A Tucson dispatch reports a Bubon ic plague outbreak in Mexico prompting steps to prevent spread to Arizona. Mexico’s health board confirms plague at Ensenada Mazatlan and asks the US to inform other American republics. Only Mazatlan ports are affected. ships leaving Mazatlan must avoid ports lacking disinfecting staff.

Con Washington Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Board of Trade Tucson Ariz Mexico Arizona Superior Board of Health of Mexico Ensenda Mazatlan Mex Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Bureau of American Republics Grubbs Republic Health and Marine Hospital Service Los Angeles Alexander City of Mexico Acapulco

Blaze Reveals Grim Scene in Boyd Home

A fire in Me ridian Mississippi revealed Mrs. Boyd found upright in a chair with clothes burned away while her husband slept in another room. Mrs Boyd had been in ill health and the incident followed the entry by passers by.

Memphis Tenn Meridian Miss W. D. Boyd

Bryan speaks to Oklahoma Bar in Guthrie

Colonel W. J. Bryan visited Guthrie Oklahoma on a Thursday and addressed the Oklahoma Bar Association. The supreme court adjourned to hear the Nebraskan.

Bryan Guthrie Okla W. J. Bryan City Oklahoma Bar Associattion Supreme Court Nebraskan

Shocks Felt in Tapachula area amid volcanic noises

Reports from Tapachula indicate several earthquake shocks were felt with short duration and little property damage. At nearby La Union subterranean noises have been heard since the Santa Maria eruption in Guatemala, causing panic and reluctance to return home.

Laredo Tex Chipancaningo Mexico Tapachula la Union Santa Maria Guatemala

Three Die in Ada Train Wreck on Pennsylvania Line

Three men were killed and fourteen injured in a rear end collision between two passenger trains on the Pennsylvania railroad in Ada Ohio. The deceased are Joseph Stein and M. M. Pool of Fort Wayne Indiana and Alonzo Harley of Van Wert Ohio.

Ada Pennsylvania Railroad Joseph Stein Fort Wayne Ind M. M. Pool Alonzo Harley Van

Venezuela Accepted Demands. Bowen to Lead Settlement Talks

Reports from Caracas indicate Britain Germany and Italy have won concessions from Venezuela ending barriers to a settlement with the European allies. Minister Bowen will arrive in the United States by warship with full power to settle claims and draft terms for arbitration at The Hague. Washington will host the talks with allied commissioners and Venezuelan delegates expected within days.

Ation Caracas Great Britain Germany Italy Venezuela Bowen United States Dolphin Hague International Court Washington

Weathermark and Wettermark in Texas New Orleans forgery case

In New Orleans B S Wetter mark, the Natogdoches banker suspect, fled to sea aboard the Breakwater toward Honduras after police checked ships at Port Bads. In Houston A Wettermark, Henderson citizen, was jailed in Palestine for receiving a bank deposit linked to the Nacogdoches bank crisis. Nacogdoches reports forged notes totaling 175000 involving Lucas & Burk, Dotsen Bros, and A W Hunt. warrants accuse B S Wettermark of forgery and embezzlement.

New Orleans B. S. Wettermark Natogdoches Tex Honduras Port Bads Houston A. Wettermark Henderson Palestine Nacogdoches John Lucas Lucas & Burk Dotsen Bros A. W. Hunt Appleby B. S. Wetermark

Insurance Firms Begin Texas Qualification for Year

Austin January 9 reports that Texas insurers file annual statements and pay taxes. Agents certificates cost one dollar each. Five companies pay half a percent tax on gross premiums, marine concerns one percent, and life companies two percent.

Austin Texas

Sugar Mill Accepted for State Prison Farm

The board of penitentiary commissioners accepted the sugar mill built for the state by R. L. Heflin on the William Clemens farm in Brazoria county. The acceptance followed a report by T. W. House, selected as referee, who supervised the mill plans and specifications.

Austin Board of Penitentiary Commissioners R. L. Heflin William Clemens Brazoria County T. W. House

Editor Sam McGary Case Ends in Acquittal in Texas

Beaumont January 9 defendant acquitted in McGary vs Bixter and Moore case. Bixter freed on acquittal and Moore case dismissed after telegram intended for the Journal allegedly used by the Enterprise.

Beaumont Tex Sam McGary Journal M. L. Bixter W. C. Moore Enterprise Bixter Moore

Supreme Court grants writ in $35,000 Shelton v. Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe

The Texas Supreme Court issued a writ of error in the largest personal judgment in state history, $35,000 for J. W. Shelton against the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway company of Dallas, affirmed by the Third Court of Civil Appeals.

Austin Supreme Court Texas J. W. Shelton Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company Dallas Third Court of Civil Appeals

Prominent Brazos Bottom Planter Dies in Calvert

Captain T. J. Garrett died at his Calvert home at seventy eight. He was a wealthy Brazos bottom planter and among the most extensive and successful growers in this region of Texas.

Calvert, Tex T. J. Garrett Calvert Captain Garrett Brazos State

Fire destroys McDonnell hotel in Orange Texas

Motel Burns Orange Texas January 9 The McDonnell hotel a two and a half story frame with forty rooms burned away The Bland building beside it was destroyed Total loss about seven thousand dollars

Orange Tex McDonnell

Body Eaten by Rats In Texas Cabin

An aged woman was found dead in her cabin near Tyler Texas on January 9. Rats had eaten a hole in her side. Her grandchild lay crying beside her as authorities investigated the scene.

Tyler Tex

Accidental Shooting Claims Fort Worth Man

Fort Worth reports the accidental discharge of a shotgun killed Paul J Beaumont, twenty six, a well connected local figure. The incident occurred on January 9 and is under investigation.

Fort Worth Paul J. Beaumont Beaumont

Bank of Louisville Robbed in Nebraska Heist

Bank of Louisville in Louisville Nebraska was broken into and robbed of 4200 dollars. Robbers drilled into the rear of the safe to bypass the burglar alarm.

Nebraska Louisville Neb Bank of Louisville

Thought a Texan Alleged Bank Robber Captured in Quincy

Lane alias Dr Butler described as a member of the Abingdon bank robber gang was arrested at a 1 am after a theatre lunch in an all night restaurant. He posed as a wealthy stock man and entertained at the post theatre meal with a party of four. Six revolvers were leveled at him as diners watched in shock.

Quincy Wh Lane Dr. Butler Abingdon Lane Tracy the

Maria Madre Seized in German Firm Suit at Sea

The Italian bark Maria Madre has been seized by authorities in Uruguay in a suit brought by a German firm Montevedio. The captain refused to accept the seizure and demanded release after an inventory. France and Italian legation allowed the captain and crew to remain aboard during the embargo.

Montevedio Uruguay France Legation

Indians Starving Threaten Settlers in Wyoming

Arapaho Indians in Wyoming face starvation with no crops and no government rations after treaty expiration. Town beggars appear daily, raising fears of attacks on settlers and rising regional unrest.

Arapahoes Wyoming Lander Wye Arapahoe

Davidson Named Archbishop of Canterbury in Succession

London January 9 The Rt Rev Dr Davidson bishop of Winchester since 1895 has been appointed archbishop of Canterbury succeeding the late Most Rev Dr Temple.

Canterbury London Davidson Winchester Temple

Tyson Elected Speaker on Eighty-First Ballot

Nashville reports Colonel L. D. Tyson was elected speaker of the lower house of the state legislature on the eighty first ballot.

Tyson Nashville Tenn L. D. Tyson

Reduced Rates Announced for California Settlers

The Southern Pacific Railroad offers $25 from Missouri River points and $35 from Chicago to immigrants and settlers to California. The reduced fares apply Feb 15 to Apr 30. Former Governor Daniel H. Hastings dies in Bellefonte, Pa., noted for service during the Johnsonstown flood and Pittsburg railroad riots.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Railroad Company Missouri River Chicago California Hasting Bellefonte Daniel H. Hastings Johnstown Pittsburg

Remembered His Death in Rome Pantheon Pilgrimage

Rome marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of King Victor Emmanuel II with a pilgrimage to his Pantheon tomb. Thousands joined the observance and hundreds placed wreaths on the monument. In Texas, at Nacogdoches, authorities report more alleged note forgeries tied to Wettermark bank suspension totaling 11,900 dollars.

Rome Victor Emmanuel II Pantheon Nacogdoches Tex Wettermark Bank

Heyburn Nominated by Republican Caucus

Boise Iowa January 9 W B Heyburn nominated by joint Republican caucus for United States senator. Sixteen inches of snow Terra Alta West Virginia January 9 report weather event in same notice.

Heyburn Boise W. B. Heyburn Joint Republican Caucus United States Terra Alta W. Va

Death of James H. Mattheim in Texas and Studebaker to build YMCA memorial

James H. Mattheim, formerly of Fort Smith Arkansas, died suddenly near Beaumont Texas. Studebaker Manufacturing will construct a $200000 YMCA building in South Bend Indiana as a memorial to the firm's founder.

James H. Mattheim Fort Smith Ark Beaumont Tex Studebaker Manufacturng Company South Bend Ind Young Men’s Christian Association

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J. W. Batts Brazos County Lamar Bethea Monroe Edge Carrizo Springs Garrizo Springs Mineral Water Company San Antonio E. C. Dewitt & CO N. M. McDougald ANN &Co Peterm New York Episcopal Clergy of Oklahoma and Indian Territory F. K. Brooke Tuttle Missouri Brooke Millspaugh Kansas Oklahoma City President Finney The Oklahoma and Texas Railroad Katy Coalgate I. T McArthur Bros Washington, D. C This Wettermark Chaffee Adna R. Chaffee Philippines Manila Glenn Fifth Infantry Yoakum Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Virginia May Norris Thomas P. Ochiltree M. P. Exiie Co Dallas, Texas South the Bryan Eacle Parsons Bottling Works G. Parsons Bryan, Texas Crown Cork System Hutchinson Spoos Texas Railroad Texas’ Createst Railroad Suphrerri Orpasshkhngrr Sherringer L. Trice V. P John Wittman
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