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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1902
Page
4
South half of block near Allen Academy priced at 550 dollars and a quarter block nearby for 250 dollars with easy terms. East front 76 feet on Railroad steel from Otto Boehme’s property. Option to sell part or all. The Fd Pochila place includes two lots and a large two story residence for 2500 dollars plus other city property available.
The Senate and House reached a practical accord on the Philippines civil government bill with the coinage issue postponed. The House sustains a moderate form of territorial legislature while parties differ on the silver gold standard. Other actions include a Buffalo appropriation acceptance and veto of Charleston funds. Reports from Washington detail pensions statistics and indictments of naval matters. A fatal dispute in Monrovia, Alabama ends with Johnson Boyd dead and Mrs Boyd wounded.
London reports doctors say no alarm after a deep wound dressing. The king endures pain calmly as queen and family maintain vigilance. The prince of Wales rides and observes the guards from the palace. Market sentiment improves on hopeful royal news. The colonial conference opens in London with self governing colonies premiers and Joseph Chamberlain presiding. session adjourned to July 4.
In a long neglected counterfeiters' lair at West Van Buren and Halsted streets a workman uncovering a secret vault found 15000 in bogus coin and currency plus a complete counterfeiters' outfit including plates for 1000 bills. Police contained a potential mob as Captain Porter of the U S secret service stated the money was cleverly coined and printed and would defy detection by most experts.
Charles Smith a clerk at the National hotel on Griffin and Camp streets was shot Sunday morning and killed. Four bullet holes were found in his body and Will Irby is held in the county jail to answer the charge after being arrested while en route to surrender to authorities.
Luther Vincent a prominent county youth was shot during a dance near Jefferson City. Four shots hit his arm and heart, killing him instantly. N S Thomason was arrested.
Eleven people were injured when a street car overturned at a curve in Denver Colorado on a rainy day. Four residents were seriously hurt including Mrs. F. F. Wesel Mrs. W. E. Rogers Lena M. Houghton and Celestia Doxier.
Cape Haytien June 30 A street battle between Firmin partisans and General Nord levered at seven with fighters seeking refuge on a Haitian warship where consuls gathered Peace appears restored. Wreck on Texas and Pacific near New Orleans June 30 A westbound passenger train ran over a horse near Boyce La Engine and tender derailed engineer J Engle fireman George Bealer buried. no passengers harmed. Mason Austin leases for the university blind deaf and orphan asylums amount 877.06 to 128
A section of a passenger train on the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad derailed near Mincke, west of this city, late Sunday night. Two laboring men, riding the blind baggage to Streeter ville, Mo., were killed in the crash.
Frank P. Sargent departs Peoria for Washington to assume duties as immigration commissioner. He will be succeeded as grandmaster of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen by John Hann Hen, the current first grand master.
A low estimate places storm and rain damage within 150 miles of Alton Illinois at about one million dollars. The weather affected Alton and surrounding communities into Sunday.
Prominent promoters converge in Peoria Illinois for the annual state convention with spirited debate expected over platform direction and key policy points. Delegates and protestors gather as discussions plan to shape forthcoming campaign actions.
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