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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
1
Cheyenne Indians near Calumet in Canadian county hold a war council over an order by Major Stouch prohibiting torture during their sun dance. About 2000 Indians took part last week. Whites near Calumet grow frightened as authorities move to curb the practice. This marks the first government halt of Cheyenne dances.
Harriman Tenn July 7 A double lynching was narrowly avoided at Kingston when Sheriff removed Jack Bailey and put the jail under heavy guard. Bailey, accused as accessor to his wife’s murder, allegedly hired a negro boy to kill her. A second man sought by the mob was charged with poisoning his wife. Excitement remains high and another lynching attempt is feared.
New York on July 7 Jean Joseph Botts' five thousand dollar Strada violin recovered after eight years. Victor S Fletcher, once sentenced for larceny, granted a new trial with probable dismissal of the indictment. The instrument was traced to a pawnshop where it lay the day of the theft from Professor Botts.
Sevinsie Comme reports a brief note with limited legibility. Names, dates, or places are unclear but imply a local event or notice. The readable fragments hint at a person or group and a possible public or community matter requiring follow up.
In Manila on July 7 a meeting occurred between Emilio Aguinaldo and General Chaffee following the July 4 amnesty proclamation. Aguinaldo, freed from guard restrictions, sought protection while planning a visit to Cavite and requested assurance against court actions.
A court review focused on granting bail under a writ of habeas corpus. Proceedings examined the purpose and conditions for release, with officials outlining the legal grounds and potential constraints governing temporary freedom.
The State Lunatic asylum reports thirty two typhoid cases from a 1300 resident population. Ten patients are affected and the remainder are staff. Three deaths occurred. Officials say the cause has been removed and no further cases are expected. Texas Stenographers to Meet in Fort Worth
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