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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1903

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Pope Leo XIII Will Open Estate To Heir After 36 Page Will

Rome July 24 The late pope Leo XIII left a 36 page will naming his successor as church head and directing distribution of estate to family physicians and valuable personal items. Cardinals viewed the pontiff’s body tilted for all to see, drawing pity and horror at St Peter’s. Cardinal Oregna praised liberal and clerical sympathy from Rome’s city fathers and Italian bodies.

Rome Congregation of Cardinals Leo XIII Chapel of the Sacrament Catafalque St. Peter's Oregna City Fathers of Kingdom of Italy Felice Borghese Mer. Piffori

Two Youths Hanged for Murder in Burglary Attempt

Claude O'Brien aged eighteen of Memphis and Earl Whitney aged nineteen near Nashville were hanged in Lexington after fatally shooting A B Chinn during a 1902 home invasion. They entered the Chinn residence at 2:30 am demanding money, Asa Chinn fought back, and the elder Chinn died in the hallway while both youths faced the scaffold calmly.

Lexington Claude O'Brien Earl Whitney A. B. Chinn O'Brien Whitney Mrs. Chinn Elder Chinn Louisville Memphis Tenn Nashville

Called on Cortelyou affidavits in Miller case

President Barrett of the Bookbinders union submitted supplementary affidavits to Secretary Cortelyou and Public Printer Palmer regarding W. A. Miller and his reinstatement. The union argues Miller is morally unfit and should remain expelled. Cortelyou expected to rule within days as Miller may resume work in Minneapolis. A second dispatch notes a Rio de Janeiro Herald report that Brazilian troops in Acre are dying of fever with 600 dead and 400 ill.

Rett Cortelyou Palmer W. A. Miller Government Printing Office Miller Barrett Oyster Bay Minneapolis New York Acre The Herald Rio de Janeiro

Indignation meeting targets Staten Island mosquitoes

An indignation meeting of mosquitoes invaded the Stapleton village hall where a salem conference aimed to rid Staten Island of anopheles. Delegates from towns discussed draining stagnant water and forming a public safety committee to combat the pest. The meeting adjourned before committee selection.

New York Staten Island Stapleton Village Anopheles Committee of Public Safety Committeemen On Public Safety

Seven deaths reported on Bering Sea voyage near Nome

Seven deaths are reported by recent arrivals north of Nome. A whaler Morning Star boat steerer killed himself. a native drowned leaving Cape York on an ice pack. two natives of Diomede Island also drowned. A boat with four white men crushed in ice left three dead, one survivor. Names not known. Natives near Cape Prince of Wales report no whale catches this season.

Bering Sea Nome Morning Star Cape York Diomede Island Medetarovik Cape Prince of Wales

Steamship Denver Sets Galveston to New York Record

The steamer Denver broke the Galveston to New York sailing record with a four day twenty four hour voyage. The previous best was five days two hours, marking a notable speed achievement between the Texas port and Sandy Hook.

New York Denver Galveston Texas Sandy Hook

Soufriere Volcano Riffling With Emission And Tremors

Kingston Jamaica July 24 reports from St. Vincent describe the Soufriere volcano as slightly agitated since July 19 emitting puffs intermittently. Electrified clouds and rumblings followed a severe earthquake shock at 1:30 a.m. Tuesday with cracking sounds shaking buildings and alarming residents who recall the 1902 eruption sequence.

Kingston St. Vincent

Notable deaths and discoveries across towns in the region

Big Springs Texas grows rapidly. Christian Bender died from heat in San Antonio. Charles Williams collapsed in Oklahoma City. A three foot coal vein found at Stroud. Over 100 Indians filed for allotment at Atoka on the 23rd. Dr. A E Graham, a noted Tarrant County physician, died in Handley.

Big Springs Tex Christian Bender San Antonio Charles Williams Oklahoma City Okla Stroud Atoka I. T A. E. Graham Tarrant County Texas Handley

Union Pacific orders thirty one new passenger engines

Cheyenne Wyoming July 24 superintendent W R McKeen motive power department announces an order for thirty one new passenger engines including Pacific and Atlantic types. The heavy traffic growth has required nearly sixty locomotives to be purchased this year.

Cheyenne Wyo W. R. McKeen Motive Power Department Union Pacific Railroad

Burglars Steal Stamps From Mayville Post Office

In Jamestown New York on July 24 burglars blew open the Mayville post office safe and took stamps totaling seventeen thousand 2 cent stamps ten thousand 1 cent stamps and five thousand 8 cent stamps.

N. Y Mayville

Cotton Belt Railway Purchase Confirmed for Texas and Louisiana Road

Certified minutes show the Cotton Belt railway bought the Texas and Louisiana road for 520000 dollars. The Tyler meeting occurred July 6 and minutes were received by the railroad commission in Austin on July 24.

Austin Cotton Belt Railway Texas and Louisiana Tyler Railroad Commission

Pogue Arrested for Contempt in U S Court Case

Austin July 24 R S Pogue of Lockhart was arrested on contempt of United States court charges. He allegedly refused to surrender certain assets in his possession to the estate trustee.

Austin R. S. Pogue Lockhart United States

Kodol Ad Claims Digestive Relief and Health Benefits

An advertisement asserts Kodol purifies and tones the digestive system curing indigestion and stomach and bowel troubles. It claims it nourishes the nervous system and brain, improves heart action, and strengthens weak bodies. Bottles cost $1.00 with a larger size available, prepared by E. DeWitt Co. and sold by Dr N M McDougal.

Kodol

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