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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1903
Page
2
The Madisonville reunion for this year will be held on August 12 and 13. Local organizers urge attendees to plan travel and accommodations. Community members expect a weekend of gatherings, meals, and historical displays featuring regional families and groups.
The First National Bank of Anderson has been chartered with a capital stock of $55,000.
Judge Scott overrules bid to dissolve injunction in Milam county local option case citing suspension of the poll tax law as chief reason. Also reports I and G N railroad renames Bedias station to Trice and Roan's Prairie station to Steadmanville per Navasota Examiner.
Chairman Gordon Boone calls a Democratic nominating convention in Houston on August 18 to name Tom Ball's successor. A lively contest emerges chiefly between Holt and Ewing.
A. A. Allen declined the terms offered by the Round Bale Company to expand his gin operation with press and other machinery. Although the deal seemed assured earlier, Allen could not agree to the submitted conditions as reported by the Madisonville Meteor.
The Bookbinders union abandons plans to walk out if W A Miller returns to work at the government printing office. President Tatum travels from Chicago to consult with local leaders who choose to follow the public printer’s ruling. Miller did not report for duty as scheduled.
A mining party from Tucgon reports Mexican prospector captives from Tiburon Island. Six Indians are held in Guayamas prison on charges of murder and cannibalism after a punitive clash between Mexican soldiers and the islanders. The Indians are described as large and dark complexioned with long hair.
A. C. Rogers, a Forbes Teaming watchman, shattered a assailant’s skull with a lantern during a Friday attack and then fatally shot another man who died at the county hospital. Police found papers identifying the dead man as Charles J. Allan, a sailor, after a struggle that left Rogers battered. The wounded accomplice fled as officers arrived at the scene.
Advices from Herzogina say during an infantry regiment maneuver last Monday 450 men were heat victims. Nineteen died and forty more are expected to die. Buda Pest.
A decomposed body found in the river here has been identified as Martin Nolan aged contractor who drowned in the Rio Grande a month ago. The corpse was buried after identification in El Paso.
Actor and pugilist Robert Fitzsimmons obtained a license to marry actress Julia May Clifford in San Francisco. Fitzsimmons reported ages forty one and twenty three for himself and his bride.
A large fire in Tacoma Washington fully destroyed the Cascade Cereal company's plant and the adjacent Deming Berry pulley plant. The blaze caused about 150000 dollars in losses. The Denver House St Paul House and several residences were damaged.
The secretary of the interior approved the Kiowa Indians deed for the Mountain View townsite in Oklahoma after long controversy. Washington, July.
Benjamin Co. Hill a Virginia native and Grand Army veteran hanged at the United States jail in Washington on Friday for killing his wife at their home last November.
Graham H. Harris, three times president of the Chicago board of education, is returned to the office after a one year lapse. He succeeds Clayton Mark.
A writer argues that animosity between Slav and Bulgar Greeks in Macedonia is rooted in religious conflict between exarchs and monks. The sectarian divide poisons daily life with Greeks refusing Bulgar patrons and vice versa, creating near physical repugnance that surpasses their mutual enmity with the Turk who has oppressed them for centuries.
Atlanta July 25. No new details from the state prison commission on the mutiny of 125 convicts at the Dade coal mines in Coal City fifty miles south of Chattanooga. Two convicts are reported fatally shot. leaders barricaded in a shaft. guards hold the mine with a strong barricade as starvation and force may be used to compel surrender.
A dramatic procession in New York features twelve horses pulling an immense steel girdered wagon as crowds admire the driver’s dexterity. Two men lead ahead guiding traffic while cars pass carefully, amid bustling Broadway activity.
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