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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1903

Page

4

Abstracts and Properties for Sale in Byazos County

J. W. Batts offers the Have area only set of Abstracts of Land Titles for sale. Listings include about 105 acres near the courthouse with 25 cultivated and rest pasture, fenced, $1500. Also 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse with a small cottage and tenant house, $750. Four blocks from Main Street a six room brick house with cistern, $1250. Half block near Allen Academy, $500. About 13 acres with a 4 room house and well, $1000. A 4 room house with various outbuildings, $650. The Joe B Reed home place, quarter block and 9 room two story, $4250. One half block adjoining the DC DeMaret place, price not stated.

Byazos County Court House Allen Academy Joe B Reed DC DeMaret Place

Day clock built for Louisiana Purchase exposition

A Milwaukee dispatch reports a 120 foot diameter dial clock being built for the Louisiana Purchase exposition. The dial will be a flower bed with a sixty foot minute hand, fifteen foot numerals, and twelve surrounding beds. It will be lit at night by two thousand candescent lights.

Chicago Tribune Milwaukee Wis

Riots in Yesed Persia butcher Babis in two day purge

The Times reports religious rioting in Yesed central Persia lasting over two days with Babi reformers singled out for killing. Bodies were dragged through streets, loot and beatings occurred, and the governor eventually yielded to mob pressure. The city, with 40 000 residents, features bazaars and a Parsee population.

London the Times Yesed Persia Yezeed

Doors Closed Doylestown Bank Placed in Receiver's Hands

The Doylestown National Bank of Doylestown Pennsylvania was closed by the currency controller with J W Schofield named receiver. A posted notice at the door stated the bank is closed and under the controller's authority. Deposits are large and no formal statement has been issued. The bank had $105000 capital, over $1 million in deposits, and assets totaling about $2.05 million. Henry Lee, bank president and Republican judicial candidate, is a prominent lawyer involved in the events.

Doylestown National Bank Washington Doylestown J. W. Schofield T. P. Kane National Bank Examiner National Bank of Philadelphia Philadelphia National Bank First National Bank Schofield Doylestown Bank Henry Lee

Circuit court witness testimonies in Breathitt murder case

In Cynthiana Kentucky on July 30 testimony described Marcum's fall after a shooting. Clerk Tauldea of Breathitt county said he saw Marcum fall and Ewen run away. Jett was not seen in the street at the time. William Combs testified he heard the shot, saw Marcum fall, and saw Jett emerge from the courthouse afterward.

Cynthiana Curtis Jett Thomas White S. Tauldea Breathitt County Marcum Ewen Jett William Combs

Chief Youngson Dies In Headville

Dr. A E Youngson first assistant grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died at Headville Warren said his home was in A E Pa. His death occurred at 9 30 Thursday morning and Dr Warren is his son in law.

Chief Youngson Youngstown A. E. Youngson The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Headville Warren A. E. Pa Dr. Warren Youngson

Made Them Leave Town

After a business meeting in Idaho Springs 500 men coerced fourteen mine arrestees from the city jail to the town limits and expelled them, including the miners union president and several officers. In Evansville Indiana the wife of Robert Lee the black man who killed Officer Massey has suffered a mental breakdown.

Idaho Springs Colo Miners’ Union Evansville Ind Robert Lee Officer Massey

Prophecy Recalled On Conclave Watch For Next Pope

Rome July 30 The last tribute to the late Pope Leo XIII featured a third grand requiem mass in the Sistine chapel with sixty two cardinals in attendance. A prophecy about a future pope sparked bets years ago and is being recalled as the conclave begins to choose the successor to St. Peter. Cardinal Serafino Vannutelli is cited in the discussion as a possible fulfillment of the omen.

Rome Leo Sistine Chapel Vatican Cardinal Cretoni Congregation of Sacred Relics Iincomparable Sistine Choir St. Peter Carpineto Leo XIII Lepini Mountains Car Serafino Vannuolelli Pineto Pontiff America Parocchi Santa Rufina Serafino Vannutelli

Fourfold Rise in Philippine Customs Under American Rule

A War Department Bureau of Insular Affairs report shows Philippine customs revenue for the first four months of 1903 at 2,931,782 dollars, up from 2,901,011 dollars in 1902 and 215,657 dollars in 1899. The comparison with Spanish era revenue from 1885–1895 to Aug 1898–Apr 1903 indicates about a fourfold increase in business.

Washington Bureau of Insular Affairs War Department Philippines

President Roosevelt Camps With Sons on Oyster Bay Beach

President Roosevelt and his sons and nephews camped on Huntington bay’s shore Tuesday night. The annual camping trip continues his family tradition of sleeping on the sand wrapped in blankets on Bay Shore.

Bay Shore Oyster Bay Rosevelt Huntington Bay

Folsom Convicts Engage In Shootout With Posse

In Folsom California on Greenwood creek Sheriff Kenna's posse from Placerville clashed with a group of Folsom convicts. A short exchange of gunfire occurred Wednesday night with no reported injuries.

Folsom Cal Kenna Placerville Greenwood Creek

New York News Plant to Be Sold at Auction

The New York News plant will be sold at auction in New York City. The Daily News has been published by the New York News Publishing Company, with Frank A. Mungey as the principal stockholder.

New York New York News Daily News New York News Publishing Company Frank A. Mungey

Great Central railway docks gutted by Grimsby fire

London July 39 The Great Central railway docks and sheds at Grinsby were gutted by fire. The sheds housed machinery and a vast quantity of barley. Total damage estimated at 500000 dollars.

London Great Central Railway Grinsby

Death of Sam Jones Spychalski in Toledo

One of the famous Spychalski quadruplets, Sam Jones Spychalski, died in his mother's arms in Toledo, Ohio, on July 30 at six months and two days old. He weighed sixteen pounds and succumbed to colic.

Toledo Spychalski Sam Jones Spychalski

United Workmen Grand Lodge Acts On Rejections And Salaries

The Texas grand lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen met in Waco. 293 applicants were rejected for disabilities and death losses total 221. Officers’ salaries were set for the coming term, including grand recorder 125 dollars monthly and 100 dollars yearly for grand master workman and grand receiver.

United Workmen Waco Texas Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen Denison William M. Narvin Muscatine Grand Lodge

Grand Lodge of Good Templars Convenes in Dallas

The grand lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars met in Dallas with seventy five delegates present. Reports were received and degrees conferred on thirty persons.

Dallas Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars

Second fire hits Anadarko in week long string of flames

Anadarko Oklahoma suffered a second major blaze in a week as a fire at 2 am destroyed a block of business houses near the court square. Loss runs to about 40000 dollars. A separate 130 am theft at the town post office saw burglars loot the building and set fire to cover their crime.

Anadarko Chickasha I. T Caddo County Court Square

Mines Unionized in McAlester District

In South McAlester Oklahoma July 30 a historic shift sees nearly all McAlester area mines join a union with the scale and check-off features established. Only two mines remain nonunion for the moment but are expected to sign.

South McAlester I. T McAlester District

United People's Party Executive Meets In Denver

The national executive committee of the United People's Party endorsed the reform parties conference outcomes and the Tuesday proclamation. It urged a February 22 1904 meeting in St Louis and favored nominating early in 1904 before Republicans and Democrats. J A Edgerton to lead state reform organization effort. Phoenix fire destroys Alkire Co dry goods and Burtis plumbing shops causing $100000 loss.

Denver National Exec United Peoples’ Party Reform Parties United People’s Party St. Louis J. A. Edgerton Utive

Severe storm sweeps Taylor and Texas towns

News in brief reports a severe storm in Taylor Texas on Wednesday. Killed near Mount Pleasant were JT H Harris and a man Hyhanning. A Texas actress Anna Poston fatally shot herself in Chicago. War claims recovery noted, gold found near Lawton Oklahoma. A Houston militia encampment prize goes to Hawley Guards of Galveston. A six month old Negro baby body found in Trinity river near Fort Worth. Blind man Lee Cooper dies after a twenty foot fall at Gainesville. A horse falls on Templeton Foster in Sterling City. Willie Kelf hurt after horse collision with a barbed wire fence near San Angelo.

Taylor Tex H. Harris Hyhanning Mount Pleasant Anna Poston Chicago Texas Seven Starr Mountain Lawton Oklo Houston Hawley Guards Galveston Trinity River Fort Worth Lee Cooper Gainesville Templeton Foster Sterling City Willie Kelf San Angelo

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