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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1901

Page

4

White House Cuban Affairs Conference Debates Platt Issue

A May 31 White House conference with President McKinley Secretary Root and Senators Platt and Spooner debated whether the Platt amendment had been substantially adopted by the Cuban convention and the implications for U S military withdrawal and future recognition of a Cuban government without its own police or troops. The meeting aimed to determine constitutional compliance and potential U S troop roles if a new Cuban government emerged.

Washington White House McKinley Root Platt Senate Cuba Spooner Wisconsin United States

Oil from Texas could compete with Pittsburg coal at lake ports

J M Guffey Petroleum company in Cleveland seeks to buy two whaleback boats to deliver oil to lake markets. Beaumont wells send 100000+ barrels daily through 1 and 10 inch pipelines to Port Arthur for fast shipment via Gulf and St. Lawrence routes. Aledo inquest into a train death near Weatherford closes with identity uncertain. Two other brief items note a horse theft and a stranger's corpse found with papers pointing to Eastland resident M D Foster.

Pittsburg Pittsburg Coal Texas Oil J. M. Guffey Petroleum Company Cleveland Beaumont Tex Port Arthur Sabine Pass Gulf Atlantic Ocean St. Lawrence River Welland Canal Chain of Great Lakes Weatherford Aledo M. D. Foster Eastland

New Montana Copper Firm Linked to Heinez Group

In New York May 31 dispatches report the Montana Ore Purchasing company forming United Copper company of Montana under South Dakota law with 80 million dollars authorized capital. The new firm, independent of Amalgamated Copper, would include Montana Ore Purchasing. Montana Ore Purchasing, a Heinzes property, now produces about 40 million pounds of copper yearly, with substantial gold and silver byproducts. It has 2.5 million dollars authorized capital, 80 thousand shares issued, and a bonded debt of 1 million.

New York Montana Ore Purchasing Company West South Dakota United Copper Company of Montana Amalgamated Copper Company Heinzes Boston Montana Anaconda

Battle School House Social Roundup at Wellborn

Mrs. W. M. Pearce and daughter Mrs. E. W. Gentry with Miss Jennie Pearce called on Mrs. Tom Jones. Prayer meetings were held at Mr. Hassell’s. Children’s Day service took place at Wellborn with several attendees. Velma Jones and Ruby Ashford visited.

W. M. Pearce W. Gentry Misa Jennie Pearce Tom Jones Jim Hassell E. P. Gentry May Sandle Jennie Pearce Fenie Graham Wellborna B. BE. Gentry Wellborn T. J. Jones Thureday Jeannie Pearce Sallie Atkins Dora Battle Joe Atkins Horace Battle Tom Pearce Hassell Velma Jones Fenne Graham Stanley Gentry Frank Ashford Ruby Ashford Bryan Levi Battle

China settlement seen as end of long diplomacy

Berlin dispatches say China will pay 4 percent interest on indemnity and the principal is settled, clearing the way for withdrawal of foreign troops and the court's return to Pekin. The alliance with Germany secures Yangtze guardianship rights and avoids China’s partition, with Britain’s gains unclear and diplomatic work criticized.

London Downing Street China Berlin Pekin England Yang Tse Russia von Waldersee Germany United States

Death at Naples Clarified in Babcock Case

The death of Rev. Dr. Maltbie Babcock is explained as a private illness turning to self inflicted poison and suicide. He feared no mental disturbance was suspected and died quietly after locking his door and taking poison. Body shipped to the Trave.

New York Naples Maltbie Babcock Geo Webster Church of the Covenant

Pierce anti trust case postponed to fall term

In Waco Texas on May 31 the case against H Clay Pierce charged with violating Texas anti trust laws was postponed until the fall term of court.

Waco Tex H. Clay Pierce Texas

Parade marks last day of United Confederate Veterans reunion

In Memphis on May 30 the final day featured a grand parade with about 5000 spectators. General George W. Gordon led as chief marshal, followed by General A R Taylor and General John B Gordon. A ball concluded the reunion after the Forrest monument cornerstone laid by Mary Forrest Bradley.

Memphis United Confederate Veterans Kate Cabell Curry Dallas Tex Bennett H. Young Louisville Gordon Young United Confederate Veterans’ Reunion George W. Gordon A. R. Taylor John B Gordon Moorman General Gordon Sons of Veterans Forrest Monument Mary Forrest-Bradley General Forrest

French War School Director Praises German Welcome

General Bonral director of the French war school reports a splendid reception for French officers by Emperor William and his army. He notes the emperor spoke frankly and soldier-like, praising cooperation with Germans in China and West Africa and mutual esteem forged by shared battles.

Berlin Associated Press Bonral William China West Africa

Benson Schoolhouse Community Notes Quiet May

Health is good in the Benson area. Bob Shaw returns from St Bend county where it was dry. Miss Mamie Todd’s school closed May 4 and she hosted a picnic at Mike’s Lake. She will teach next year. Church services and communion were held with visitors from nearby communities. Officers elected include C M Risinger, Will Terry, Marion Shaw, and Miss Minnie Hensarling. Delegates were chosen for the county Singing convention.

Denton Taylor Madison County Steep Hollow Bethel Reliance Kurten Sam Benson Bryan T. C. Nunn Will Nabors D. E. Thompson Walter Cargill Noah Thompson Tolbert Bullock C. M. Risinger Will Terry W. H. Wiley Allen Tony Dyese

State Sportsmen's Shoot Dates Set for Dallas Fair Grounds

The Texas State Sportsmen's Association fixed the annual shoot for June 11 12 and 13 at the Dallas fair grounds where it was held last year. In San Angelo Jack Fawkes was acquitted in the district court of killing Al Denson at Twin Mountain farm on June 25 1899 with a verdict of not guilty.

Dallas Texas State Sportsmen's Association Fair Grounds San Angelo Tex Jack Fawkes al Denson Twin Mountain Farm

Kendall hurt by bees while cutting a tree in Denton

In Denton on May 31 Mr Kendall of Justin was severely stung by bees while cutting a tree. The bees swarmed his head and face and rendered him unconscious before his two sons intervened to save him from possible death.

Denton Tex Kendall Justin

Fire destroys three Wagoner shops in early morning blaze

Denison Texas reports a rear yard fire at J. W. Pendergrast's grocery at Wagoner Indian Territory shortly before 2 am Wednesday. The flames engulfed the store and two adjoining buildings, with a residence on the east side also seen in flames. The post office and Mc Guire's bookstore suffered slight heat damage. Pendergrast's stock of groceries chinaware and notions was a total loss.

Denison Tex J. W. Pendergrast Wagoner I. T Post Office Mc.Guire Pendergrast Queenaware and Nations

Supreme Court Justice David Brewer to wed Emma Mott

Washington on May 31 reports the engagement of Associate Justice David Brewer of the Supreme Court and Emma Mainer Mott a prominent local schoolteacher.

Washington David Brewer Supreme Court Emma Mainer Mott

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