Daily Eagle publication details June 8 1902
The Daily Eagle notes postage and pricing details with ownership by Connelly and Carnes. It marks Tuesday June 8 1902 and indicates second class mail matter status and weekly and monthly rates.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes postage and pricing details with ownership by Connelly and Carnes. It marks Tuesday June 8 1902 and indicates second class mail matter status and weekly and monthly rates.
The L. S. Ross Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy and Camp J. B. Robertson veterans held Decoration Day and Jefferson Davis birthday exercises at the Christian church with floral tributes and a program of music readings and an address by Lamar Bethea. After the service attendees went to the cemetery to decorate Confederate graves. A memorial service for Mrs. J. J. Adams was held by the Daughters of the Confederacy at her grave. The Bryan Association Workers Institute plans a Fifth Sunday meeting at Tryon Baptist Church on June 27 with sermons and panel queries led by Rev. S. C. Martin and colleagues.
W J Bryan warns that dissension among Cuban political leaders could spark civil war and internal strife while insisting it should not imply islanders lack self government. He questions whether civil conflict is unfamiliar to the United States and asserts Americans are capable of self governance.
Excitement runs high in Galveston over reports of oil on the island area. Indications suggest plentiful prospects on the ridge about ten miles west of the city, with oil men securing some leases. The craze mirrors last year’s statewide spring fever that affected even sober men.
Texas League games include Paris 10 at Fort Worth 11 with Settleton Switzer and kinson Walsh as batteries. Dallas 3 by Waco 2 with Clark Berry and Rundell Tweed. Southern League matches Little Rock 8 Nashville 4, Shreveport 5 Chattanooga 4, New Orleans 8 Birmingham L.
W J Hammond an express driver was shot and killed at his Nettie street home Monday night. A 38 caliber pistol was used the bullet hitting just above the heart. B J Baisden surrendered claiming self defense saying Hammond chased him with a knife. Hammond was Baisden’s step father.
A New Orleans dispatch says four representatives of major packing firms subject to criminal proceedings have disappeared with their books and records. One is tracked. the other three reportedly headed for Mexico.
Dallas report says George Thomas McKelvey aged 22 died from stab wounds received Sunday on Commerce street. He died Monday at his mother's home. Police made no arrests by Monday.
Riot and clashes between police and strikers erupted as meat wagons moved through Crosby Street and Twelfth Street. Officers faced bricks, stones, and battering crowds. several were seriously injured, including Lieutenant Collins' team and Sergeant Mooney who later died from razor wounds. Police arrested six, with 38 prisoners taken overall.
Chicago's entire police force is on active or reserve duty as the stockyards teamsters strike grows. Strikers double their pickets to deter non union men delivering meat to hotels restaurants and packing houses. Packers buildings guarded while delivery drivers from major stores threaten to widen the strike. By nightfall all teamsters at nine State Street department stores walk out, about 530 workers.
Paris reports a cabinet council at the Elysee palace where President Loubet presided and Premier Waldeck-Rousseau formally presented his resignation.
The notice lists one fare round trips from Monteagle Tennessee Birmingham Alabama and Marlin Texas for events and conventions with sale dates in July September and a 60 day limit. It directs readers to contact D J Pri General Passenger and Ticket Agent in Palestine Texas for full information.
A Norwood store advertises a catalog of ribbons totaling about 1000 dollars in value. The listing implies a broad selection of ribbons and related crafting items available for purchase.
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