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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes Chicago remains a riot center with police and hospital departments overtaxed as unrest unfolds. The notice lists publication details for the paper dated Friday, June 6, 1902.
Hon. Michael Henry is named the British ambassador to Washington succeeding the late Lord Pauncefote. The appointment follows Pauncefote's death and places Henry as the United Kingdom's chief diplomatic representative in the U.S. capital.
Senator Culberson stirs administration by securing charges over Philip Pine outrages. An inquiry investigates the paper’s source and where Culberson obtained it.
The first shipment of 650 head of cattle has been sent to South Africa, signaling wide impact on Texas cattle industry. Mules of cattle and related interests indicate broad participation by Texas in this export initiative.
In a broad roundup, the piece cites scandals and critics surrounding Roosevelt era topics. It references Philippine outrages, Gen. Wood in Cuba, the Schley Sampson dispute, General Miles, Booker T. Washington dinner, coronation toadyism, the Arlington speech, and other notable issues of the period.
The author argues that storms seem more numerous only because reporting and detection have improved. More cyclones are observed and publicized, making it appear there are more, though actual numbers might not have increased.
North part of town offers a four room cottage for sale or rent. Apply to Hal Hearn at Wagner and Brandon's. 161
Leroy Trice vice president and general manager of International and Great Northern railroad visited Bryan yesterday with G H Turner and J T Harris. He inspected the freight division headquarters and ordered extensive improvements including 9000 feet of additional track and a turntable to support a permanent division point in Bryan.
Mr. O. P. Buchanan formerly of this city married Miss Alice Bonneville in Houston where she was visiting. The Bryan native Miss Bonneville is daughter of Mrs. Zelia Bonneville and was raised in Bryan. Friends of both express best wishes for their happiness.
Sealed bids requested by A and M College of Texas President's office for fresh meats for 1902 03 session. corn fed beef for January to April and corn fed pork. Each bid to include a certified check of 800 with forfeiture if bond not provided. College may reject all bids. A Whitlock 159 Pres. Pro. Tem.
Commencement trains run between College and Bryan with a Sunday and Tuesday timetable for June 9 and June 10. Schedule lists northbound and southbound departures from Ly Co College and Ly Bryan at 8 30 am 9 30 am and various mid day and evening times with regular passenger trains to Bryan and College and notes that service times may vary as needed.
No coherent event details present in the readable text to form a summary. The fragment references success, density, and business in Central Texas but lacks concrete entities, actions, or outcomes.
In Wilkes-Barre on June 1, social and political leaders discuss President Roosevelt potentially mediating between miners and coal operators. Miners favor arbitration. President Mitchell declines comment. Sheriff Rieff calls up deputies in Harrisburg as tensions rise in Lykens valley, with substitutes quitting but no fresh disturbances reported.
London reports British and Canadian governments and colonial authorities may join Cunard and others in a Liverpool syndicate to oppose Morgan shipping. Plans include a fast mail and passenger line with Canadian Pacific, armed mail steamers at 25 knots and freight vessels of 16 knots carrying 6,000 to 7,000 tons.
The Norwegian steamer Donald reports two days at sea near Watlin's island in the Caribbean. Monkeys swarmed the first floating landmass and threw cocoa nuts as the crew fled. A second floating island hosted a bright parrot covey. Captain Warnecke linked the event to Martinique’s eruption splitting nearby land.
The pope will hold a consistory next Monday in New York. Archbishops Skerbensky of Prague and Pazzani of Cracow will receive cardinal hats, along with Monsignor Martinelli, once papal delegate to Washington. Mon sig nor Messmer of Green Bay, Wis., is named as new archbishop of Manila. The new archbishop of New York will also be named, while Monsignor Calconio will be transferred to Washington.
Corrected returns place Democrat Chamberlain eight votes ahead of Republican Furness for governor. Curren Mathens and Harney counties have not reported. In 1898 Geer Republican led by 116 in those counties. Late returns widen Republican legislative majority.
Cincinnati Southern local passenger No. 5 from Oakdale, running late, struck a cow south of Cave Springs, derailing the engine and overturning a passenger car. Engineer Frank Finch and Fireman Pay were killed. Four passengers injured, none seriously.
Paris June 5. Former premier M Henry Brisson a Radical Republican declined President Loubet's summons to form a new cabinet after visiting the Elysee Palace. He refused the post citing reasons unknown.
Grapevine Texas June 5 The directors of the Grapevine Milling association met to receive bids for machinery for a fifty barrel mill. They have fifteen thousand dollars subscribed.
The Hague report denies rumors of Kru ger’s illness and states he is enjoying good health as of June 5.
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