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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1902

Page

4

Excursion Rates For Many Cities In Summer Travel

A listing of one fare round trips and excursion rates for multiple cities including Nashville San Francisco St Louis Knoxville Austin Bryan Ashville Denver Huntsville and more with sale dates limited windows and extension privileges and contact to D Price Palestine Texas for complete information.

Nashville, T Peabody Summer School Umit Francisco—Nobles ST. Louis Palestine Waco Knoxville Tenn Ashville N. C YMCA Denver Colo International Sunday School Association Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs Huntsville Texas Austin University Grand Lodge K. of P. Colored Bryan A and M. College Dallas Texas—Tartas Christian Convention Portland Ore National Convention Travelers Protective Association Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen Monteagle Assembly Bible School Birmingham Ala National Convention Colored Baptist Marlin D. Price

Tense Dispatch on Miles Rallying Culberson Rumor

The Journal reports Lieutenant General Nelson Miles did not deny or affirm charges about betraying official secrets and substantiates Culberson’s remarks. Miles passed through Kansas City en route to Washington after Fort Riley with a court martial threat lingering over him.

Culberson Kansas City Nelson A. Miles Fort Riley Washington Roosevelt Miles White House Lieutenant Arnold Senator Culberson Beveridge Union

Senate Debates Isthmian Canal Plan Amid Two Speeches

Washington June 6 Senate hearings on the isthmian canal project featured two speeches both unfinished. Representative Hanna of Ohio spoke in favor of the Spooner amendment as the chamber weighs the proposal.

Washington Senate Hanna Ohio Spooner

Senator Mitchell Addresses Canal Route Debate in Oregon

Senator John H. Mitchell of Oregon pressed the president to acquire Panama Canal Company rights if title is valid, else he would decide on the Nicaragua route. He backed the Hepburn bill favoring Nicaragua construction, receiving unusually attentive attention from the chamber.

Nicaragua Mitchell Congress Senate Hanna John H. Mitchell Oregon Panama Canal Company

Closing debate on anti anarchist bill proceeds in Washington

The general debate concluded with two speeches pending today. Maine's Mr. Littlefield will deliver the closing argument in support of the measure. Earlier speakers included Sibley Pennsylvania DeArmond Missouri Williams Mississippi Wooten Texas McDermott New Jersey Loud California Crumpacker Georgia Maddox Ball Texas and Clark Missouri.

Washington Littlefield Maine Messrs. Sibley Pennsylvania DeArmond Missouri Williams Mississippi Wooten Texas McDermott New Jersey Loud California Crumpacker Indiana Maddox Georgia Ball Clark

Report on neutrality probe clears Louisiana governor

Washington June 6 the president sent to the house the Crowder report on Governor Heard of Louisiana accusing neutrality law violations at Chalmette La. The report concludes no neutrality laws were violated.

Washington House Colonel Crowder Heard Louisiana Chalmette

Fifth district congressional convention nominates Jack Bell

The Waxahachie convention chose Hon. Jack Bell of the county as the Fifth district nominee. J. S. Dillard presided, W. J. Buie read the call, with W. D. Morrow as temporary chair and T. B. Ridgell as temporary secretary. platform followed Democratic lines.

Waxahachie Tex Fifth District Jack Bell J. S. Dillard Bosque County Armistead W. J. Buie W. D. Morrow Hillsboro T. B. Ridgell Rockwall

Boers Reported as Satisfied and Surrendering

Reports from Cape Town indicate relief at peace. Boer delegates converge on railroad lines to surrender to British officers. Commandant Fouche has surrendered. Night train service preparations are under way to resume routes.

Cape Town Fouche

Texas League Baseball Scores From Thursday

Fort Worth 2 Texarkana 3 Fort Worth batteries McKay Atkinson and O Donnell French and Blasen. Paris 8 Dallas 7 Dallas batteries Desmond Adams and Moore Clark and Berry. Corsicana 5 Waco 2 Corsicana batteries Method and Clark Rundell and Stubblefield.

Fort Worth Texarkana McKay Atkinson O'Donnell Paris Dallas Desmond Adams Moore Clark Berry Corsicana Waco Method Rundell Stubblefield

Street Strike Turns Violent in Providence Rioting

Providence June 6 report says the street strike escalated with crowds blocking roads and pelting officers and riders with missiles. Trolley ropes were cut and car interiors damaged while mounted officers and clubs restrained mobs. twenty five arrests were made in multiple riots.

Providence R. I

Indiana professor Weichman dies historic Booth witness

Anderson Indiana June 6 Prof Lewis J Weichman is dead and among the last Booth Lincoln assassination witnesses his testimony aided the conviction and sentence of Mrs Surratt. His final reflections recall the trial and his role in the case.

Rock Island Adds Two Routes to System

Two new lines join the Rock Island system the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern providing direct access to St. Paul and Minneapolis and the Rock Island and Peroria already operated by the road. A ninety nine year lease from June 1 1902 was taken on both roads.

Rock Island Chicago Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern St. Paul Minneapolis Peroria

Heavy Rain Swells Oklahoma Rivers Again

Four inches of rain across western Oklahoma Wednesday caused streams to rise above danger levels. The North Canadian River and related waterways reported major damage along the route. Custer County logged about 1.74 inches since floods began.

Guthrie O. T Oklahoma Custer County

Smoke and ash from Alaskan volcanoes reported by steamer Bertha

Dispatch aboard the steamer Bertha notes Mount Redoubt and nearby peaks in the Cook Inlet region emitting smoke and steam for months. Redoubt recently showered a light ash fall near the Bertha about ten days ago.

Seattle Mount Redoubt Mount Ilimna Mount Augustine Cook Inlet Alaska

Keeper Rescues Tormented Man From Elephant Attack

In Poughkeepsie Louis J. Donero tried to tickle the elephant Tops with a stick. Tops seized him by the waist, lifted him, then dropped him. The keeper arrived as Tops lifted her foot to crush him, stopping a possible fatal blow.

New York Tops Brooklyn Poughkeepsie Louis J. Donero Donnero

Boers on parole after Bermuda prison camps

Boer officers confined on islands near Bermuda have been released on parole. Generals Cronje Wessels Botha and Brotha spoke of relief at the war’s end while others were reticent. Rank and file Boers to be ashore in groups of ten. officers invited to an at home at government house.

Hamilton Bermuda Cronje Wessels Botha Brotha Government House

Georgia Primary Returns Nominates State Officials

In incomplete Democratic returns from Georgia primaries held Thursday, J. M. Terrell is named governor with Philip Cook for secretary of state and W. A. Wright as comptroller general. Other picks include R. E. Park treasurer, J. C. Hart attorney general, W. B. Merritt school commissioner, O. B. Stevens agriculture commissioner, Thos. Eason prison commissioner, A. J. Cobb and Samuel Lumpkin as associate justices, and A. S. Clay renominated for the U. S. Senate six-year term. All current congressmen were renominated except T. W. Hardwick. Fleming defeats the present representative in the Tenth district.

Atlanta J. M. Terrell Philip Cook W. A. Wright R. E. Park J. C. Hart W. B. Merritt O. B. Stevens Thos. Eason Supreme Court

Proposals for wood bids at A and M College

Sealed bids due 5 p m June 9 1902 at the presidents office for 2500 cards of merchantable wood to be delivered on the college grounds. Bids may be for wood cut on college land or for supply of wood with a 250 bond and certified check required. The college reserves the right to reject all bids and a forfeiture clause applies if the winner fails to bond. R H Whitlock pres pro tem College Station Texas.

A. & M. College R. H. Whitlock Pres College Station Texas

Property Listings Near Allen Academy and Town

South half of block near Allen Academy with price 550 dollars. About one and a quarter acres near schoolhouse in southeast town. Small new cottage tenant house and well on premises priced at 750 dollars. Six room house and one lot on west side. Price for six room house and two lots four blocks from Main Street. Brick cistern on premises. Price 1250 dollars. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front price 250 dollars with easy terms. 75 feet front on Railroad steel. Otto Boethme property. Will sell part or all. Ed Pochila place two lots and large two story residence price also other city property.

Main Street Allen Academy East Front Otto Boethme Ed Pochila

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