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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1901
Page
3
An old advertising snippet promotes Roschee's German Syrup as a remedy for severe lung ailments. It claims the product heals tissues, destroys germ disease, relieves inflammation, eases expectoration, and improves sleep, urging readers to try one bottle and obtain Green's Prize Almanac via Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co.
A dense roster lists Bryan city officials, county officers, and a wide array of fraternal, lodge, and church organizations. It includes names for mayor, marshal, judges, clerks, and trustees, plus dozens of lodge officers and meeting schedules. The notice closes with a beer ad for Falstaff bottle beer.
Lone Wolf and other Indians representing the Kiowa Comanche and Apache in the District of Columbia Supreme Court seek to enjoin Secretary Hitchcock Commissioner Hermann and Commissioner Jones from enforcing a law that opens tribal lands to settlement. They also ask the court to declare the land opening act void claiming the tribes ceded land under false pretenses.
A Galena Missouri telephone report says Mrs Stallion and her two sons admitted killing Alice Stallion 16 during a dispute. The mother struck the victim with a poker while the two boys held her, then cast the body into the James river amid crowd fever and possible lynching calls.
Herman Warszawiak appeared before a referee in New York on a petition for discharge. The case centers on his controversial mission and quarrel with Presbyterian authorities and a large bankruptcy liability of 291 302 led by creditor Mrs. Annika Nicolas who funded a hat factory project.
A brief column notes Charles Densip killed by a belt in Olive Branch flour mill Illinois. Hong Kong reports European plague deaths. Consolidated Tobacco Co Incorporation in Trenton with 30 million authorized capital. Pekin ministers suspend meetings while government views are sought. Chinese decree orders exams for reform goverment appointments. British war secretary Broderick says no discouragement over South Africa war. New Mexico asylum for the deaf and dumb to close for lack of state funds. Jose Sanchez reprieved pending sanity exam. Santa Fe railway head Ripley denies J P Morgan or Pennsylvania control. Cuban naturalized claimant seeks damages from Washington blaming Spain.
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