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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1902

Page

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Lynch Remanded in Treason Case as Lynch Offered Services to Boers

London Bow Street court heard Col Arthur Lynch former Boer army officer face high treason charges. He allegedly went to Transvaal in 1900 raised a regiment and fought for the Boers while British subject born in Australia. Evidence included his oath as a burgher and appearances in Natal.

South Africa London Bow Street Arthur Lynch Col. Lynch Galway New Haven France Lynch Edward Carson Paris Transvaal Sir Edward Buller Pretoria Australia South African Republic Natal Chas. Russell Baron Russell of Killowen Walsh Hamilies Holt A. S Hardy United States Berne Switzerland H. W. Bowen Teheran Venezuela Prof. Richardson Athens

Minerals of the South Shows Greater Activity in Development

Baltimore June 14 Mineral development in the south shows signs of greater activity than ever. Two Alabama Mississippi ventures plan large operations including a $1,000,000 capital for 100,000 acres and a $209,000 project combining cement rock marble clays and water power for manufacturing. Reports also indicate gold lands leased on the Coosa river and coal investments near Jasper. West Virginia Kentucky Texas and Louisiana see new mining efforts and zinc copper oil growth continues in multiple states alongside expanding manufacturing plants.

Baltimore South Mobile Alabama Mississippi Clarke County Ala Coosa River Ian Jasper West Virginia Bluefield Crown Ho! Crafton Tocahontas Kentucky Texas Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee Virginia

Coon Attacks Family as Dogs Drive Animal Indoors

In Hillsboro Texas on June 14 a coon attacked H P Hawkins and his two sons while they slept. Dogs pursued the animal into the house and both Hawkins and his wife were bitten. The boys suffered severe bites requiring a physician to dress wounds. The coon fled to the yard where Hawkins killed it with a stick after a brief struggle.

Hillsboro Tex H. P. Hawkins Mr. Hawkins

Italian man found bound near Harlem tracks seeks Spanish estate papers

New York on June 14 report states Carlo Cattappani Mar quis de Cordova, an Italian guest, was found tied to railroad tracks at 115th street and North river after disappearing last week. He was hospitalized with possible poisoning. He claimed to be searching for documents proving his right to a valuable estate in Spain and said a man would reward him with $100 for the papers.

New York Carlo Cattappani Marquis de Cordova New York Central Railroad 115Th Street North River Cattappani Spain

Dallas County Sheriff Arrests Man for Assault on Boy

Anson Texas June 14 Sheriff Swan arrested Will Alexander on charges of assault with intent to murder Arthur Massey an 11 year old boy. Alexander about 30 years old. They were chopping cotton together when the boy was struck on the head with a hoe handle causing a dangerous if not fatal wound.

Anson Tex Swan Will Alexander Arthur Massey Alexander

Beard Bill Law lovelid justice case in Texas

June 14 report notes a case involving Weat charged with a violation of criminal law for beating. The report outlines the accusation under Texas law and the ongoing proceedings in the court.

Beard Bill Law Lovelid Tex Weat

Court rules law unconstitutional in habeas corpus case

A county village case on a writ of habeas corpus ends with West released from custody. The court’s order declares a key phase of the law unconstitutional and thus invalid.

Congress Tones Down Pineapple Expenditure Inquiry

The House tabled Hay of Virginia's resolution demanding a secretary of the treasury statement on U S expenditures in the Philippine account since May 1, 1898.

Washington House Hay Virginia United States

Memorial Arch Dedicated to Confederate Dead in Columbus

In Columbus on June 14 a memorial arch honoring 2250 Confederate dead at Camp Chase grave sites drew about 5000 visitors. The arch, donated by William Harrison of Cincinnati, recalls prisoners who died in the war. Speakers included Governor Nash and General John B. Gordon as veterans decorated graves with aid from Grand Army of the Republic and Daughters of the Confederacy.

Columbus William Harrison Cincinnati Camp Chase Hayes Foraker W. H. Knauss Harrison South Nash John B. Gordon Grand Army of the Republic and Daughters of the Confederacy

Miss Curtis Lee Defies Rail Passengers Seating Law

Miss Mary Curtis Lee daughter of the late General Robert Ebbe forfeited a $5 collateral for failure to appear before Mayor Simpson in the police court. The charge was violation of the separation of white and colored passengers on railways. She was taken into custody Friday night on a Washington and Alexandria electric car after refusing to change her seat at the peer of the car section reserved for colored people.

Alexandria Mary Curtis Lee Robert Ebbee Simpson Lee Washington and Alexandria

Prominent Nashville Lawyer Albert D Marks Ends Life

Nashville on June 14 reports prominent lawyer Albert D Marks shot himself to death. He was the son of ex governor Albert S Marks and son in law of General W H Jackson proprietor of the Belle Meade. No reason for the tragedy is known.

Nashville Albert D. Marks Albert S. Marks W. H. Jackson Belle Meade

Senate Committee Sets Up Next Session Statehood Bid

Washington June 14 The senate committee on territories to take up early in the next session the omnibus statehood bill admitting Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona into the Union.

Washington Senate Committee On Teritories Congress Territories Oklahoma New Mexico Arizona

Lynching Report Near Okmulgee in Creek Nation

A woman and a girl were lynched in the Creek Nation 18 miles west of Okmulgee. United States marshals received word and deputies are heading to the scene.

Muskogee I. T Creek Nation Okmulgee United States Marshal’s Office

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