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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1902

Page

2

Farmers Congress to Meet at College Station in July

The Farmers Congress will convene at College Station on July 16 for a three day session. Numerous state farm organizations including the State Horticultural Society and the Texas Jersey Cattle Club will be represented, with additional associations likely in attendance. A separate note cites a Washington postal rule imposing a $200 penalty for taking mail not addressed to one’s self, including newspapers, to curb mail misplacement.

College Station State Horticultural Society State Cotton Growers’ Association Texas Dairymen’s Associa- State Truck Growers’ Association Texas Jersey Cattle Club Texas Live Stock Association South Texas Truck and Fruit Growers’ Association Texas State Floral Texas Bee Keepers’ Association Texas Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association Texas Nurserymen’s Association Woman’s Industrial Association Central Texas Bee Keepers’ Association South Texas Bee Keepers’ Association North Texas Bee Keepers’ Association Reprenas Oomcceu Washington

Reunion Invitation for Hood's Brigade in Bryan

The Hood's Brigade Association invites surviving members to Bryan on June 27. A brigade business meeting at 9 a.m. at the opera house, public speaking at 1 p.m. at the barbecue grounds, welcome addresses by Dr. J. D. West and A. J. Buchanan, with Chas. F. Greenwood and Capt. W. E. Barry speaking. Third regiment band to provide music. Evening concert at court house grounds. Committees are active. Major F. J. Badger recent visitor praised the band and state encampment preparations in July.

Bryan Hood Opera House J. D. West J. B. Robertson U.C. V A. J. Buchanan Chas. F. Greenwood Hillsboro W. E. Barry Third Regiment Court House Grounds L. L Mellanis W.G. Mitchell F.J. Badger San Antonio Texas Volunteer Guard Badger Austin

Four packing houses form billion-dollar beef trust

The four largest packing houses allegedly create a beef trust with one billion dollars in capital. The piece warns the public of broader market changes and income effects as the trust solidifies. It also notes Ireland’s coronation of Edward VII as a day of movement against British oppression.

Edward

Two Desperate Battles Reported From Mexico

Chicago dispatch describes a boy of 13 facing six Indians in a siege at a house. the boy killed the assailants using a rifle from behind rocks and was taken to a reservation. In Springs a clash between Bud Lee and a gang of cowboys left five cowboys dead after an ambush near a cattle watering site.

Chicago Record-Herald Sl Paso Tex Mexico Cour New Jers Harald Thomas Page el Paso Bud” Lee Lees Virginia Lee

Hotel Arrivals and Names in Exchange List

An arrivals list catalogs guests and visitors across multiple hotels and cities including Millican Ennis St Louis Chicago New Orleans Waco Dallas Beaumont Austin Houston Marlin Palestine and other locales. Notable names include L C Sellers C W McQuard A M Fulton J G Green H Smith and W T McCutcheon among many others.

Exchange L. C. Sellers Millican T L. Williams Ennis C. W. McQuard St. Louis Chas. Clark Corsicana A. D. Cleveland J. B. Prewitt Rivers Patont Navasota A. M. Fulton Chicago Byron Miller New Orleans G. P. Childress Indianapolis R. O. Woodall Heidenheim Col J A Middleton New York W. Smith Waco James Cooper Wellborn V Hanway Dallas J G Green Brockton Mass H Smith M Fulton H Fuler H van Wormer Beaumont E Booth Austin P Smith Houston T McCutcheon C L Thorne F Z Lee Marlin J Badger San GW Byerley Yerrell P H Arrington W L Edge Kurten Miss Lowry Iola

Notified to join onset of largest Cen business

A brief notice expresses invitation to participate in a major forthcoming enterprise described as the largest business ever conducted in Cen. The fragment suggests a promotional pitch or invitation to stakeholders without concrete details.

Dence Cen

Texas league Friday games with several exhibitions

Friday results include Waco beating Corsicana with Rundell and N and Clark in batteries, Fort Worth vs Dallas with Doyle and ODonnell Sparger and Berry, and Paris routing Texarkana with Desmond and Moore opposed by French and Wolfe. Standings list Corsicana Dallas Fort Worth Texarkana with matches played won lost and percentages.

Waco Rundell N and Clark Port Worth Fort Worth Dallas Doyle O'Donnell Sparger Berry Paris Texarkana Desmond Moore French Wolfe Corsicana Oyes

Race Distinction Bill in Louisiana Sparks Outcry

The Louisiana state legislature passed the famous Wilson street car bill imposing separate streetcars for whites and negroes with compulsory car partitions. Rep M H Spence Smith of Rapides Parish introduced a measure to repeal negro school funding from the general educational fund and require negroes to tax themselves for schools. This represents a notable instance of racial segregation legislation in decades.

New Orleans Outsiana M. H. Spence Smith Rapides Parish General Educational Fund Louisiana

Lightning claims Prairie Hayes farmer in Gonzales County discovery

Crowley Louisiana June 21 Mack Mc Clellan a prominent farmer of Prairie Hayes was struck by lightning while digging a small rice canal north of town. He died instantly. Houston Stokes and a young man named Green were nearby and unconscious for a time but not hurt.

Crowley Mack McClellan Prairie Hayes McClellan Houston Stokes Green

Train wrecks on bridge near Wills Point no injuries reported

Through a Bridge. Wills Point, Tex., June 21. Second No. 18, an eastbound freight train with Conductor Pillow and Engineer Sweeny, went through a bridge about two miles east of here. Three cars were wrecked and the bridge and the track for some distance on each side torn up. No one was hurt.

Texarkana Tex Passenge Texas Shreveport Natchez Reck Hill Here C. B. Ketcham James Crawford Wills Point Pillow Sweeny

Wells Company Verdict in Gastonia Suit

A federal court jury in Charlotte awards the Wells company of Vicksburg Miss 69300 in the suit against Gastonia Manufacturing and Avon Mills Gastonia. The ruling awards all claimed money due and the case will be appealed.

Wells Company Charlotte N. C W. I. Wells Company Vicksburg Miss Gastonia Manufacturing Company Avon Mills of Gastonia

Farmer’s Shot Kills Bridge Crew Worker Near Vivian

A laborer on the Kansas City Southern bridge gang at Vivian, 20 miles south of Shreveport, was shot and killed by a farmer. Authorities say the worker attempted to assault the farmer’s daughter, prompting the fatal shooting.

Shreveport Kansas City Southern Bridge Vivian

Prisoners Escape While Being Taken to Muskogee

Federal prisoners M. F. Oliphant and John Wehunt escaped from a Choctaw train near Wewoka while handcuffed together at about thirty miles an hour. The pair, charged with grand larceny, leaped to freedom as they were en route to jail in Muskogee, Indian Territory.

Muskogee M. F. Oliphant John Wehunt Wewoka I. T

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