25 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
1
The article notes women face a critical change around age 44 to 55 with risks to health and longevity. It praises Laura S. Webb of Toledo for endorsing Wine of Cardui as a remedy to reestablish healthy functions, urging early use to prevent suffering and preserve happiness past age 60.
Mass at the cathedral and a royal procession drew thousands to Belgrade as King Peter arrived from the railroad station. Officials, soldiers, and citizens filled streets lined with Venetian arches while diplomats from Russia and Austria observed a cordial, if cautious, reception.
Niagara Falls June 24. The American Library Association reports for the year ending May 31 show 10,306,400 donated to fund libraries. Gifts over 500, 250 volumes or more, and various notable gifts are listed, with 6,679,000 for Carnegie library buildings and 1,363,400 for undeclared purposes.
Bucharest dispatch reports King Charles of Roumania receiving an insolent telegram signed by officers of the Sixth Serbian Infantry. The officers allege the king is not competent to judge their actions and claim he ascended the throne after a breach of faith. They reserve the regiment name bearing the king’s title.
The president urged Attorney General Knox to appoint special assistants to prosecute those indicted in post office cases and to examine all charges against postal service officials for possible prosecutions. Attorney General Knox named Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore to assist, with Holmes Conrad, former solicitor general, to be offered a similar appointment.
Vallejo California June 24 The aging Rear Admiral Kempff will trigger a series of station changes on the Pacific coast Rear Admiral Miller will relinquish Mare Island navy yard and take over first officer in charge of coastal defenses Capt B H McCall currently in charge at Goat Island training school will succeed Miller as Mare Island commandant
In Chickasha Indian Territory on June 24 retail grocers formed a united front against outside agents and peddlers taking orders locally. A Monday meeting led to the adoption of resolutions to curb the practice.
A lynching at Price's Corner, Wilmington, ends in White, accused of murdering Miss Bishop, being bound to a kerosene-soaked pile and burned as the crowd watches. Investigations promise arrests of mob leaders, with Governor Hunn and Attorney General Ward vowing action.
A mob torched a Black man identified as Melvin, J. T. later renamed Hulbert, after binding him to a stake. The victim bore the burning, contorted flames as bystanders shouted and escalated the violence until life ended. A separate report notes a stranger fatally slashes his throat behind a Vinita restaurant.
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