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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
1
London report details King Edward's sudden illness on the eve of the coronation. A surgical procedure near the groin removed an obstruction and a tube was placed in the intestine. Bulletins describe fluctuating restlessness and cautious improvement amid anxious telegrams worldwide.
Judge Taft contacts Cardinal Rampoilia with American wishes on friar lands in the Philippines and reports no major hitch in negotiations. In Dallas, John Clark aged 25, a chemical engine driver, died after heat and flames during Peak Street fire, leaving Arlington Texas-born son of J P Clark.
Citizens and city council in Ennis meet to discuss a severe water supply crisis. J Baldridge proposes pumping domestic and fire water from two artesian wells and developing more deep wells while preserving lake water for railroads. A committee is formed to turn plans into action.
Mrs J D Anderson walked through her husband's store in Croton New York carrying a pan of cherries. She raised her hand to turn on an electric lamp and allegedly steadied herself by resting the pan on an iron railing. The current was grounded causing instant death from 1800 volts.
D Trevenio drowned while bathing in a tank at Harwood Texas on June 25. He and a party of Mexicans rode their horses around the tank when his horse stumbled and threw him into 12 feet deep water. Others tried to rescue him but he sank.
An insane woman admitting professional nurse status reveals she killed thirty-one individuals during her career. The claim underscores a chilling pattern and prompts police inquiry into her past cases.
A number of petitions are circulating urging the county commissioners court to order a general county prohibition election in Paris Texas. The drive seeks a vote on statewide or local liquor restrictions as the date approaches.
Torpedo boat No. 42 of the German navy was run down and sunk by a British steamer at the mouth of the Elbe near Kiel. The commander and three crew members are missing.
The secretary of agriculture notified Mr. Cooper that 3000 dollars of the tea culture research budget will be spent in Texas, likely between the Sabine and Trinity rivers, involving experiments in cultivation.
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