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Fragmentary notice lists a weekly charge and a March date. Readable items name Berth and a Tuesday event but full details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1902
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists a weekly charge and a March date. Readable items name Berth and a Tuesday event but full details are unclear.
We are authorized to announce Dr. Bh. Harrison as a candidate for Mayor of Bryan in the upcoming April election. The notice identifies Harrison as a physician and civic figure seeking the city’s top office.
For Alderman, 3. B. Steverson is listed as a candidate for the city of Bryan at the forthcoming April section. T. A. Bearbcy is named as a candidate for Alderman of Bryan city in the April election.
The district court opened for the third week of the March term. Jurors sworn for the week include Hary Benbow and J. M. Mathis among others. Criminal docket lists State vs Tom Homer theft of a mute, Rosa Schittino manslaughter, Tom Williams assault to murder with trial dates noted.
In the Pochila suit against L and G Railroad the court found for the railroad on damages for a fire in front of the property. In criminal matters Frank Welch and Luther McKnight pleaded guilty to burglary of W B Rideon’s house and youths under 16 were ordered to two years in reform school. Tony Murphy pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder and received two years.
A breezy note from the Madisonville Meteor hints at rapid growth with a Daily Meteor soon a local bank opening before the railroad arrives. Investors flock to town and a new theatre, oil mill, ice factory, bottling works, water works, and canning plant are expected to follow along with the rail line.
J. T. Bond has purchased the S. Wilcox blacksmith shop, noted as a leading shop in the region. The business offers blacksmithing, woodwork and vehicle painting with satisfaction guaranteed and invites local patronage.
A Royal Prisoner, a romantic comedy in four acts set in 1741 Russia, will be staged at the opera house on Friday March 21. The drama features Lt. Alexander Razoumovski and Empress Elizabeth Petrovna amid lavish military costumes and a skilled company.
Washington March 17 A telegram from Powell Clayton United States ambassador to Mexico declares the charges linking his name to Mexican mining stocks are false The department says there is no law or regulation prohibiting a minister or ambassador from holding stocks or business in the country of accreditation It notes Clayton acted with department approval or at its direction in the Mealy case
Texas cotton mills export loom products to Massachusetts and beyond, arguing for proximity to raw material fields and Beaumont oil as cost advantages. The editorial asserts Texas mills outcompete foreign producers in coarse fabrics and will dominate finer goods too.
The lodge meets at 8 o'clock promptly to conduct second degree work and important business. All members are notified. visiting brethren in the city are welcomed. F M Law Jr CC. Ww R Johusten KR&B.
Mercy 17 reports Emperor Wilis presiding Sunday as the empress Kiel Star Thies morning. The Kaiser Wilhelm II and Prince Henry with their suite will board the Kaiser Wilhelm I and sail for Kiel, anchoring before Cuxhaven.
Venezuelan insurgents under General Monagas captured the port of Guanía on March 13 and hold Cariaco while marching on Camanas. Government forces under General Velutin recaptured Guanía Sunday. The Bolivar and Cumarello landings bolster rebel forces near Curaçao as Rivera prepares to strike Corro. Reports claim Ciudad de Cure near Valencia fell to insurgents amid a grave government situation.
A Bulgarian revolutionary raid on Nerva in Djumabala district failed, leaving two attackers dead and several wounded. Turkish forces suffered no casualties. Daily arrests and deportations of officials continue. The Fuad Pasha case trial opens as the sultan commutes sentences to exile for Fuad Pasha and Nazim Pasha.
Chicago experiences drastic cold with a 50 degree drop since Saturday. At 9 this morning the temperature reached 4 degrees above zero and strong winds intensify the discomfort.
Port Said reports the Suez canal reopened on March 17 as the British petroleum steamer Nerite from Marseilles, February 24, remains on fire in the canal.
New York March 17 Gen Tracey former secretary of the navy is reported to be steadily improving at his hotel after being overcome by illness in court Saturday.
At Toms Creek mines near Bluefields 1000 striking workers have been out for a month while guards are doubled amid threats of a riot.
London reports King Edward will not travel abroad this year. He plans a cruise in British waters aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
Cape Town reports Ceci Rhodes showing worsening heart symptoms and general weakness as his condition declines.
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