27 Mar 1903
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
1
The report recounts how Mr Burdisc, referred to as Indianian, spoke of his troubles before his death. Details emphasize his personal concerns and the context of his final days.
Indiana report details F Z Burdick of Buffalo who told Herbert Rice that his wife and Pennell engaged in improper relations and that detectives trailed Burdick. He described threats and divorce plans, a ciphered list of meeting places, and alleged pressure to drop the suit. The Natchez flood at The Briers follows antebellum history with Jefferson Davis linked to the site.
In Vicksburg Mississippi on March 26 1897 river rise slowed with fair weather and the Yazoo River at 51.4 stemming. Officials warn the rich Yazoo delta may still flood though rail traffic north could be cut as ten miles of Valley tracks lie under water threatening supplies and transport.
In a special message from Caracas dated March 26 President Castro says his abdication was not born of pettiness or self interest but a duty to serve the republic. He asserts his resignation was dictated by obligation to peace and that he will continue as president.
A sensational claim out of Winona Minnesota on March 26 reports an alleged plan to kidnap and hold as prisoners in Montana or Colorado Secretary Shaw Secretary Root and Attorney General Knox. J C Fremont a Watertown SD negro orator testified to Congressman Tawney who doubts the tale but warned Shaw. Fremont claimed a later murder plot against the president was dropped.
The Mississippi River Commission on the steamer Mississippi reached Memphis shortly after noon on Wednesday during a flood inspection cruise from St Louis to New Orleans. They planned to stop at key sites and large towns to assess levee conditions and will use data from this trip to guide the next funding allotment.
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