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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes Frank Campbell alleging unfair fights and cites Texas anti trust labor exemption as valid. It highlights Helen L Grenfelt as Colorado's only successful Democrat and predicts federal appointments reshaping Texas politics with Secretary Shaw's Wall Street funding central to the chatter.
A Greek team faced off with another Greek group at Harlem River in a tug of war. The Grecian contingent from the forks earned a narrow advantage as the match concluded.
Chicago business leaders touring the southwest arrive in Dallas with Dallas Commercial Club officials. A welcome committee and local professionals tour the city aboard two Rapid Transit cars, guided by A K Bonta and GH Moore. Jockey George Pieratt suffers a serious fall at Latonia racecourse, badly injured but not believed fatal.
From Football Paris Texas November 7 Homer Johnson a well known Paris youth died Tuesday night. He is reported to have died of typhoid fever but his parents believe internal injuries from a football practice game caused his death.
The coroner's jury in Omaha on November 7 returned a verdict that Rev. W. C. Rabe and Miss Augusta Busch died from asphyxiation by gas caused by carelessness.
Waco on Thursday night saw a Baptist rally raise fifteen thousand dollars for Buckner Orphans Home. Separately in Herington Kansas robbers escaped on a handcar after blowing open a bank safe, taking about three thousand eight hundred dollars. In Albuquerque burglars blew safes at the Santa Fe station and at Benjamin & Co jewelry store. Edward Joyce was arrested as some loot was found in his possession.
Discontinued acceptance affects government deposits. Already initiated transactions will be completed. In Houston a real estate dealer, J H Miller, dies from wounds after being attacked by two rats during an inspection at a property.
Mrs. Hanna Stephenson, wife of a Brooklyn officer, testifies that Molineux did not mail the poison package from the general post office on December 23, 1898. She partly identifies Harry Cornish as the man in line with the package, but her identification is uncertain. Handwriting experts testify Molineux did not write the address. The defense may seek insanity or alibi. trial nears end as both sides rest and Judge's charge looms.
The anthracite strike commission ends its Philadelphia session in good spirits and will reconvene in Scranton on November 14 to hear miners’ case segments. After hearings in Scranton they will tour Philadelphia and New York venues before a decision, with Recorder Wright handling extensive correspondence until then.
Jeff Smith was fatally shot in LaMar county Texas. There are over $15000 in the treasury of the Cherokee nation. A bill to prevent dueling introduced in the French senate. Civil service reclassifications reported in all departments. Fifty conversions during Hale revival in Texarkana Texas. G W Lane shot dead at his door near Shirley Dewey county Oklahoma. Jerry Johnson noted as oldest man in Oklahoma City. Four rural mail routes to be established in Cooke county Texas December 1. Wagon killed 4 year old daughter of Newt Deason near Vinita Indian Territory. Unknown man shot dead crossing Red river near Paris Texas. Jay Verforth fourteen run over by train at Brownwood Texas likely fatally injured. Joseph Farrow and Marion Du fought with pistols on street at Grandin Missouri both killed. Left arm of Frank Garvin caught in conveyor at Corsicana cotton mill badly lacerated. Jennie Sanderson arrested at Denver charged with repeating at polls. Rev George Wilson died at Bloomington Illinois aged 85. Freight cars ditched on International railway between Troupe and Longview Texas. brakeman Crutchfield hurt. Three shots fired at Oscar Slay Nacogdoches Texas none hit. Maud Culby arrested with bond set at 150. Leslie Robertson convicted at Paducah Kentucky of insult. Alma Rose white woman fined 100 and given 50 days in jail. He convicted 30 minutes after offense done. 106 years old died at Okla
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