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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
1
A prolonged ministerial session at Pekin reported major points settled and progress on essential questions while noting disturbances and pirate activity in the region. Reports from Berlin and St Petersburg discuss China events, with Russia and Japan looming in regional influence and warlike implications.
Bonita La November 14 a bloody duel ended in the deaths of two partners, Julie A Williams and F Welbourne, who ran a store with P E Bachelor, a noted local figure. All three were Knights of Pythias. Williams and Welbourne were Masons with wives and children. Bachelor, unmarried, responsible for the killings, leaves no family.
At Pedraguer in Alicant during the women's Toreas event a bench collapsed killing eight and wounding about two hundred. The fatal accident halted the Progress of the bull fight. In New York reports Jeffries and Sharkey have been matched to fight next May before the club offering the largest purse.
The Alabama legislature opened a biennial session in Montgomery noting the illness of Governor-Elect Samford. W D Jenks was elected senate president and W L Pett as house speaker. A joint session confirmed Samford as governor-elect to ensure smooth succession due to the absence of a lieutenant governor.
Atlanta Nov. 14 The Georgia legislature unable to adjourn unanimously elected Hon W J Bryan president of the United States A letter from him was read in the senate Jones returned to jail New York Nov. 14 Charles Jones valet of William Rice removed from Bellevue hospital to the Tombs He has been in hospital since his attempted suicide Mixing House Blown Up San Francisco Nov. 14 The gelatine mixing house of Giant Powder company at Sobrante blown up killing foreman John D Hoffelmeyer and two Chinese men Captain Hart Dead Philadelphia Nov. 14 Captain John D Hart of the Cuban filibustering fame died there of apoplexy
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