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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1902
Page
2
A postal entry notes the mailing class and the names Connelly and Carnes as parties responsible for the item. The line indicates second class matter designation and a formal handling at the post office.
Bryan mourns William Koppe a German born merchant and planter who died by his own hand at his residence after midnight. Koppe built a vast hardware business later expanding into groceries dry goods and a large Brazos bottom plantation valued with 7000 acres and a $40000 life insurance. He was 54 and survived by a wife two stepdaughters and relatives.
Mrs Nation attracted attention at the New York horse show by lambasting the 400s over extravagant dress and was expelled. She upstaged the social set, extending her sharp critique beyond the usual proprieties.
Advertisement seeks a good milker cow to buy or use for feeding. Inquiries directed to Eagle office for details.
A Kentucky man named George Moore accused of raping Mrs. Davis of Sullivan County and Mrs. Lemon of Knox County was seized by a mob and hanged from a telegraph pole near John Lemon’s farm after identification by the victims. Deputies were unable to protect him as the mob grew large and dispersed afterward.
Governor Purkin informed Sheriff Dudley of Sullivan county that the sheriff must vacate his office because a prisoner in his custody, James Moore, was lynched by a mob. The coroner becomes sheriff ex officio under Indiana law, effective after the incident involving Mrs. Mary Davis.
Carrie Nation created a sensation at a New York horse show on Thursday. She denounced over dressing from the Vanderbilt box, attempted to break champagne, then was ejected. She shouted at Vanderbilt guests and later confronting a caterer before being removed.
James Glenn and a co worker named Myers were killed in the Cunningham sugar mill at Sugarland after a mishap with the mill machinery. Myers was reportedly the son of Dr. Myers of San Antonio. In Indianapolis the appellate court ruled that a lease for oil and gas remains valid despite a company plugging a gas well and not operating it.
Finished in Two Territores El Paso Tex Nov 21 The senate sub committee visiting the territories has completed its investigations in New Mexico and Arizona.
W. W Marshall, a railroad conductor, slipped from an engine at a crash site near Pilot Point, Texas, and was killed instantly. In Paris, Texas, Price Jones, a Black man, was sentenced to fifteen years for the murder of Melinda Alexander.
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