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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
2
Georgia Faces Same Path As Demands Result
The report notes Georgia’s political course remaining aligned with Democratic trends and critiques steel magnates earning about 160 percent profit on investments. It mentions Delhart Texas seeking two courthouses across Dallam and Hartley counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delhart
Texas
Dallam
Hartley
Texas Railroad Commission Seen Busy In Early Texas News
The railroad commission is a busy institution in Texas and occupies a significant portion of newspaper space, reflecting its active role in state affairs and regulatory actions during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Railroad Commission
Texas
Pension rolls swell to a million names
A booming federal pension system now lists about one million beneficiaries as critics warn of uncontrolled growth and long term fiscal strain. Observers question the system’s sustainability and future reforms.
Justice tempered by mercy in Texas pardons
The secretary of state reports that justice in Texas is tempered with mercy as two hundred ninety nine felons were pardoned in twenty months. The figure highlights clemency exercised by the state during this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Texas
David Hill Dominates NY Democratic State Convention Nomination
David B. Hill controlled the New York Democratic state convention as Bird Coler was nominated for governor amid prior questions about his integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Hill
New York
Bird
Coler
Great San Antonio International Fair Opens October 18 1902
The Fair promises a grand exposition with 50000 in premiums and purses. It features racing events, a grand cattle roping contest, and nightly fireworks themed The Last Days of Pompeii. The Texas & Pacific is highlighted with special train rates and easy travel for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio International Fair
Pain
Pompeii
Texas Railroad
San Antonio
J. Price
G.P
T.A
G.N. B.R
Panama Canal title to United States claimed perfect
William Nelson Cromwell says he delivered all Panama Canal company documents to Attorney General Knox in Paris. He states the title is perfect and free of liens, enabling the United States to obtain the canal, its plant and concessions. A treaty with Colombia is nearly agreed, with minor points remaining. Separately, steel-delivery delays push buyers abroad to Germany and London for large orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Nelson Cromwell
New Panama Canal Company
Paris
Knox
United States
Monsieur Waldeck-Rousseau
France
Panama Canal Company
Colombia
Ohio
Germany
London
America
Diplomatic clash over salute between Iowa captain and Argentine commodore
In Buenos Aires on October 2 the US battleship Iowa squadron leader Captain Thomas Perry refused to salute Commodore Barilar of the Argentine squadron, arguing rank superiority. The dispute remained unresolved as the Atlanta cruiser entered dry dock at Buenos Aires, surprising locals after its prior four months in dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
United States
Iowa
Thos. Perry
Barilar
Puerto Belgrano
Perry
Atlanta
Episcopal Edict Against Divorces Hits Iowa Circuit
Davenport, Iowa October 2 A circular letter from Bishop Theodore Morrison announces the Iowa Episcopal church will not review court divorce records. Divorced persons with decrees on grounds other than infidelity are barred from seeking further relief. The church also abolishes seeking after divorces where statutory grounds were not pleaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Theodore Morrison
Iowa Episcopal Church
Chancellor Andrews declines raise at Nebraska University
Lincoln October 2 Professor EB Andrews will remain university head at $5000 annually. Regents had offered a $1000 increase after rumors of a Wisconsin Madison presidency, but he declined, citing the need for economy in university management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
EB. B. Andrews
University of Nebraska
Wisconsin
Madison
Andrews
Nebraska
Buying Steel Abroad London Scarcity in United States
News brief notes a scarcity of steel in the United States compared with supplies abroad, highlighting growing concerns about domestic access to metal for industry and construction. The report references markets in London and implies shifting trade patterns affecting U.S. users.
Married Despite an Injunction in Brooklyn Ceremony
Miss Helen De Long of Scranton Pa married DeWitt Tewksbury at her aunt’s Brooklyn home despite a Pennsylvania court order a temporary injunction had barred the match. The bride, under 21, wed with her mother present after traveling to Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen de Long
Scranton
DeWitt Tewksbury
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Sister Admitted as Farmington Elector
Farmington Connecticut October 2 Mrs Anna Roosevelt Cowles wife of Commander W S Cowles United States Navy and sister of President Roosevelt has been admitted as an elector by the board of selectmen She can vote on school matters in Farmington when not in Washington Local suffragists believe her action will aid the cause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington, Conn
Anna Roosevelt Cowles
W.S. Cowles
United States Navy
Roosevelt
Board of Selectmen of
Farmington
Cowles
Washington
Gold In Brewster County Claims Noted In Santiago Mountain
Judge W W Walling of San Antonio representing the St Anthony Mining and Prospecting Co files mining claims in Brewster County covering 200 acres on Santiago Mountain. He states the gold ore is free milling, low grade, averaging $5.54 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Austin
W. W. Walling
San Antonio
St. Anthony Mining and Prospecting Company
Brewster County
Santiago Mountain
Texas
Body Found in Harlem Tenement Woman 20
The body of Jennie Larsen aged 20 was found in the Harlem apartment of Louis Appleard on the third floor. A medical expert says she had been dead for days and mutilated with gas in the room. Appleard, said to be in a dazed state, was in the room when police arrived and was arrested. He claimed she was his niece in incoherent statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie Larsen
Louis Appleard
Harlem
Appleord
Donovan
Appleard
Death of Aged Minister D C Kincaide in Corsicana
Rev D C Kincaide a retired Cumberland Presbyterian minister was found dead in his Corsicana home. Doctors attribute heart trouble as the cause. He was father of Hon W A Kincaide of Galveston who serves as a justice of the court of first instance in the Philippine islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
Tex
D. C. Kincaide
Cumberland Presbyterian
C. M. Hornbeak
Rank
W. A. Kincaide
Galveston
Court of First Instance
Philippine Islands
Naval Estimates and Global Events Highlight 1904 Briefs
Naval estimates reach 82 million with 30 cent francs. Oct 14 set for French parliament reopening. Rhode Island convention nominates Dr. F. L. Garvin. Tragedies in Tioga and Mitchellsville claim youths 12 and 20. Frederick C. Jackson dies in Manila morphine case. New York Tenement coal prices rise. Beaumont population 19,280. Vermont elects Gen. John J. McCullough governor amid vote contest. Mrs. H P Lamb dies at 74. Small Texas hall and school burn. International Mercantile Marine formed in New Jersey with 120 million capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
F. L. Garvin
Tioga
Marshall Moore
John Stallings
Mitchellsville
Tenn
John Bynum
New York
Richland
George Dorman, Jr
Jake Peart
Dorman
New Jersey
International Mercantile Marine Company
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Roger & Gallet
LRYAN
the Daily Eagle
Connelly & Carnes
Georgia
Panama Canal
Pany
Hunter
Chatham
Wacner
Brandon
Miss Anderson
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
Harlem Tenement
Naval
Federick C. Jackson
United States Army
Manila
Vermont
John J. McCullough
McCullough
Beaumont
H. P. Lamb
Sherman, Tex
Odd Fellows
Small, Tex
C. M. Proctor
Sevenu
Tyler Haswell
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