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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1902

Page

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Real Estate Listings Near Allen Academy and Town Center

For sale listings include sout half of block near Allen Academy priced at 650 and a small cottage with tenant and well on premises priced 3750. A six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street and a brick cistern priced 1250. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front priced 250. Terms easy. 76 feet front on Railroad street near Otto Boehme property with partial sale near schoolhouse at 100. Also other city property.

Allen Academy School House Main Street Otto Boehme

Roosevelt Meets Coal Leaders Amid Nationwide Fuel Crisis

President Roosevelt hosts the anthracite operators led by Captain Baer and United Mine Workers head Mitchell at the White House to urge immediate coal mine resumption as a winter fuel famine threatens the public. Steamship firms meanwhile cut speed due to fuel shortages and Capt. Moore warns immigrants may be stranded without coal.

Washington Mitchell United Mine Workers Roosevelt White House Baer Eneral New York Atlantic Seaboard Steamship Companies Moore Fabre Line Ellis Island Capt. Moore Uncle Sam

Weyler to resign over king's veto on decrees

General Weyler, minister of war, to resign his portfolio when the chamber of deputies reconvenes due to King Alfonso's refusal to sign certain military decrees presented by Weyler. In Paris Texas Otis Parker, a store clerk, died after electricity contact while on a phone call.

Weyler Chamber of Deputies Alfonso Paris Tex Otis Parker

Not Spreading Tesurrection in Macedonia Not Yet Serious

Constantinople Oct 3 A Macedonian revolt does not spread widely though fears arise that Turkish suppression may push neutrals toward rebellion. Macedonian committees support Gen Tzontcheff but face opposition from Sarafoff loyalists. Bulgaria reports over 500 Bulgarians imprisoned in Monastir district and many Albanians arrested in Constantinople during Grand Duke Nicholas of Prussia’s visit.

Macedonia Constantinople Tzontcheff Sarafoff Bulgaria Monastier

Destruction of Property in New Orleans Rail Lines

Police report extensive damage to New Orleans rail lines on Thursday night. Feed wires were cut and poles chopped as the company warned it would run cars, delaying service. A peaceful resolution remains hoped for as no cars operated early Friday.

New Orego New Orleans New Orleans Railway Company

Irish freedom fighter and Fenian era figure Michael McGuinnis dies

Michael C. McGuinnis a longtime Dublin born lawyer in Bridgeport and active in Irish independence movements has died. He aided filibustering for Cuba 30 years ago and fought at Pigeon Hill in the Fenian raid aiming to invade Canada. Colorado stockmen face historic price drops as rail car shortages curb western livestock movement.

Ireland Bridgeport Conn Michael C. McGuinnis McGuinnis Cuba Pigeon Hill Canada

Condition of Cotton Drops in September Across States

The September 25 cotton condition averaged 58.3, down from 61.4 on September 25 last year and 68.9 on the ten year average. Declines ranged from 2 points in Alabama to 15 in Oklahoma, with Missouri as the sole state reporting no deterioration. Texas also shows a low estimate.

Washington Department of Agriculture Alabama North Carolina Oklahoma Missouri Texas

Stockwell Fails to Meet Contracts Tied to Exchange

A. B. Stockwell of the Consolidated Stock Exchange announces inability to meet contracts. The exact amount is not stated. Once a leading Wall Street broker, he was linked with Jay Gould Henry N. Smith Charles J Osborn and Addisor Cammack and served as president of the Pacific Mail Steamship company.

New York A. B. Stockwell Consolidated Stock Exchange Stockwell Wall Street Jay Gould Henry N. Smith Charles J Osborn Addisor Cammack Pacific Mail Steamship Company

Oil Stratum Spurs Interest in Beaumont Well

In Beaumont Texas on October 3 oil sand and gas were struck in a well near the north end of town being drilled for the Penmann Steel and Iron company. Officials plan to sink another well to test the oil stratum, as excitement mounts in local oil development.

Beaumont Tex Penmann Steel and Iron Company

Indebtedness May Be Encrased by Rail Line Plan

New York Oct 3 At the St Louis and San Francisco stockholders meeting in St Louis Nov 10 the bonded indebtedness may be increased by 18 million dollars to finance construction or acquisition of additional railroad lines.

New York St. Louis San Francisco

Navy awards Louisiana battleship contract to Newport News

The secretary of the navy awarded the construction contract for the battleship Louisiana to Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Washington reports indicate.

Washington Secretary of the Navy Louisiana Newport News

Busiing Company Bid Reported At 35 390 000

Bureau officers reviewing the bid referred from the bidding group found no indications of combinations among bidders. The 35 390 000 bid value is noted, with no evident collusion reported in the early assessment.

Busiing Company

Northern Pacific Earnings Report Details 1902

Northern Pacific Railway reports 1902 fiscal year results with operating expenses and income for improvements totaling 3 555 748 and charges to capital account 7 323 572. The document covers earnings and capital allocations as of June 30, 1902, filed from New York.

Northern Pacific New York Northern Pacific Railway

Ames Sentenced for Bribery in Minneapolis

Judge Brook sentenced former Minneapolis Police Superintendent Fred W. Ames to six and a half years in the penitentiary for accepting a bribe. A fifty day stay to move for a new trial was granted. Miss Lula Gilmer, shot in Honey Grove, Texas, is reported much better and expected to fully recover.

Minneapolis Minn Gilman Honey Grove Tex Lula Gilmer

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