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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1902

Page

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City property sale offerings near Allen Academy

Auction notes list several parcels for sale in town near Allen Academy and Main Street. Properties include ore-adjacent plots of about one-quarter acre, Swallow cottage with tenant house and well, a six-room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street, a brick cistern, and a $250 East front lot near Allen Academy. Terms easy with several price points and multiple parcels abailable.

Main Street Allen Academy East Front

Governor orders full National Guard to quell coal region unrest

Governor Stone orders the entire Pennsylvania National Guard division to duty in Luzerne Schuylkill Carbon Lackawanna Susquehanna Northumberland and Columbia counties to protect workers and maintain public peace during the coal mine strike. The move aims to deter violence, protect trains and property, and ensure worker safety amid widespread disruption.

Harrisburg Stone National Guard of Pennsylvania National Guard Adjutant Generals Office Luzerne Schuylkill Carbon Lackawanna Susquehanna Northumberland Columbia Wm. A. Stone J. Stewart Third Brigade

Boy Accidentally Shot Near Gilmer Texas

News from Gilmer Texas reports the accidental shooting of 12 year old Tommie Cook by a companion while partridge hunting. The load struck him in the breast and throat with two shots entering the lungs, and he is very seriously hurt or fatally wounded.

Gilmer Tex Tommie Cook Tommie Dick Spencer

Coal mine death at Jenny Lind in Arkansas

Fort Smith Arkansas October 7 a young man named Rogers operating a coal mine near Jenny Lind was instantly killed by a bursting fly wheel. He was struck on the left shoulder and head by a fragment and died without a breath.

Fort Smith, Ark Rogers Jenny Lind

Convict Shot While Trying to Escape Near Terrell

A county road convict attempted to flee near Bachelor creek southwest of Terrell by running. He did not halt when ordered and the guard fired, wounding him. He was recaptured and a physician summoned to treat the wound.

Terrell Tex Bachelor Creek

Husband Held for Murder Near Sallisaw Arkansas

Fort Smith Ark Oct 7 A deputy marshal arrested a husband after a woman living near Sallisaw shot herself. At a preliminary hearing before Commissioner W P Brown the husband was bound over on a murder charge.

Fort Smith Ark Sallisaw E. M. Fry W. P. Brown

Postoffice Robbery in Grapevine Texas

Burglars drilled into the Grapevine postoffice safe Sunday night and stole about $40 in stamps and $60 in cash. They first broke into Rainwater’s blacksmith shop to obtain a brace and bits before targeting the postoffice.

Grapevine Tex Rainwater

Sargent Talks With Roosevelt On Coal Strike

Washington reports a long interview between Frank P. Sargent and President Roosevelt about the coal strike. Sargent, longtime labor ally, is said to deliver a message to John Mitchell urging miners to end the strike for the public good. A Philadelphia meeting with Mitchell is planned if feasible progress remains elusive.

Washington Frank P. Sargent Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Roosevelt Sargent Mitchell Miners’ Union Philadelphia

Strike Protection Ordered for Hudson Valley Railway

Governor Odell issued an order directing the entire Second regiment to be on duty from Troy to Plattsburgh to protect Hudson Valley Railway property during the ongoing strike.

Albany Odell Troy Plattsburgh Hudson Valley Railway Company

Simpson Succeeds Russell in Seventh District Court

Oct. 7 The governor appoints R W Simpson of Gilmore Upshur County as district judge of the Seventh district to replace J G Russell who resigned Russell is the Democratic nominee for Congress in the district Simpson previously served as district attorney and was nominated to be district judge

Railroad Injures Worker At Fristo Shops

Hart Sherman Texas Oct 7 Boyce Brice a helper on the night shift at the Fristo shops slipped while dismounting a moving engine his right foot was caught by a drive wheel and severely crushed Amputation of one or more toes may result.

Railroad

Handcuffed Convicts Escape in Texas Camp

Scott White, a Black inmate at the county convict camp near Terrell Texas, escaped by filing the chain links of his guard tent restraints and leaving in handcuffs. He has not yet been captured. The Guam earthquake caused substantial property damage.

Terrell Tex Scott White

Corsicana Refining reports 580 producing wells in field

The Corsicana Refining company monthly oil statement for Corsicana Texas issued on Monday shows 580 producing wells and twenty two gas wells in the field.

Corsicana Tex Corsicana Refining Company

Strikes Plague Texas Mexican Railway. Mail Trains Only

News in brief reports ongoing firemen and switch engineers strike on the Texas Mexican railway with only mail trains operating. Mexico buys controlling interest in the Interoceanic railway and will take charge soon. Other items include deaths of Canon George Rawlinson and ex Governor John B Neil, a sword duel in France, a murder-suicide in Virginia, and coal prices in New York City.

Mexico Interoceanic Railway George Rawlinson Canterbury Eny Perchin Gaston Pollanais France Eli Baskett Atlee New York City John B. Neil Columbus, O

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