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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1902

Page

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Rioting in New Orleans over streetcar operations turns violent

An early morning riot on Canal Street pits strikers and supporters against non union workers as a streetcar operated under guard. Shots fire, several people injured including officers, a motorman and a bystander. Chicago men aiding the strike are arrested as governor calls for troops.

New Orleans Canal Street Peter Johnson Alfred Clarke Home Detective Agency St Louis Fred Nintz Chicago M. L. Kennedy Alfred Clark Dorgenois Street R. D. Kouitz Luray Clark Johnson Schlessinger Ferguson Kennedy Nintz Heard Alexander Derbes Farmville St. Louis Fordyce

Fire at Spindletop Oil Field Causes Heavy Loss

Fire at the Spindletop oil field near Beaumont Texas started when a watchman snuffed his lantern and dozed. The blaze consumed 12 to 25 lives feared and 40 derricks burned with losses estimated up to 3 million dollars and property damage around 200 thousand to 250 thousand dollars. Sixty more rigs burned and 150 companies faced potential bankruptcies as the fire raged across half of block 38 on Spindletop avenue.

Beaumont Tex Thomas Rowley Brice Company J. S. Corbett Henry Hurd Corbett Well Hoge-Swayne Hogg-Swayne Kansas City Oil and Gas Company Block 38 Spindletop Avenue

Satisfactory Conference For Coal Field Resumption

A conference in Buffalo between a national Manufacturers' Association committee and President Mitchell and aides at the Iroquois hotel failed to reach a definite plan for partial resumption in the anthracite fields. The manufacturers' group said communication with operators via long distance telephone was established and a Philadelphia meeting was scheduled, seen as significant progress.

Buffalo N. Y National Manufacturers’ Association Mitchell Iroquois Hotel Philadelphia

Section Hand Killed Near Corsicana Texas

Dennis Coughlin a longtime section hand on the Houston and Texas Central was killed by a freight train five miles south of Corsicana Texas. An iron plate on the engine struck his left temple. the wound looked as if caused by an ax. He had apparently slept beside the track when struck.

Corsicana Tex Dennis Coughlin Houston and Texas Central Here Coughlin

Saloon Shooting Ends in Fatality Over Threatening Knife Fight

In Lovelake Louisiana a man shot John H. Vickers in a Texas street saloon after a dispute with Crawford's son. Dr. Crawford testified he fired to save his son as Vickers advanced with a knife. The ball pierced Vickers brain and death was instantaneous.

Lovelake John H. Vickers Texas Crawford Vickers

Burst of a Fly Wheel at Lone Star Brewery

A driving wheel shattered at the Lone Star brewery in San Antonio on October 8 causing about 1000 dollars in equipment damage. Several workers escaped injury as fragments flew through the room.

San Antonio Lone Star

Former Brooklyn coal leader Patterson dies in Brooklyn

Died from worry in Brooklyn at his home on October 8. Thomas J. Patterson, former borough assessor and collector and general manager and largest stockholder of the Lehigh and Scranton Coal company, was prominent in the Brooklyn Coal Exchange and served as its president and as a director of several banks.

New York Thomas J. Patterson Lehigh and &Cranton Coal Company Brooklyn Patterson Brooklyn Coal Exchange

Shreveport Doctor Crawford Noted Leader

Shreveport physician Dr. Ga Crawford, a prominent local figure, is cited in a Shout column entry dated October 8, highlighting his standing in the medical community.

Shreveport Ga, Crawford

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Malta Vita Ralston Howell Brothers J. A. Boriskie, Proprietor. & Daly Bi Parsons Bottling Works C. G. Parsons Bryan, Texas Creson Cork System Hutchinson Bryan E. C. Harder & Co Kandy Kitchen Orleens Dudley & Kel BIG 4 Billy Kersands Clarence Powell S. H. Dudley Dude Kelley 50 Emperors of Minstrels James & Hart D. Mike JR
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