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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

4

For Sale Properties in Mountown Area

For sale listings include half block near Allen Academy and one and a quarter acres near Echoe House in the southeast Mtown, small cottage with tenant, six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street, brick cistern on premises, prices from 1250, quarter block near Allen Academy with fast front, price 250, terms easy, Otto Boehme property near railroad and school house at 100, plus other city property and option to sell part or all.

Echoe House Mtown Snall Price Main Street Allen Academy Otto Boehme

Railroads Launch Southwest Colonization Drive Across Four States

Southwest lines including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Missouri Pacific Rock Island and Frisco unite to recruit settlers for Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory and part of Louisiana. A three year bureau will manage reduced homeseekers and freight rates with a dedicated agent and joint travel incentives to attract permanent settlers.

Santa Fe Rock Island Missouri Pacific Frisco New York Southwestern Railroads Atchison, Rock Island St. Louis San Francisco Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Louisiana

Cleveland Traction company plans Sherman to Waco line

The Cleveland Traction company, operating electric interurban lines in Ohio Indiana and Michigan, seeks Texas investments. At a Sherman Commercial club meeting Monday, F H Farham presented a proposal for an electric railway from Sherman to Waco via Dallas and Waxahachie costing about 3 000 000.

Sherman Waco Tex Dallas Waxahachie

Speculation on Heir to Texas Congressional Seat

Texarkana October 14 speculation swirls over who will replace late Congressman Sheppard. Prominent contenders include Morris Sheppard, the deceased's son, as political figures push to name him the successor shortly after the funeral.

Texarkana Tex Sheppard Morris Sheppard

Battle Near La Victoria In Venezuela Reported

An important engagement began Monday near La Victoria as President Castro commands 4100 soldiers with 15 guns facing revolutionary forces of about 6000 men with 22 guns. Valencia, two hours away, echoed with fierce cannonading.

Venezuela Willemstadt la Victoria Castro Matos Mendoza Peraloza Riera Valencia

Revolt in Macedonia Report Hits London Dispatch

A Daily Mail dispatch from Volo Greece says twenty two Macedonian villages are in full revolt and a Turkish battalion was annihilated by insurgents in the Abrezna defile. The news cites sources that had downplayed trouble and indicates the situation has worsened.

Macedonia London Daily Mail Volo Greece Abrezna

Imported Men Return Home After Chicago Strike Threats

J H Eidson the St Louis strike breaker was escorted to the Illinois Central depot by police as rioters’ hostility eased. Other St Louis and Chicago men with him departed for their homes.

New Orleans J. H. Eidson St. Louis Illinois Central Chicago

Transport Logan Arrives With Troops in San Francisco

The transport Logan arrived in San Francisco after a 29 day voyage from Manila via Nagasaki. Brigadier General Frederick Grant sails with the ship along with Ninth Cavalry units. Also onboard are 185 casuals 55 discharged soldiers 123 sick and a number of insane troops.

Logan San Francisco Manila Nagasaki Frederick Grant Ninth Cavalry

West Named Commissioner of the District of Columbia

Washington October 14 The president appointed Henry L West to be commissioner of the District of Columbia to succeed the late John W Ross West is a well known newspaper man of this city and has for many years been connected with the Washington Post.

West Washington Henry L. West District of Columbia John W. Ross Washington Post

Desperate Expresses Ends in Tragedy at Tracy

Tracy Minnesota October 14 Ed Striker shot and killed his wife and son seriously wounded Frank McAlister and then killed himself. Striker and his wife had been living apart for two years.

Suicidad Tracy, Minn Ed Striker Frank McAlister Striker

Motorman Held Up Near Fair Grounds

Dallas report says Allen Mitchell a motorman living at 177 Willow Street was held up Monday night near the fair grounds by two men and robbed of his watch and 18 dollars in cash.

Dallas Allen Mitchell Willow Street

Brokers Fail to Block Grand Army Ticket Sales

A court enjoined 33 local ticket brokers from selling Grand Army special excursion tickets issued by the Pennsylvania Southern Baltimore and Ohio and Chesapeake railroads. The case held these tickets were issued under a contract restricting use to original purchasers, rendering any transfer or misuse void and fraudulent. the railroads’ contention that a joint agency violated the Sherman act was deemed tenable.

Pennsylvania Southern Baltimore Bar

Complication Over Panama Railway Reparation Lesson

Washington reports that if Colombia sues the Panama Railway for failing to carry troops and munitions, the railway company may reclaim against the United States. The U.S. would seek repayment from Colombia, arguing the action followed treaty obligations guaranteeing free transit across the isthmus.

United States Panama Washington Panama Railway Company Colombia Isthmus

Passenger Trains Run as Strike Breaks Dow n

Railroads Texas-Mexican and National of Mexico report resumed regular passenger service and some freight movement. Management claims intent to raise wages for firemen and brakemen but vows not to rehire striking workers. Dallas court to review local option petition for Dallas County at next session.

Laredo Texas-Mexican and National Railroad of Mexico Galbraith Dallas Dallas County Commmissioners’ Court Nat Turney T. F. Lewis

Explosion in a Mine Claims Several Lives near Pawnee

An explosion at the Victor mine near Pawnee eighteen miles from Springfield on October 11 killed three men and fatally injured three others. Several more workers were seriously injured in the incident.

Springfield Victor Pawnee Here

Various Texas Incidents and National Alerts Recap

Brief items report robberies, jail breaks and killings across Texas including Mount Pleasant Waco San Antonio Terrell and Dallas. Notable events include a $800 judgment against Katy by George Rankin Waxahachie, train injuries in Daugherty and Midlothian, a fatality near Dallas, and a morphine death in Dallas. International notes mention Prince Henry buying a car and Britain seeking a Transvaal loan. Traffic, labor and parade-related injuries also appear along with a potential oil mill project in Marshall Texas. News touches on Belgian miners strike Servian cabinet resignation National Educational Association plans Boston meeting and Rear Admiral Schley’s Dallas visit.

W. H. Bridges Mount Pleasant Tex Waco Harvey Harrel San Antonio Thomas Holt J. M. Gaston Terrell Daugherty Tex James Brannon McKinney Dallas Grayson County Frank L. Dunn Midlothian Fort Worth George Rankin Waxahachie Katy Belgium Trepez National Educational Association Boston Mass Schley South Texas Ed Jennings Dallas Tex Charlie Fulks Big Sandy Hawkins Marshall

Lynching Fear Surges After Buchanan Murder Arrest

In Nacogdoches Texas on October 14 officers pursuing the black suspect Buchanan in a brutal Friday night murder and rape case vanished from a mob held route to Nacogdoches Timpson and Shelby county woods with another mob scanning San Augustine. Governor’s troops were feared unlikely to avert lynching as the case inflamed local anger and officials had no word yet.

Sherify Buchanan Nacogdoches Tex Tenaha Timpson Shelby County San Augustine Duncan Hicks Here

Buchanan in Shreveport Jail

Jim Buchanan the negro murderer of the Hicks family at Nacogdoches was landed in Shreveport jail early this morning.

Buchanan Shreveport Jim Buchanan Hicks Nacogdoches

Cleveland Advises Pursue to Win in Election

Former President Cleveland urges tariff reform as Democratic campaign focus in congressional and next presidential elections. He warns Republicans may shift ground on tariffs and sound money if Democrats become lukewarm. He praises New York Democracy for taking a firm tariff stance and calls for continued effort to win the House.

New York The Evening Post Cleveland Empire State

Faith Cure Doctors Pay Tax Like Traveling Physicians

Governor Sayers says no assistance asked to protect Jim Buchanan. State Revenue Agent Cunningham rules faith cure doctors owe occupation tax as traveling physicians. The governor orders superintendents to organize a board to investigate power lights and water for institutions for possible legislative action.

Austin Sayers Jim Buchanan Hicks Nacogdoches Cunningham

Arlington Postoffice Robbed

Arlington officers report the city postoffice safe was blown open with dynamite during Monday night and $600 stolen. No crew was found. Officials here suspect the burglars may have accompanied Ringling's circus.

Arlington

Train Held for Troops in Constantinople Transit

The Saloni ca Monastier railroad was ordered to hold cars for troop and military stores. A detachment of 2350 soldiers left Salonica Sunday for Dedee Agatha, a European Turkish seaport. A Bulgarian band was dispersed near Florina, seven killed.

Constantinople Salonica Monastier Salonica Dedee Agatha Turkey Florina

President Castro Surrounded at La Victoria

News from La Victoria reports President Castro's army encircled by revolutionary generals with his position described as critical following an engagement that began Monday morning.

Castro Wilemstadt la Victoria

Editor J. E. Kelley Released on Bond in Cayley Shooting Case

Butte Montana editor J E Kelley charged with shooting Dr H A Cayley is freed on fifteen hundred dollar bond. Kelley surrendered to police and Cayley remains in precarious condition according to reports from Butte.

Kelly Butte Mont J. E. Kelley H. A. Cayley Kelley

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J. W. Batts Brazoe County Heptos Heptol Morrison Drug Co Bryan W. W. Griffin Bryan, Texas Ghiy Shaving Parlor Independent Move Otorman Brokers Prince Henry of Prussia Great Britain Transvaal FORD W.T. Ford Franklin Brothers McObess Soguces ASE Ecpion Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos. W Jsocssoge McConnico General Insurance Agency Bryan, Tex Mutual Life of A. D. M’connigo
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