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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1902

Page

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Sheriff Slips Prisoner from Mob to Send to Rusk

Shreveport dispatch recounts Sheriff Spradley of Nacogdoches guiding self confessed killer Buchanan through a tense escape from a large mob. Aided by Deputy Matthews and Constable Borders, they moved him by cab and train toward the penitentiary in Rusk while avoiding armed crowds at multiple towns.

Sherveport Buchanan Spradley Texas and Pacific Rusk Chareg Matthews Borders Nacogdoches John Spradley Texas Caddo Games Buchanan Hicks Shreveport Tenaha Appleby Sheriff Spradley Logansport

Buchanan to Face Trial Amid Racial Tensions in Nacogdoches

Indicted for murder and rape Jim Buchanan, a self confessed killer, is slated for trial next Tuesday in Nacogdoches. Local authorities fear mob violence and plan to deploy state guards as citizens demand a fair process.

Buchanan Cuteoos Nacogdoches Tex Jim Buchanan Hick Davis Spradley

Cribbed and Then Robbed in Crandall And Kansas City

A stranger was found near the railroad yards south of Crandall. He is John Duffy, a butcher from Kansas City, recently of Crandall and Harrison county, robbed of $25 after being knocked in the head on the Ringling Bros show train. He was loaded onto the train northbound. In Omaha a football game between the University of South Dakota and Omaha Medical College sparked a brawl with injuries including a fractured shoulder and broken ribs, ejecting several players.

Justin Tex John Duffy Crandall Harrison County Kansas City Ringling Bros Omaha University of South Dakota Omaha Medical College Capt. Newcomb Thompson Novotny Jung Eby

Train accident claims Midland railroad worker Berquist

Berquist, 50, Swede and pumping station foreman for the Midland Railroad at Rosger, was run over by a train at Midland Texas on October 15. He and other injured men, all visitors, were involved in a game mishap where Umpire Whittemore of Brown College was also struck in the jaw.

Ress Whittemore Brown College Berquist Midland Terrell Tex John Berquist Midland Railroad Rosger

Funeral for John L. Sheppard Draws Large Turnout

The funeral of the late Congressman John L. Sheppard was held Tuesday afternoon in Texarkana with hundreds of mourners from the district attending. Schools closed and businesses paused as Lanham Cooper and Randel spoke at the church, followed by a prayer by Rev. J L Morris. Masons Woodmen of the World and other groups escorted the service to Rose Hill cemetery where grave rites were conducted.

Texas Texarkana Ark John L. Sheppard Lanham Henry Cooper Randel J. L. Morris Paris Masonic Order Woodmen of the World Rose Hill Cemetery Masons

Slaying near Campbell shocks Shreveport area

In Campbell, Louisiana, C Singleton, a white man, was shot and killed by Albert Williams, a Black man, using a double-barrel shotgun loaded with buckshot. The feud began Sunday after Singleton accused Williams on a mule of roughing him in a buggy. Williams fled but was chased by a citizen posse.

Shreveport C. Singleton Campbell Albert Williams Williams Singleton

Christian Science Death Sparks Inquest in Houston

George Weber a 60 year old white man living with Mrs Bartell near Beau champ Springs died after a long illness. He refused regular medical care preferring a Christian Science healer to pray at his bedside. Justice Matthews opened an inquest and has not yet announced a verdict.

Houston George Weber Barteil Beauchamp Springs Justice Matthews

Fire destroys lumber yard and depot in Giddings

Fire at M. Schurman’s lumber yard near the Houston and Texas Central freight depot in Giddings damages the yard and office, melts two box cars, and scorches the freight depot. Loss estimated at 9000 to 10000 dollars with about 4500 dollars insured. Wells Fargo Office saved. Most freight moved from depot. books and papers saved.

Giddings Tex M. Schurman Houston Texas Central Wells-Fargo Express Company

Two Men Die In Dallas On Cotton Belt Tracks

Dave S Welsh, age unknown, a night gang member, was struck by a construction train while shoveling at a dump near the Cotton Belt track by the brew ery. His right arm was severed and his neck and head were severely mangled. L T Hill, 43, was found unconscious under a trestle and died at Dallas City Hospital within an hour, believed to have fallen through the trestle.

Dallas Dave S. Welsh Cotton Belt Welsh L. T. Hill

No Confidence in Morgan and Strike End Deal

Oct. 15 in Wilkesbarre reports Nathan Strauss of New York with J. P. Morgan seeking to end the strike. Morgan promised miners’ justice if workers returned but declined union involvement. Mitchell refused the proposition on that ground.

Morgan Wilkesbarre Nathan Strauss New York J. P. Morgan Strauss Mr. Morgan Mr. Mitchell

Worker Leaders Refuse Return Until Morgan Acts

An unnamed spokesman said he would not advise men to return to work on the assumption that Mr. Morgan would take action for them. The statement signals continued labor tensions and unclear prospects for negotiated relief.

Mr. Morgan

Beville Burglary Loots Six Stores and Depot

Burglars hit Beckville Texas on Monday night breaking into six stores the post office and the depot. Cash drawers looted at each site but little money found leading to theft of watches and jewelry valued at several hundred dollars. Investigating officers seek clues as citizens offer a reward hoping to catch the culprits.

Beckville Tex

Castro Victorious Near La Victoria Venezuela

An official report states the government army defeated the revolutionary forces near La Victoria, Castro's side winning a complete victory near Puerto Cabello on October 15.

Castro Puerto Cabello Venezuela la Victoria

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