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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1902

Page

4

For Sale Local Real Estate Near Allen Academy

South half of block near Allen Academy priced 550 dollars. About 1.25 acres near the schoolhouse in southeast town. Swallow cottage tenant house and well on premises. Brick cistern on premises. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front price 250 dollars. Lots near school house at 100 dollars each. Also other city property and parts of Otto Boehme's property for sale four blocks from Mn Street.

Allen Academy Swallow Price Allen Acaemy East Front

Forces trapped in Somaliland fighting with scarce water

A Somaliland expedition officer describes a brutal ambush with dwindling water, supplies, and ammunition. He notes many losses, camels killed, blacks flanking, two maxims captured, and hopes India troops arrive. Foreign Office blamed for not establishing a permanent post at Curao. Swayne’s force faces growing tribal reinforcements. Second Bombay Grenadiers ordered to Somaliland with more troops likely to follow.

London India Foreign Office Col. Swayne Mullah Simla Bombay Grenadiers Somaliland

Heart Sealed by Rare Surgery at Bellevue Hospital

In New York on October 21 Bellevue Hospital surgeons performed a nearly unheard of procedure sewing shut a severed left ventricle in Annie Kingsley after a stabbing. The team of two led the operation with aides watching as six stitches halted life threatening bleeding and the patient began to recover.

New York Bellevue Hospital Annie Kingsley Mutual Life of A. D. M’gonnigo

Bank Blown Open In Summit Robbery

Robbers blew open the Bank of Summit early Monday and looted the vault. Loss estimated between $10,000 and $20,000. proprietors insured against burglary. Robbers escaped after triggering explosives that wrecked the building.

Minneapolis George W. Smith Casualty Company New York Summit Ll. D Bank of

Two 18 Year Old Suspects Arrested In Jewelry Case

In New York on October 21 two eighteen year olds were arrested at the Fifth Avenue hotel on suspicion of possessing valuable jewelry. They claim to be cousins from Butler Pennsylvania and have occupied suites in several top hotels during a ten day stay. A pearl necklace worth 1000 dollars was recovered among the gems. Police say they ordered goods to their apartments from major jewelers and dry goods firms without paying.

York Fifth Avenue Butler

Reddick on trial for outraging Mrs. Lewis found guilty

A large crowd gathered as Reddick was found guilty on both charges in the trial here. Citizens who had pledged not to hang anyone urged the law to take its course, with saloons closed and no extra measures yet announced.

Reddick Lewis

Relations Strained Between Venezuela and Great Britain

Oct. 21 diplomatic relations between Venezuela and Great Britain are severely strained. Caracas protests the hoisting of the British flag on Palos Island and President Castro voiced displeasure in talks with the British envoy. The issue centers on the Ban Righ revolutionary steamer and a 30 percent surtax on goods from the British West Indies.

Venezuela Great Britain Caracas Palos Castro Trinidad British West Indian Islands British West Indies Pachano Haggard Revolutionary Party

Vatican balks at sending a Pole to Washington

London reports Monsignor Zaleski has sought the Washington post for a year but the Vatican refuses a Pole to the United States to avoid angering Americans over the McKinley assassin link. In New York railroads resume coal transport with 4500 to 5000 workers recalled on the anthracite lines and up to 10,000 more on other lines.

London Cabling Rome The Daily Chronicle Monsignor Zaleski Canada Washington Vatican United States McKinley New York Philadelphia Reading Jersey Central

Bloodshed Along Kara Su River Reported

A dispatch from Constantinople to Novoe Vremya confirms Arnaut organization in Macedonia and reports heavy bloodshed along the Kara Su river with several hundred killed or wounded. In Philadelphia delegates at the Protestant Episcopal missionary council opened at St James Church with Bishop Gallor of Tennessee preaching.

Kara Su St. Petersburg Novoe Vremya Constantinople Arnauts Macedonia Philadelphia Missionary Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church St. James’ Church Gallor Tennessee

Prominent Terrell Lawyer Dies of Typhoid Fever

Terrell Texas October 21 Judge Angus J Alexander prominent local lawyer died in this city after more than three weeks illness from typhoid fever He was a native of Louisiana and well known in legal circles.

Terrell Tex Angus J. Alexander Louisiana

Labor unions to be incorporated in next legislature

Boston October 21. A bill will be introduced in the next legislature to incorporate labor unions. The movement grows from the coal strike.

Boston

Burned at the Stake After Jail Break in Arkansas

Charles Young, a Black man accused of assault and murder in Forrest City, Arkansas, was seized from the county jail by an infuriated mob and burned alive despite a promised immediate trial. Deputies and Sheriff Williams opposed the mob, but the crowd forced entry and carried out the execution. The mob then sought a second suspect in the killings of Mrs. Ed Lewis, but had not found him by midnight. In Texas, a gubernatorial dispute in the Choc taw nation ended with Green McCurtain recognized as governor by the Interior Department.

Arkansas Forrest City Ark Charles Young Ed Lewis W. E. Williams Hutton Murphy Sherif Williams Young Lewis Hunter Denison Tex T. W. Hunter Green McCurtain Secretary of the Interior Interior Department Tuskahoma

Murder Charge Arises After Gueydan Killing

In Gueydan, Abbeville County, Joseph Mousivie was shot three times in the back and killed. An inquest led to John C. King, a Black saloonkeeper, being jailed on murder charges based on the coroner and jury findings.

Abbeville Gueydan Joseph Mousivie Edwards John C. King

Young Hunter Shot in Sherman Firearm Accident

Will Smith an 18 year old son of a widow from West Sherman was likely fatally wounded when a gun discharged as he and 18 year old companion Fred Grider walked home from a day of hunting in the creek bottoms. The charge struck his side and tore the right hand.

Sherman, Tex Will Smith West Sherman Fred Grider South Travis Street

Wheat Prospects Excellent for Denton County

Denton Texas October 21 reports that national wheat prospects are very favorable with expected good winter rains. Increased acreage compared to last year boosts optimism for a large Denton County harvest next year amid improving conditions. In another item, F H Flaning a Chicago school supply collector was fired upon near Ryan Oklahoma Territory. he escaped with bullet holes in hat and clothing after a gunman opened fire from a bank above a washed-out road.

Denton, Tex Denton County Ryan I. T

Post Office opens bids for New York Havana and Tampico routes

Bids opened for mail contracts between New York Havana and Tampico. Only bidder, the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship company, offered $1 per mile for each route. The bid is expected to be accepted.

Washington Post Office Department New York Havana Tampico Mex New York and Cuba

Sandbagged Robbery in Chickasha Leaves Man Severely Wounded

Terral of Duncan Oklahoma was attacked in an alley in Chickasha while passing through. He was struck on the head with a heavy instrument and robbed of 65 dollars.

Ryan I. T Terral Duncan Chickasha

Millionaire Edward Butler Indicted Over City Bill Bribe

St. Louis dated Oct 2 reports millionaire politician Edward Butler indicted by the grand jury for paying Delegate Charles F. Kelly a 47500 bribe to secure support from a combined house of delegates for the ten year city fighting bill enacted November 28, 1899.

St. Louis Edward Butler Grand Jury Chas. F. Kelly House of Delegates

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Brazos County Otto Boehme J. N. Goodwin James & Hart Drug Stars Bryan, Texas Enchange Shaving Parlor H. B. Dorsey San Antonio Pain Texas Railroad L. Trice D. J. Price V.P G.M. G.P T.A Hack Madisonville Bryan Daily Hack Service Lelve S. W. Buchanan Episcopal Church Council FORD W. 7. Ford Franklin Brothers Gse Eupion Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos Texas McConnico General Insurance Agency Bryan, Tex
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