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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
2
The Daily Eagle column comments on entering mail matter status, Bryan’s unacknowledged plea, social fashion absurdities, and local incidents. It cites the San Antonio fair roper J. H. Gardner's time, Hempstead pole incidents, and jokes on voting, coal bribes, and Massachusetts politics. It also mentions the settled coal strike and a Palestine correspondent on the Lewis wreck tying to I. & G. N. safety record.
List of names remaining in the Bryan post office including Anderson Boyle Duren Elmore Henderson Mills Mickens Nicholas Nichol Neal Loughridge Todd Ward Williams Mills etc. A one cent charge is made on each piece of mail advertised. Call for these letters saying advertised and give the date. Tyler Haswell Postmaster.
President Roosevelt ordered a commission meeting for Friday to organize and hear testimony after Wilkesbarre miners declared the anthracite strike ended. The panel will hear plaintiffs and witnesses with sessions likely in Washington Wilkesbarre Philadelphia and New York.
The commission will decide press access for hearings. Hearings may span unknown length. After testimony, each member gets a copy for review and the panel may reconvene later, possibly in this city, to draft a report for the president.
In London Oct 22 William OBrien pressured Premier Balfour over President Roosevelt’s letter to the United Irish League convention in Boston. He asked about the letter and U S Great Britain relations, urging a Commons discussion. The speaker ruled the question out of order, quelling the protest.
Austin notes report two complaints filed against the Santa Fe for violating railroad commission rules on furnishing tank cars. Oil shippers from Beaumont filed the complaints, while Santa Fe contends cars on their tracks need not be released. The first such complaint since the order took effect October 13. The rest covers Waco mayor impeachment transcript filings and state suits for back taxes in Victoria county and damages from American Bonding Company of Baltimore.
In Copenhagen on October 22 the lands thing rejected on second reading the Denmark United States treaty to cede the Danish West Indies. The vote was 32 to 32 with one absent. Leftists and six Independent Conservatives supported, Rightists and two Independent Conservatives opposed. Crown Prince Frederick and ministers attended as spectators filled the galleries. In Beaumont two years jail was given to J E Burke for attempted murder at Port Arthur hospital in August.
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