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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1902
Page
1
Washington October 27 The anthracite coal strike commission opens its hearings with all members present and the parties well represented. The panel will decide procedure for testimony, session locations, and whether to hear witnesses without direct stake in the dispute to aid the commission.
In Wilkesbarre on October 27 President Mitchell held talks with District Presidents Nicholls Duffy and Fahey to outline his arbitration case for miners. He received a gold badge and watch from Polish Lithuanian and Slavish United Mine Workers members amid cheering crowds. In Scranton, non-union workers at Oxford collier faced a violent raid by union men, chased and pelted with coal through a passage until pursued to the mule barn.
London October 27 The final ceremonies of the new reign were held as King Edward VII with Queen Alexandra and the Prince of Wales attended a service at St Pauls cathedral. The king expressed gratitude for his restored health which made the coronation possible.
Powder works near Fairmont Virginia sustained about 30000 dollars damage from a Sunday blast that destroyed machinery and threw iron for miles. No injuries were reported. A trolley car collision in Yonkers New York injured twenty two passengers near Grey stone, with no fatalities expected and the auto occupants unharmed.
Census data show 99.0 percent of native white children of foreign born parents can read and write ages 10 to 14, versus 95.6 percent of native white children of native born parents. Regional differences favor immigrant families due to urban concentration and school access. ongoing changes for newer arrivals remain uncertain.
In Cold Springs Harbor New York coroner inquest results confirm John Volkman 18 was accidentally shot on Thespian hall stage by Charles Meinel during a two week medicine show feat. Volkman offered to accept an apple on his head. A third shot from about 20 feet struck Volkman and he died within an hour. Meinel is jailed on manslaughter charges.
Indian police under interior department orders eject large herds around Marietta Ardmore Oklahoma Territory as stockmen refuse tribal tax. Cattle driven to Red River and into Texas with possible injunction sought to restrain tribal authorities. Also notes floods in Italy and football death in Staunton. Cincinnati total registration drops 5258 to 71017.
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