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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
2
The Eagle notes Rock Island surveyors blaze a permanent line ignoring missing towns as Cleveland figures and New York politics rise. Mayor Tom L Johnson leads Ohio Democrats toward presidential consideration while Gen H B Stoddard reports Roosevelt likely GOP nominee and strong east popularity.
Mrs Mary Phoebe of Millican swallowed a needle about three years ago. She suffered consumption like symptoms and poor health despite doctors care. A recent hard cough expelled the needle bright and clean except for a tarnished point. Her health improved markedly afterward and she gained flesh.
Mrs. Della Burt Conway, wife of W. T. Conway, died after a week of illness at her Brazos county home. Aged 27 years and one month, she leaves a husband three sons and a wide family circle. Funeral at 8 this morning from the family residence with interment at Thompson's Creek Baptist church.
Bids to city secretary office due at 8 30 p m Friday Sept 12 for painting outside woodwork and roof with two coats of paint or graphite. City reserves right to reject all bids. M Spell City Secretary.
The ad notes Darling A and Bucks cook stoves sold by J. A. Myers for seventeen years in the state. Bryan Grocery Co promotes September trades. J H and J R Burnett of Madisonville depart to Garland and Bremond. Mr. and Mrs. R B Compton visit Madisonville.
The Ohio Democrats nominated a state ticket at Sandusky led by Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow for Secretary of State and Michael Donnelly as Supreme Judge. Pil ip H. Bruck was chosen Food and Dairy commissioner with Jos J. Pater for the State Board of Public Works. The convention backed Mayor Tom L. Johnson and adopted a platform opposing imperialism trusts and monopolies. Johnson and Bigelow to campaign widely beginning with Lorain next Saturday.
Des Moines and Wisconsin and California Democrats name slate of officials including Secretary of State Richard Burke and Governor candidates. In Iowa the platform omits free silver for the first time since 1896. A separate dispatch notes a Vienna landslide near Mount Kasbek causing 700 deaths.
W L Sargent former private secretary to the late Congressman DeGraffenreid and Hon R G Andrews of Winsboro run for congress in the Third Texas district to fill the unexpired term.
Severe frost swept across parts of Canada on Wednesday night with farmers reporting damaged crops and chill intensities affecting overnight temperatures. Local officials urged residents to conserve heat and take precautions during the unusually cold spell.
The national report records a 64 point low average for cotton condition, two-tenths below Sept 1 1896. Texas and Alabama drive the decline with disastrous conditions in both states. Texas reports the lowest ever value, Alabama the poorest on record.
A westbound Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe passenger train derailed between Zephyr and Mullin, injuring many including Mrs. Humphries who is likely to die. Officials presume a broken rail caused the crash as a following eastbound train passed a rough section.
At the southeast corner of the square in Paris, Texas, Joe Copeland was fatally wounded in a 1 am shooting by John Crain after a brief affray. Crain claimed self defense and was arrested at the Kimball hotel. his pistol held one spent shell.
Captain J L Brittain a longtime Georgetown resident and Texas landmark died Tuesday night aged and noted for coming to Texas as a boy from Tennessee. His death ends more than half a century of local presence and public service in the state.
Jeff Taylor of Elgin Texas died after being run over by a moving train leaving him with both legs severed. Aurelas Partin near Ennis Texas killed himself with a shotgun citing ill health. Ardmore Indian Territory pursues free delivery service. The territory maintains an old game law governing hunting.
Notice directs that individuals who cut grass and fill dirt along street edges must remove obstructions immediately. Repeated offenses will be punished by a fine. Harrison, Maya.
A four room house with dug well and barn sits on 26 acres of land suitable for farming. Valued at 1260 dollars, it will sell on terms for 700 dollars. Cliff A. Adams.
South half of a lot near Academy for about price unknown and a small cottage with well on premises. Six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street at 1250 dollars. One quarter block near Allen domain east front priced with easy terms. 75 feet on Railroad Otto Boehme property for sale part or all. Lots near school house at 100 dollars each and other city property available.
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