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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1898
Page
4
A trolley car on a bridge near Cohoes New York was struck by a train leaving ten dead and at least one more victim reported. The disaster disrupted transport as investigators inspect the wreckage and mourners gather at the scene.
A Troy City Railway car was struck by a Delaware and Hudson night boat special at a Hudson river crossing in Cohoes. Eighteen of the 35 passengers died and many others were injured as bodies and wreckage filled the river scene.
In Floresville Texas on a Saturday evening at Sour Springs Greenberry Carter was shot and killed and his brother Jesse Carter was fatally wounded. The incident details remain unavailable.
Cincinnati and then again at Cincinnati on Sept 6 the middle of the road Populists held sessions denouncing fusion with Democrats. Ignatius Donnelly led radical speeches attacking Wheeler Butler and party leaders while pushing reform and an independent presidential ticket and broader candidacies. An address to the nation reaffirmed the Populist platform and called for reorganizing the party.
Omaha reports the biggest telegraphers gathering since the Civil War set for September 15. Attendees will see war balloon ascensions with telegraph gear, an Indian war dance, a Mexican band concert, and tours of expo midway plus a farewell banquet.
Washington reports indicate navy officials concluded the statements attributed to Chaplain Joseph P. McIntyre are authentic and ordered his court martial for conduct unbecoming and prejudicing good order. McIntyre, aboard the Oregon during the July 3 battle, criticized officers including Admiral Sampson and Captain Evans. He is on leave in Denver as orders proceed.
A man’s headless body was found in a railroad yard this morning. Police suspect murder with no apparent motive. Payne’s father is a prominent North Alabama figure residing at Sheffield, with his brother a Greenwood school professor.
Prairie testimonial praises Swift's Specific as the only cure for deep seated blood diseases. It claims universal patient praise across the country and cites cures of verging conditions in children and adults. The ad stresses the remedy is vegetable and mercury free and offers free literature from the Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
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