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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1902
Page
4
Philadelphia reports the anthracite mine workers strike at eighteen weeks with lines drawn between operators and miners. Officials predict the conflict may last months unless concessions are granted. Shipments in the last week reach 100000 tons as 146000 workers are affected and few are at work.
William Nathaniel Roach former United States senator from North Dakota 1893 to 1899 died in New York after a lengthy cancer battle He was born September 25 1840 in Washington and played a key role in Dakota territory mail routes Roach twice sought the governorship as a Democrat but lost both campaigns
President Roosevelt toured historic Chattanooga on Sunday visiting Chickamauga battlefield and Miles cavalry drills. A Georgia delegation presented a hickory cane from Chickamauga with names of Civil War generals. He addressed citizens and troops and planned to speak again at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen convention before leaving for Knoxville.
Listings describe multiple properties for sale including a south block near Allen Academy priced at 550 with about a quarter acre, a small cottage and tenant house at 760, a six room house with two lots four blocks from Main Street with brick cistern at 1260, a quarter block near Allen Academy east front at 250, allotments along Railroad Street out Otto Boehme’s property with partial or full sale, and lots near the schoolhouse at 100 each plus other city property.
A violent clash 10 miles east of Durant Oklahoma on Saturday evening left Rev W F Whaley dead and Alf Whaley badly injured with both arms torn from his body. J A Richardson sustained a severe thigh wound. The confrontation followed months of dispute between the families, with both sides armed. Two mules were killed or injured in the wagon incident.
Louisville ministers urge action to prevent the September 22 bout between McGovern and Young Corbett. A petition will be drafted for Governor Beckham to halt the fight, with backing from the Young Men's Christian Association.
The body buried here Saturday morning was exhumed and positively identified as the Chicago double murderer. Identification was made by William Mitchell, a brother of Bartholin’s sweetheart, and Lieutenant Ren of Chicago.
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