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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1908

Page

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Girl with rifle stops disturbance in Cripple Creek

Miss Annie Coplen of Gillette Colorado armed with a rifle fired into a group of men disturbing her family home. Robert R. Young was wounded above the eye and Wilbur Rand in the leg. Coplen was brought to Cripple Creek as her mother reports a battle and victory.

Cripple Creek Colo Annie Coplen Gillette Robert R. Young Wilbur Rand Miss Coplen

Gould and railroad plans frame Austin shop debate

Kingdon Gould son of George Gould travels through Austin by private car after touring Mexican mining matters. The debate over moving the International and Great Northern shops from Taylor to Austin dominates discussions with Gould amid Taylor shop burnings. The Texas printing board keeps the Von Boeckmann Jones contracts unchanged while seeking better paper. Railroad rules on demurrage and cartage are discussed with Colonel Mike Sweeney. A separate Chicago incident reports Joseph Martin’s arrest after a clash with contractor Peter McLean over money, with McLean stabbed and Martin injured. An oil train derailment near Weimar, Texas delays traffic.

Austin Kingdon Gould George Gould International Mexico Great Northern Taylor Gould State Printing Board von Boeckmann-Jones Company Mike Sweeney Texas Car Service Association Railroad Commission Chicago Joseph Martin Altgeld Peter McLeon McLeon Martin North State Street McLean

Temporary truce loads McCarren delegates to Rochester

Democratic national committee reports a ceasefire between Tammany Hall leader Charles F. Murphy and State Senator McCarren of Brooklyn. McCarren delegates will be seated at the Rochester state convention after an hourlong New York City conference. The Rochester convention is expected to be harmonious and properly certified delegates will be seated.

McCarren Chicago Democratic National Committee Charles F. Murphy Tammany Hall Brooklyn William i. Conners New York New York City Rochester New York State

American Battleships Reach Albany After 1300 Mile Voyage

The American battleships arrived at Albany West Australia after a 1300 mile sail from Melbourne. They formed in a square off Ming Point and saluted the fort Gibraltar and General Baquedano. The Connecticut led the fleet to Princess Royal harbor for coal and supplies as preparations begin for the voyage to Manila. The harbor fluttered with many flags, dominated by American colors.

Albany West Australia Melbourne Ming Point Gibraltar General Baquedano Connecticut Princess Royal Harbor Manilla

Presidential Candidates to Meet in Chicago Banquet

Bryan and other presidential contenders will speak at a Chicago banquet on October 7 hosted by the Chicago Association of Commerce. W B Moody, the association’s business agent, says the event will feature non political speeches.

Chicago Bryan Chicago Associate Commerce Association W. B. Moody

Largest iron ore reserve found in New York state

Albany Sept 11 A report by state geologist Dr John Clarke identifies a Clinton formation iron ore field in central and western New York with an estimated minerable ore of not less than 600 million tons. The finding marks one of the largest ore reserves in current mining.

Albany N. Y New York State John Clarke Clarke Clinton

Eucharistic congress delegates split for sectional meetings

London on September 11 delegates to the International Eucharistic congress separated after the morning high mass in Westminster Cathedral. Cardinal Logue presided at an English meeting where papers discussed The Eucharistic League and Sacramental League for the Promotion of the Daily Communion.

London Westminster Utrecht Cardinal Logue

Cattle Receipts Grow, Exans Lead Thursday Trade

St Louis on Thursday reports cattle receipts totaling 5,500 with 3,700 exans noted among arrivals. Prices and activity described as steady to lower amid mixed demand from buyers and sellers.

St. Louis

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