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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1902
Page
4
Mrs Laura S Webb of Toledo Ohio endorses Wine of Cardus describing relief from menstrual distress during the change of life. She says three months of use halted pain and restored regular menstruation and confidence for future health.
South half of black pear Allen Academy price 550 about or and one acre more in 80l fn2ast part of town. Four room and four percent naw house and well on premises. Price six room house and two lots located four blocks from Main Street. Brick cistern on premises. Price 1200. One quarter block near Allen Academy east front price 259.00 terms easy. Seven percent feet front on Railroad street Otto Boehme property will sell part or all. Lots near school house at 100 each. Also other city property.
Senator Stewart is at The Hague for the Pious Fund arbitration, with Mrs. Stewart. Since selling their Du Pont Circle home known as Stewart's Castle to Senator Clark of Montana, they have lived winters on F street near the state, war and navy buildings. They have reduced social activity in recent years.
Nearly all locals of United Workers in Tamaqua reaffirmed loyalty to President Mitchell and pledged to stay out until coal companies grant concessions. They doubt a Harrisburg meeting between Mitchell and Governor Stone will quickly affect the strike.
Guthrie Okla Sept 13 The government owned Indian school at the Otoe reservation was destroyed by fire with all contents. The loss is very high though figures are not yet released. The school lies 26 miles southeast of Ponca City. One hundred Indian children living on site escaped unharmed.
A nearly closed deal will transfer ownership of a Victoria county rice acreage valued at 225000. The buyers are St Louis investors with strong capital and include President Schaffey of the Missouri Trust Company as a leading member.
Rear Admiral Kley and Mrs Schley have returned to Boston after a Adirondack summer outing. Admiral Schley and Mrs Schley will leave Boston for Connecticut then head west within weeks and later visit Texas for about two months.
Frigid nights caused killing frosts across Kan gac in Nebraska Colorado and parts of Oklahoma and Missouri on Friday.
Fort Smith Ark Sept 13 Mrs George Scott 22 put a pistol to her head and killed herself on her husband’s farm eight miles from Sallisaw in Indian Territory She left home went into nearby timber and shot herself Her father J F Beard a farmer, confirms the death
The Call reports the exact amount received by relatives of the late Mrs. Charles Fair was 185000 dollars in their settlement, correcting earlier figures of millions.
A serious anti Semite outbreak hit Czenstochowa Poland as mobs stormed Jewish and bread shops. Fourteen Jews and one gendarme were killed and several people were injured. Military forces were sent to restore order.
In Ottawa on September 13 the 800 yard Palma trophy match saw the American rifle team take first place with Britain second and Canada third among the participating teams.
Unusually cold weather reported in west Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas with frost at Milam Tennessee and Hazlehurst Mississippi. Crops expected to suffer no serious damage. Also notes cholera record in Egypt with 1188 fresh cases and 16 209 deaths since July 15.
Reports from all polling boxes in Nolan county indicate anti prohibitionists hold a lead of about 30 votes. Sweetwater Texas September 11. Continuous returns show the margin narrowing as more boxes report.
A summary from the Manufacturers' Record notes railroad consolidations boosting southern industry. Southern Railway, Central of Georgia, and Illinois Central reports show hundreds of plants, thousands of spindles and looms, new mills, and rising farm land investment, with textile output growing from 7 to over 13 percent of U.S. cotton production.
President Geo Gould of the Missouri Pacific visits Memphis and says a new Mississippi River bridge would be built to lower tolls. He pledges a $250000 depot if a reasonable railroad depot is not completed, and promises the New Orleans to Memphis line and Kansas City to Memphis line would be ready within a year.
Sept 13 The circuit court under Judge Chitraus ruled against the Chicago board of trade power to adjudicate margins and discipline members in the July oats corner case White Thorburn and Co v President Commission houses seeks injunction. If upheld by higher court the decision ends board action over property rights tied to margins.
The New York weekly clearing house statement shows a $2,381,975 drop in surplus reserves to $715,075 above the legal 25 percent reserve requirement. Loans declined $6,875 and deposits fell $14,628,900 during the week.
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