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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1902

Page

4

City Property Listings Near Allen Academy

Property notes describe multiple parcels including half block near Allen Academy priced at 8650 with peat schoolhouse in southeast town, Spruallow cottage and six room tenant house on four blocks from Maintreet, brick cistern on premises, quarter block near Allen Academy east front at 250 with easy terms, 75 feet on Railroad Street, Otto Boehme property, sale of part or all, schoolhouse lots at 8100 each, and additional city parcels offered.

Gouti Allen Academy Price Spruallow Maintreet East Front Otto Boehme

After More Wages. Railway conductors and trainmen vote on pay rise

Chicago reports members of the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen west of a Duluth to New Orleans line are voting on a proposed 10 to 20 percent wage increase. Returns will go to Kansas City for a joint decision on whether a uniform scale is to be prepared. Leaders stress no strike unless two thirds vote and all other means are exhausted.

Chicago Duluth Minn New Orleans BE. B. Clark The Order of Railway Conductors P. J. Morrisey Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Kansas City Cleveland Clark Morrissey

Quiet Reign in Mining Region As Strikes Standoff

At Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania Sheriff Jacobs and deputies guard the courthouse as miners’ strike tensions ease after an Italian Beating in Old Forge. John Fallon works to prevent trouble in Nanticoke while officials depart to deter marches. An upcoming strike headquarters conference may chart winter relief and a Gompers backed plan to sustain striking miners.

Wilkesbarre Mitchell Nichols Duffy Fahy Wilson Indianapolis Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Bishop Fallows Reformed Episcopal Church of Chicago Gompers

Riot at Saloon Ends in Police Raid and Arrests

In San Francisco on September 16, police led by Lieutenant Kelly raided Press Andersons saloon near the Presidio entrance arresting thirty three soldiers and ten civilians for playing percentage poker. A mob attacked officers with clubs and bricks, prompting shots but no injuries. Three infantry companies and one cavalry unit were dispatched to restore order. forty three prisoners were moved to the police station.

San Francisco Presidio Kelly Press Anderson Anderson

Forest Fires Ravage Oregon Washington Leave Twenty Dead

Twenty lives lost and about 1.6 million dollars in property destroyed as week of forest fires sweeps Oregon and Washington. Counties hit include Lents Springwater Bridal Veil in Oregon and Fifty Plain Lewis River Elma in Washington. Some 500 people lack food and shelter while relief rushes from Tacoma Seattle and Vancouver. Fires ease as smoke clears and sun returns.

Washington Portland Ore Oregon Tacoma Seattle Vancouver Lents Springwater Bridal Veil Fifty Plain Lewis River Elma

Ryan Knocks Out Kid Carter In Fort Erie Bout

Tommy Ryan, veteran middleweight, defeats Kid Carter of Brooklyn in the sixth round at Fort Erie arena. Carter presses hard and drives Ryan to corner exchanges, but Ryan's superior ring generalship prevails. A series of right jabs and blows finish the matter as Carter is left bleeding and incapacitated.

Fort Erie Ont Tommy Ryan Kid Carter Brooklyn Ryan Carter

Hobson Returns to Duty After Illness and Test

Naval Constructor Richard Pearson Hobson, who failed retirement, will be assigned to duty soon by the Navy Department. On sick leave since June 18, he sought three months’ leave for eye recovery after sun glare from raising sunken Spanish vessels. Doctor Bixby pronounces him fit, and Hobson plans to resume duties at Crescent Ship Building plant.

Hobson Washington Richard Pearson Hobson Navy Department Dr. Bixby Crescent Ship Building Company

German laborer dies in Beaumont derrick fall

Paul Smith a about 30 year old German laborer for the Palestine Beaumont Oil company fell from a derrick on September 16 in Beaumont Texas. Witnesses say he appeared overcome by gas, released his grip, and fell striking the derrick before dying within minutes. He previously worked in a New Orleans restaurant before coming to Beaumont.

Beaumont Tex Paul Smith Palestine-Beaumont Oil Company Smith New Orleans

Swift & Co. closings on six cottonseed mills in Texas

Swift & Co. has virtually closed deals for six large cottonseed oil mills in Texas at Temple Alvarado Grandview Itasca West Greenville. The deals involve about 760000 dollars. Authorities say a large refinery may be built here to operate with the Fort Worth packing plant in north Fort Worth.

Fort Worth Tex Swift & Co Temple Alvarado Grandview Itasca West Greenville North Fort Worth

Texan Commissioned as Second Lieutenant in Marines

Cleburne McCauley of Texas has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States marine corps. He previously served in the ranks and fought in the Spanish American War. The last matter handled by the late Representative DeGraffenreid with the executive department was advocating this appointment.

Washington Cleburne McCauley Texas United States Marine Corps Spain DeGraffenreid Executive Department

Beets Pay Off For Local Farmer Diversification Trial

Purcell Sept 16 James Robertson, a farmer one mile north of town, cultivated a quarter acre of beets this season and earned about five bushels. The largest root measured 1% inches around, 22 inches long and weighed 7% pounds, underscoring a successful crop diversification effort.

Purcell L. T James Robertson

Navy Lieutenant Morris Found Dead Aboard Olympia

Lieutenant John N. Morris of the United States Navy was found dead in his stateroom on the Olympia, anchored off the Boston navy yard. He died by his own hand. no motive or cause is known. He was listed among the survivors of the Maine expedition.

Boston John N. Morris United States Navy Olympia Boston Navy Yard Maine

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Elite Rstaurant Oystar Parlor C. M. Camp Bryan Prin John Wittman Ino. W. Hicks Propriets Palestine U.S. Cavalry Twelfth Cavalry Pain Manhattan Beach Liderim L. Trice Cc. Ogmaret Saisatin J. W. Batts Haven Brazos County Wyom Ing Mining Region Madisonville Daily Hack Service S. W. Buchanan Morris Nabors Bors Bros Franklin Brothers Ase Egupion Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Brose. & Co Cole Bros Thos Tyler Haswell Hanway’s E. Grieser Proprétor
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