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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1901

Page

2

Rodgers Indicted Again Over Portuguese Vessel Activities

Boston reports Antonio Rodgers a Bedford ship agent indicted for allowing 110 Portuguese laborers from Cape Verde to land in violation of immigration law. He posted $8000 bail after first hearing and faces continued probes into the Lottie Hattie schooner voyage believed to have netted about $15,000.

Boston Hayal VY. L Antonio Rodgers Bedford United States Rodgers Witnnesses Cape Verde Islands Hattie Lottie Rew Beford

Tragedy Near the Cemetery Involving Williams Family

A double tragedy on the road to the cemetery left Jake Williams mortally wounded and N B Williams killed after a man, Tom Williams, shot them with a double barreled shotgun. Authorities pursued the slayer. the suspect was captured near Dr. R I Wilson and brought to town. The incident occurred on Wixon creek. the younger Williams is a nephew of the slain men.

Jake N. B. Williams Jake Williams Sheriff Nunn C. L. Baker Tom Williams Yester City

Roosevelt Era Reflected In British-Observer’s Farewell Note

Captain Arthur Lee, military attaché to the British embassy and MP, sails on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He recalls Roosevelt’s death sorrow and affirms English-U.S. harmony, mentions canal treaties, and hopes for swift ratification by U.S. Senate and British Parliament.

New York Arthur Lee Washington South Hampshire Lee Ini Tative Maine Iain Lee Cuba The Rough Riders Roosevelt England United States House of Commons United States Senate Senate

Schley court inquiry hears Captain Harber testimony

The first witness in the Schley court inquiry is Captain Harber, executive officer of the Texas during the Spanish war. He disputes statements about fleet logs, recalls different night distances, and objects to being pressed or threatened during questioning. An Italian miner incident in Leadville is noted, and a potential America’s Cup challenge by the New York Yacht Club is discussed amid race uncertainty.

Washington Schley Harber Texas Massachusetts Lemly Admiral Higginson Mr. Rayner New York Yacht Club New York

Notice to Light Consumers About Candle Power Misuse

A Bryan Water, Ice, Light and Power Co notice warns customers that lamps exceeding 16 candle power are billed at higher rates unless contracted, claiming some patrons ordered 82 candle power. It states lamps sold at Cole Bros. Hardware are traceable and threatens voltage changes to prevent losses. Also advertises malaria remedy and a druggist guarantee.

Cole Bros Bryan Water

Estray Notice From Brazos County Texas 1901

Taken up by T J Preston and estrayed before J P precinct No 4 Brazos County Texas one black mare four years old about 14 4 hands high appraised by J D Conlee and R L Brogdon at thirty dollars dated September 21 1901 official signature G W Michael Clerk County Court Brazos County

T. J. Preston G. Mitchell

Secretary of War Blibu Root Hurries Home for Ill Son

New York reports the illness of Blibu Root's eldest son Typhoid fever kept the secretary from returning to Washington. Root remains in New York awaiting his son's critical period next week.

New York Blibu Root

Puddler Declines To Work In Honor Of McKinley Memory

Youngstown dispatch reports that a group of puddlers at the American Steel Hoop refused to work in respect to President McKinley’s memory and were discharged. The Girard plant workers faced a 50 day stoppage with reinstatement demanded. the plant is to resume operations Friday.

Youngstown Dent McKinley Oii Girard

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