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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1902

Page

4

City property sale notices mix of small town listings

J. W. Batts offers multiple parcels near Allen Academy and Main Street including a one and a quarter acre near the southeast town, a six room house with two lots, a quarter block east front by the Academy, and other city parcels. Prices range from 100 to 1250 with easy terms and nearby amenities such as a brick cistern and a well. Additional lots near the school are listed at $100 each with other city property available.

Allen Academy Snall Otto Boehme

Electric irrigation plant proposed for 10000-acre rice tract

Nahl and Graybill from Houston seek to install an electric irrigation system on a 10000 acre rice land near Houston. They plan a central power plant, wells with pumps, and a rice mill operated by electric power. Estimated cost is 250000 dollars. Water is available 50 to 60 feet underground. They claim cheaper than canal irrigation and relief from dry spells.

New Orleans Nahl and Graybill Houston Texas Nahl

Riggins Impeachment Case Goes to Court of Appeals

Waco seeks dissolution of injunction blocking impeachment proceedings against Mayor J W Riggins. City attorney Albert Sanford argues higher courts lack jurisdiction to halt removal by charter. Court to hear arguments Friday morning. Also noted, Texas railroad mileage tables issued by Railroad Commission effective Oct 1, covering International and Great Northern and Texas and New Orleans extensions. Some railroads’ annual reports delayed. attorney general unlikely to act imminently.

Austin Allan D. Sanford Waco Court of Civil Appeals City of J. W. Riggins District Courts Railroad Commission Texas International Great Northern New Orleans

Settlement of Palestine machinists strike stalls

Palestine Texas September 23 The long awaited settlement of the machinists strike here has not materialized and little hope remains for a favorable outcome to the strikers. Some workers stay. most have left for other jobs as railroad officials insist they have plenty of competent men to run the machines while some strikers claim engines are deteriorating daily.

Palestine Tex

Man Eating Lion Dead

Nick Wallace the famed man eating lion died in Hobart Oklahoma on September 16. He was the oldest and largest lion ever kept in captivity and spent twenty five years in confinement traveling the United States with various circus men.

Hobart Okla Nick Wallace United States

Beaumont area rushes to rebuild after fire at Keith-Ward tract

Beaumont Texas on September 23 reports property owners racing to restore the Keith-Ward tract after a recent fire. New derricks rise over nearly every well and pumping gear is installed as fast as received. Likely some wells will begin producing within days.

Beaumont Tex Keith-Ward

Three saloon men arraigned over Sunday closing law

In El Paso on September 23 three saloon men were arraigned in police court for keeping doors open on Sunday. Two were accused of selling liquor over the bar while a third simply served drinks to guests at his restaurant table. He says he has a legal right and will appeal.

el Paso Tex

Young at New York Taken to Police Headquarters

William Hoop­er Young was moved from Derby to New York after arriving at Grand Central. A 400 to 500 crowd watched as detectives escorted him from a smoker to a closed carriage. His counsel, Hart, expressed doubt about his sanity and requested a professional examination.

New York Derby Conn William Hooper Young Grand Central Station Young Hughes Findlay Hart William F. Hart

Roosevelt visits Logansport in brief stop

President Roosevelt arrived in Logansport Indiana at 7 15 am to a large crowd at the Wa bash station He spoke from a high school lawn and then rode to the high school while veterans and Grand Army marchers struggled to keep pace He shook hands with a few on the platform and guards kept the crowd at bay by the carriage Secret service watched closely during the stop.

Logansport Ind Roosevelt Wabash Station Grand Army of the Republic Vaughan Secret Service

Boxer Chiefs Stoke Boxers to Insurrection in Shen Si

From the Orient dispatches report Li Lai Chung and Lieutenant Prince Tuan arriving at Cheng Tu ahead of an uprising. The mere presence of the leader sparked frenzied Boxer enthusiasm as insurrection intensified. Separately Siamese forces allegedly kidnap the rajah of Tulebin and the rajah of Puni to press surrender terms. Indignation runs high among Malays. In New York Wabash railroad earnings rise with net surplus and a mortgage intended to acquire the Omaha and St. Louis line.

Tulebin Puni Kingdom of Siam New York Wabash O. D. Ashley Omaha and St. Louis Railway

Cantor Sues City Street Railway Over Beard Loss

Simon Kurtz, a cantor in a synagogue, files a $10,000 damage suit against a New York street railway company claiming a fall caused him to shave his beard, hindering his ability to perform under church rules.

New York Simon Kurtz Kurtz

Prize list for eighteenth National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden

The prize list for the eighteenth annual National Horse Show association exhibition at Madison Square Garden, opening the week of November 17, outlines conditions for 119 competitors, one more than last year, with total prizes of 20,000 dollars. Entries close October 25.

New York National Horse Show Association Madison Square Garden

Apples Bloom On City Trees In Moom Sherman Tex

Apples around Moom Sherman Texas show a second blossom as warm moderate weather encourages vegetation. The scene reflects a thriving late bloom phase with trees in full bud and flower across the city.

Moom Sherman Tex

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J. W. Batts Haven Brazos County W. W. Griffin Cook Post Office Bryan, Texas San Antonio Nabors Nabors Bros Bryan Tyler Haswell Flite Restaurant Oystar Parlor C. M. Camp John Wittman Riggin Court of Appeals Mrs. Pulitze FORD W. T. Ford Franklin Brothers SSC Loganport Aice Shen St Eupion the Bryan Grocery Co Edge Bros Sanders Bros. & Co Cole Bros Thos McConnico General Insurance Agency Bryan, Tex Mutual Life of A. D. M’connico
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