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Bryan
Texas
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1898
Page
2
Wreck of H T C Southbound Train near Corsicana
A southbound H T C passenger train wrecked above Corsicana at 11 56 am yesterday. Ten to twelve injured with four or five serious or fatally. Injured include Supt L A Daffan of Ennis and Judge Davis of Oak Cliff. Train service restored. cause unavailable.
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Corsicana
Supt
L. A. Daffan
Ennis
Judge Davis
Oak Cliff
Daffin
Terrell
Local Advertisers Seek Shoppers With Bargains
Ads urge readers to patronize sponsoring merchants who tailor offers to buyer interests and proudly promote the bargains they secured, signaling merchants eager for consumer trade.
Face to Face with Death in Cape Sabine Arctic Rescue
General Greely recalls the 1881 Cape Sabine disaster as eighteen of twenty four perished from cold and hunger while Captain Schley led a relief effort that saved the remaining survivors just before the summer gale. The piece notes faith in ships northward and Allied sympathy of American sailors. In Texas, a Democratic Day rally opens the state fair in Dallas with Governor candidate Joseph D. Sayers as principal orator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Greely
Ladies’ Home Journal
Cape Sabine
Schley
The
Democracy of Texas
Dallas
Joseph D. Sayers
Brantley Seeks Cash Bid for Bryan Residence Auction
R A Brantley offers his Bryan home for cash to the highest bidder with sealed bids due by October 1 at Somersville Texas. A piano is also for sale and the notice warns bidders that the opportunity ends soon.
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R. A. Brantley
Bryan
Somersville
Texas
Fire alarm at Kernole's cotton yard reports no damage
An alarm sounded last evening at Kernole's cotton yard but no damage or injuries were reported. Fire crews cleared the scene after a brief inspection and investigation.
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Kernole
Klondike Gold Rush Returns: Topeka Brings Disillusioned Runners
Port Townsend reports the steamer Topeka arriving with 150 Klondikers, 90 percent poor in gold, many sick with typhoid fever. About 9000 joined the Stewart river rush. nearly all ground prospected with little to show. Joseph Ladue, Dawson founder, notes many returnees would fail anywhere and mocks the country’s fame. Dawson hospital treated river sick. Dawson gets credit for care.
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Port Townsend
Stewart River
Topeka
Joseph Ladue
Dawson
Corbett McCoy Fight Off Definitively in Asbury Park
The Corbett McCoy fight is off definitively and Corbett’s camp packed trunks and left Asbury Park for good. Corbett will seek San Francisco for a potential match with Jeffries or Sharkey if offered, noting no legal contract exists for the Oct. 15 bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ashbury Park
N. J
Corbett-McCoy
Corbett
Asbury Park
Buffalo
Jeffries
Sharkey
Jeffnes
San Francisco
Mob Hangs John Williams in Johnson County
A mob of about 100 men overpowered jailers in Mountain City Tennessee and hanged John Williams the negro who stabbed Sherman Dunn and raped Mrs Mollie Shelton in the county a week earlier. A large crowd gathered around the body as excitement ran high.
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Mountain City
Tenn
Johnson County
John Williams
Sherman Dunn
Mollie Shelton
Army Transport Yucatan Arrives with 134 Officers and Men
The Yucatan docked in New York carrying 134 officers, privates, and civilians mostly discharged laborers and packers. The crew, from various regiments, are convalescents sent home to be discharged or mustered out. With travel extending beyond yellow fever incubation, the ship anchored off Liberty Island awaiting quartermaster orders.
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New York
Yucatan
Ponce
Santiago
Anchorage
Liberty Island
Quartermaster’s Department
Yellow fever case reported in Tatum family at Edwards
Jackson Mississippi reports a sickness in the Tatum family showing yellow fever symptoms. Cincinnati refuses to bar refugees from yellow fever, awaiting state health officer action. Hutchinson Kansas convicts E C Clark of second degree manslaughter in the Boyd murder trial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Board of Health
W. A. Ratliff
Edwards, Miss
Tatum
Cincinnati
Tenney
Hutchinson
Kan
E. C. Clark
Reno County
Boyd
Circus Train Reported Wrecked Near Kenova
Forepaugh circus train wreck reported at Wilsondale on the Norfolk and Western line 56 miles south of Kenova. Two men dead. Also news from Dedham Massachusetts states Hon. Thomas F Bayard is near death, doctors say cannot live four hours longer as his condition worsens.
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Huntington
W. Va
Wilsondale
Norfolk and Western
Kenova
Dedham
Mass
Thomas F. Bayard
Death of Mr Jeremiah Wilson at Pitts Bridge Burleson county
Mr Jeremiah Wilson died at 6 35 Sunday morning at the home of his son in law Prof J W Carson at Pitts Bridge Burleson county He was 75 years 7 months 27 days old and formerly a planter in Canton Mississippi The funeral was held at the city cemetery yesterday at 10 o clock The piece also notes the Day of Atonement observed by Jews and includes local social notes and travel mentions from nearby towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Wilson
J. W. Carson
Pitts Bridge
Burleson County
Wilson
Canton
Miss
Texas
Mrs. Carson
English Street Etiquette Amid Noise and Drink
Observations from London noting minimal profane language outside Petticoat Lane. People often brawl and drink noisily without strong language, while crowds mingle and exchange playful chaff and jests.
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London
Petticoat Lane
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