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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1901

Page

6

Multiple Local Murders and Public Notices Across States

Reports list George Kennedy a Civil War veteran dead on a public road near Terre Haute Indiana. Wright Gillum was killed by Dan Bowen at Ashley Kentucky amid a cold feud. Bowen under arrest. Miguel Madero slain by unknown assassin near Albuquerque New Mexico. Franklin Bros meat markets noted for quality and care. Quinia qu as 56 Take Quisioria druggists offer refunds for unmet chills fevers malaria at 50 cents per package. Mr James Bryan Texas promotes Quinoria cures in four days.

George Kennedy Terre Haute Ind Wright Gillum Dan Bowen Ashley Bowen Miguel Madero Albuquerque James Bryan Texas M. H. James

Will of President McKinley Bequest to Wife and Kin

Secretary Cortelyou helped Mrs McKinley file the will in Canton Ohio dated 1897. It bequeaths all real estate and income to Ida McKinley for life, with provision for her comfort and for a yearly sum to the mother, then to siblings. Executors named Day and Cortelyou. Estate estimated at 225000 to 250000 including 67000 life insurance.

Canton Cortelyou President McKinley Washington Ida McKinley Helen McKinley Washington, D. C William McKinley G. B. Cortelyou Charles Loeffler

Court rejects Sampson bid for counsel in Schley inquiry

Washington reports the Schley court of inquiry refused Admiral Sampson's request to be represented by counsel, calling him not a party to the case. Witnesses Lieutenant John Hood and Captain Bowman H. McCalla testified on dispatches and signals involving Sampson and Schley, with McCalla detailing code signals with Cuban insurgents and coaling at Santiago during Schley's retrograde movement. William J. Yon, the attorney for naval officers, remained outside the proceedings, stating he would speak only if Sampson were included.

Washington Schley Sampson John Hood Hawk Bowman H. McCalla Marblehead Admiral Sampson McCalla Og Cienfuegos Cerypra Chadwick Key West Santiago William J., Yon

Secretary Hunt Targets Noncompliant Foreign Corporations

Secretary of State Hunt announces enforcement of the new Indiana law requiring foreign companies to file capital details and pay fees. He aims to prosecute firms operating in Indiana without proper registration. Compliant foreign capital in Indiana totals about 30 million dollars.

Secretary of State of Indiana Indianapolis Hunt Secretary of State

Wabash wreck near Council Bluffs injures several

A through passenger train from St. Louis to Omaha plunged down an 18 foot embankment seven miles from Council Bluffs. Three people may be fatally injured, 16 seriously hurt, plus numerous minor bruises. Conductor Wilson and Mrs. Rue among the badly injured.

Omaha St. Louis Wabash Council Bluffs Arthur F. Wilson George Rue Silver City A. H. Wilson Tekumah Neb

Paris Report: Helen Stone Held by Turkish Brigands

A Paris Figaro correspondent reports Miss Helen H Stone of the American board of foreign missions is captive of brigands in a Turkish mountain defile. The leader demands 150000 dollars within 30 days or she will be killed or forced to wed a bandit. two brigands attend her and supply food.

Paris the Figaro Helen H. Stone American Board of Foreign Missions Turkey Miss Stone Constantinople Mme Gerard de Trineville

Missionary Ransom Demand Balked by Board in Stone Rescue

The American Board of Foreign Missions will resist a $110,000 ransom demand for the release of Miss Helen H. Stone of Chelsea Mass, the American missionary held by Bulgarian brigands.

Boston American Board of Foreign Missions Helen H. Stone Chelsea Mass

Remains of Lincoln Reburial Nears Completion

Springfield Illinois September 28 The burial of Abraham Lincoln’s remains nears completion as workmen cement over the casket placed Thursday in the vault beneath the monument shafts. Over six feet of cement and eight feet of tomb masonry will seal the crypt where the Lincoln family remains lie. The marble sarcophagus will be restored next week and no further removal is expected.

Springfield Ibls Abraham Lincoln

Santa Fe joins Pacific Ocean traffic with Southern Pacific

Chicago September 28 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Harriman interests agree on a joint Pacific mail outlet. Santa Fe will abandon its San Diego line and share oriental traffic with Southern Pacific via Pacific Mail, securing rights with Southern Railway and a guaranteed traffic share. Kingston September 28 A revolutionary outbreak report from Hayti cites arrests of Jeremie leaders and port authority confinement as President Sam’s regime faces interior opposition.

Chicago Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Harriman Pacific Ocean Oriental The Tribune Pacific Ocean San Francisco Hamburg San Diego Ocean Southern Pacific Pacific Mail Steamship Company trans-Pacific Southern Railway Kingston Hayti Jeremie Port Au Prince Sam

Police grand jury indicts two officers in wounding case

In St. Joseph Missouri on September 28 a crime court grand jury returned indictments against two law officers for feloniously wounding prisoners. Police man Charles Hensley struck David Haynes. the other officer's name is not revealed.

St. Joseph, Mo Criminal Court Grand Jury The Law Charles Hensley David Haynes

Grief Over McKinley Assassination Claims Caleb Marvey

Caleb Marvey of La Forte Indiana died here after days of continuous mourning over the assassination of President McKinley. He wept for hours from the afternoon of the shooting and his grief intensified his suffering.

Cottonwood social notes from Cottonwood Texas area

Cottonwood Texas September 25. Visitors include RR O Re ar and Oscar Cobb from near Franklin and Mrs SB Edge from Nip and Tuck. J H Thomas of Wickson visited his mother. Chas Brown returned from Houston. Nora and Lou Thomas attended church at Alexandria. Ada and Fannie Lloyd and brothers from Kurten visited relatives.Maude Zimmerman spent weekend in Bryan. Nora Thomas visiting her brother at Wixon this week. Correspondent.

Cottonwood Texas O’rear Oscar Cobb Franklin A. Edge Nip and Tuck J. H. Thomas Wickson Chas Brown Houston Blanche Smith Saron Ada Fannie Lloyd Kurten Mansel

Dallas Pair Round Trip Tickets At Five Dollars Forty Cents

H and T C railroad sells round trip tickets to Dallas from Sept 27 to Oct 12 with final return by Oct 14 priced 5.40. Tickets require purchaser signature and Dallas agent stamp to be valid for return passage. Rex Dyspepsi Tablets advertised with money back guarantee at 60 cents. Bryan druggist M H James. Tyler Haswell electric light lamps.

Dallas H. & T C. Railroad M. L. Robbins Wilson M. H. James Bryan Texas

Fresh fish oysters and California fruits arrive daily

August Guiffre lists daily arrivals of fresh fish oysters and a variety of California fruits. Meals and lunches are available at all hours.

California August Guiffre

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