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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1906
Page
1
In New York on a Saturday morning James Ahearn shot and killed James Black at 229 East 63rd Street and fatally wounded Mary Woods, then killed himself two hours later. Woods, Black's housekeeper, had been Ahearn's former sweetheart.
The United Mine Workers adjourned after authorizing officers to sign a two year wage agreement at 1903 scale or its equivalent. An advance of 5.55 percent applies in Illinois, Ohio and western Pennsylvania while the Southwest district seeks only a 3 cent per ton rise. The strike totals 509,500 miners, with 75,000 more expected to sign soon.
Little Rock March 31 practically complete returns from sixty two of seventy five counties give Governor Davis a majority of 2 072 over Senator Berry for the Democratic nomination for United States senator. Senator Berry at his Bentonville home declined to express an opinion awaiting further returns.
Sam Bradley, wanted for murder in Stamps Arkansas, was arrested in Shreveport. He allegedly struck Mike Walsh during a dispute over a financial settlement, stamping him to death in January.
Portsmouth Ohio dispatch reports a Chesapeake and Ohio accommodation train derailed and plunged into a swollen creek near Quincy Kentucky. Several crew members were badly injured.
The page list outlines sections for today including General News on pages 1 and 3, an announcement for Hon Rufus Hardy on page 2, Foster's Forecast, editorial on page 4, Local News on page 5, Bethel Concert on page 6, Society Page on page 7, and Miscellaneous on page 8.
Three indictments allege T. A. Neil ex district clerk and brother in law of Chief Justice Burford embezzled over $20,000 from court funds. Charles E. Billingsley and James C. Robb face charges tied to Capital National Bank failure with bonds set at 12,000 and 5,000 respectively. Neil is confined at the Norman insane asylum.
A Friday night mob in Winnipeg attacked a street car attempting to pull off the motorman and conductor. Troops were summoned as Mayor Sharpe read the riot act, and soldiers fired with ball cartridges. A bayonet charge dispersed the crowd and militia were later withdrawn.
Secretary Root, convinced reciprocity treaties with Great Britain are off the table for now, shifts from tariff questions to pressing issues of national interest. He believes the Alaska boundary dispute and Klondike influence ended joint talks and aims to rebuild strands left by the broken high commission.
Washington March 31 Judge Sam Cowan of Fort Worth general attorney for the Cattle Raisers Associa tion of Texas is confined to his room at the New Willard hotel with a threatened attack of pneumonia.
Abilene Texas March 31 A passenger train collided with a freight near Eskota causing derailment of both engines. Engineers and firemen jumped to safety and no serious injuries were reported.
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