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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1906
Page
7
Fragments describe a secret society named the Mystic Five with a focus on nature and mystery. They meet behind locked doors with dim tapers, and enrollment hints at exclusivity while avoiding overt rites.
Mrs. Pearl Shilling returns home to Texarkana with Mrs. A. C. Brietz and Nettie to settle for the future. Mrs. O Emory and the Astins travel to Houston and Navasota while Trent Newton visits the Sarah Bernhardt show and local residents visit relatives. Norwood's advertises discounted summer wear and white duck pants with limited quantities and prices.
Copenhagen on March 31 reports that tall conspicuous street telephone stations attract foreigners, with inexpensive use and generous patronage. Americans in particular show absorbing interest in the new system as they tour the Danish capital.
Statement by the anthracite operators committee says earnings for all worker classes were higher in the anthracite industry than in bituminous in 1904. It notes testimony lacked proof for lower pay claims and cites Pennsylvania secretary of internal affairs figures. It concludes there is no ground to claim inadequate compensation.
J Wesley Ankins pastor of Faith Tabernacle was held on $2000 bail by Coroner Jermon as an accessory before the fact in the death of Grace Bates a child who died of typhoid fever. It is claimed no medical care was given due to his followers. He vanished after the death but surrendered recently.
David W. Rose general purchasing agent of the Panama canal commission wired Chairman Borch that he will attend the Mississippi Valley Latin-American convention in New Orleans April 5 6 and 7. He will meet delegates from commercial bodies sent from the west middle and southern territories.
Fire destroyed the Rock Island freight house in Jacksboro Texas early Saturday, with nearly $20,000 worth of freight lost. Authorities believe robbers looted the structure before torching it. Freight helper P. D. Pirey narrowly escaped the blaze.
In Algeciras Spain on March 31 a conference committee announced it had reached agreement on all points of Moroccan reforms. The statement came Saturday morning signaling settlement on the disputed issues between parties involved.
Fort Smith March 31. Secretary Brackey of the Southwest district United Mine Workers of America issues an order that all miners lay down tools Monday. About three thousand men are affected.
Denison reports a skating mishap as Joe Webster, a boy, fell and broke his leg while skating.
Columbus Ohio March 31 Governor Pattison was much improved Saturday following a period of illness and is now steadily recovering.
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