Supreme Court Rules for Railroad in Petitioners' Bid
The Supreme Court sides with the railroad in a disputed case. Petitioners are reminded they were summoned to address an error but their request is denied.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
1
The Supreme Court sides with the railroad in a disputed case. Petitioners are reminded they were summoned to address an error but their request is denied.
In Austin on April 3 1906 a group of Texas senators urged Governor Lanham to release them from a promise regarding section 120 of the election law and a blanket primary. The governor replied declining to grant such release, defending the call for a corrective special session.
The Senate agreed to sine die adjournment at noon Tuesday after passing a $35,000 mileage and per diem appropriation and a $500 contingent expense bill. Looney offered adjournment resolution by 15 to 9 vote. Conferees on election bill could not agree. Honors given to former Governor Herrick and Katy board chair H C Rouse. Death notice for Dr. Julian C Field of Grayson County adopted.
Aged Apache warrior Geronimo signs with Oscar J. Krause of Canton Ohio to join Major Gordon W. Lillie Pawnee Bill's Wild West show for the coming season. The War Department grants permission and the salary is reported large.
Columbue Ohio April 3 Independent coal operators sign with mines but reports show no tonnage mined. The piece notes willingness to work despite low output.
New York dispatch reports Monday coffee sales reached 88,500 bags as traders noted strong activity in the market.
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