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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1907
Page
2
New York April 4 thirty firemen were injured by falling debris in a fire at a Maiden Lane building. Chief Crocker and Deputy Chief Guerin were among the injured. Damages are estimated at $50,000. Only two firefighters are seriously hurt.
South bound Missouri Kansas and Texas train No 21 ran into an open switch in Bartlesville on Thursday crashing into freight cars. Several people were shaken but none seriously injured. Officials suspect train wreckers as the switch light was broken and the switch turned.
Death of Bishop James N. Fitzgerald of the Methodist Episcopal Church was announced in New York in April. The bishop died of pleurisy while in Hongkong. his home was in St. Louis.
In Austin on Thursday a resolution by Senator Halsey and others urged reporting a Texas bill to bar U S senators and representatives from accepting services or representation from public service corporations while in office. The measure sparked a brisk debate and was laid on the table subject to call. The day also saw focus on the Robertson insurance bill requiring 75 percent of reserves in Texas securities.
Sheriff D C Burkes of Bel County was in Houston to act on fraudulent bills of lading cases. Large sums were involved and Santa Fe Railroad covered over 75 000 dollars on the signature of its agent.
President Roosevelt told callers he would not be quoted on the Harriman letters dispute. He outlined Harriman's NY campaign aid, a $100,000 sum to Odell’s side, and pledged to consult Cortelyou and Bliss. He defended his 1904 answer denying improper corporate influence and noted several declined or returned contributions.
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