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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
5
The page shows schedules for H and T C and I and G N rail lines with northbound and southbound times. No. 3 No. 6 timetable entries list daily arrival and departure windows including afternoon and late night slots.
A compilation of brief society and business notes including visits by Mr. and Mrs. from Dallas and Hempstead, church announcements, sales notices at Edge Dry Goods Co and Edge merchandise, a spelling bee event, a sale of Leg horn eggs, a wolf escape and recapture, court proceedings including district court minutes and a divorce, plus forthcoming church and library events and a variety of personal notices.
Mrs Mary Lawrence announces a new and up-to-date line of seasonable goods to be shown on Monday. See them before you buy.
Five lava streams descend the volcano threatening towns below as roars echo twenty miles out. Villagers flee the crater area while priests carry icons and pray. Ash and smoke dust Naples though residents remain hopeful for a royal visit from King Edward and Queen Alexandra expected Thursday.
Conditions in the Pittsburg district improved as seven more mines reopened. Pittsburg Coal Co reports 70 percent of its mines back in operation with rising orders. On Wednesday the firm mined 40,000 tons and shipped 850 cars, up from 200 the day before. By early next week Robbins predicts about 2,000 men will return to work.
Thomas G. Rhoades Jr. is jailed in New York on petit larceny charges after pleading guilty at arraignment. He claims to be the son of an Arkansas Supreme Court justice, but Little Rock reports no such justice by that name. He says he arrived with about $5,000 and spent or gave it away, sleeping in doorways after the money vanished. Authorities plan to seek contact with the Arkansas judge.
In Tokio on April 5 observers expect the long discussed open-door policy for Manchuria to be announced soon. American representations are believed to be hastening the move, while Japan delays to avoid troop-transport complications.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her children sailed from Havana aboard the Mayflower on Wednesday returning to the United States after cancelling plans to visit Porto Rico.
General von Mack reports from Moscow that Japan is actively preparing for war and planning operations against the Philippines after returning from Japan.
Two striking miners were shot by guards at the Berwind White works near Windber on Wednesday. They escaped serious injury as officials consider mediation by national mine workers to settle the dispute.
A massive blaze gutted Almacen de la Valenciana, a large dry goods store in City of Mexico, causing an estimated loss near 700000 dollars. No injuries reported.
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