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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1906
Page
5
Rail timetable items list south and north bound trains with arrival times and station notes. Local ads mention real estate loans shoes clothing silks and bakery offerings, plus notices about meetings, illness, and lost umbrella.
Mrs. Walter Edge and others from Reliance visited yesterday while Dr. I. F. Bette and Prof. R. C. Allen plan trips to Dallas and Waxahachie to inspect Methodist churches. An exhibition of Crepe De Paris fabrics for evening wear is announced for Monday. J. B. Harrison, successful bidder for Texas Woman's College, has returned to Waco. Cotton seed hulls remain at 5.00 per ton at car or 6.00 delivered. Wilson Grain & Coal Co. offers a broad line of children’s shoes and slippers. Wagner & Brandon announce a new stock of colored crepe de chine in late shades. Haswell’s advertises seats for The Ghost of Hamlet.
Washington April 10 the senate galleries filled quickly awaiting Mr Bailey and his expected remarks on the railroad rate bill. A large crowd of hopeful citizens lingered in corridors while senators gathered early showing the Texas lawmaker would receive prominent attention from colleagues and the public.
Senator Joseph W. Bailey argues for limiting inferior courts ability to suspend Interstate Commerce Commission orders. He notes the distinction between equity and law, contending Congress could destroy equity and law proceedings. He recalls opponents concede inferior courts derive power from Congress, not the Constitution, marking a key point in the judicial power debate.
The speaker argued that a point was not material and did not apply to pending law. He then defined the two terms, noting refinements of law as a basis for characterization.
Albert T. Patrick retrial proceedings resume in New York with Alexander Stanberry sworn to testify. Stanberry, a sergeant from the Philippines, says he was paid about $600 for a six week stay and mentions letters urging corroboration and deposits for testimony in the Rice will dispute.
The mosquito's eating apparatus includes a lancet within a sheath like a physician's instrument. An injector releases a subtle poison that thins the blood, then a pump draws the fluid up for the insect to swallow. The mandible is a highly complex mechanism worthy of microscopic study.
The H. and T. C announces excursion tickets for multiple events. St Louis sales April 14–19 at 5.95 dollars. Dallas events for Methodist Educational Convention April 9–10 at 5.95. Dallas also for Masonic Convention April 15–17 at 5.95. New Orleans for Confederate Reunion April 22–24 at 9.10. Special through train Monday April 23 passes Bryan at 4:40 p.m. Limit May 7.
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