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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

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Bryan Progressive League Formed In Bryan Texas Meeting

A mass meeting of about fifty business and professional leaders in Bryan adopts a motion to reorganize under the Bryan Progressive League. Committees will report on permanent organization and on the constitution and by laws at a meeting Thursday at 4 p.m.

Bryan J. Webb Howell A. W. Buchanan W. J. Coulter K. of P. Hall J. H. Allen E. F. Parks Business League Ed Hall T. R. Butte Bryan Progressive League L. L. McInnis W. Wipprecht G. S. Parker F. M. Law H. W. South A. J. Buchanan T. R. Batte Tyler Haswell L. McInnis J. T. Maloney Brazos County the Eagle

Negro crowds fill Capitol galleries for Foraker speech

Washington April 14 crowds of African Americans filled the Capitol corridors and galleries to hear Senator Foraker defend the negro soldiers discharged after the Brownsville riot. The packed scene reflected widespread agitation over civil rights and federal action.

Washington Capitol Senator Foraker Brownsville Senate

Crowded Galleries Mark Negro Race Debate

A packed public gallery, with admission cards not required, filled by both white and black attendees, as Ohio state senators prepared to hear a defense of the negro race. The crowd included many negroes, with the galleries nearly full before the senate opened.

Senate Ohio

Head Mashed Off

Thomasville Georgia report of a fatal injury in which Dan Luke suffered a severe head injury described as being mashed by an ear. The incident occurred on April 14. Authorities investigated the accident as a tragic local event with few additional details available.

Thomasville Dan Luke

Drowning of Boy in Creek Near Columbus Georgia

Columbus Georgia April 14 a boy named Charles Smith drowned while bathing in a creek near the city. The incident occurred during a local outing with no further details available.

Columbus Here Charles Smith

Six Labor Conventions Meet in Fort Worth Addressed by Campbell

Six conventions met in Fort Worth with Governor Campbell addressing them at city hall on labor topics. The groups included locomotive engineers conductors firemen and enginemen railroad trainmen electrical workers and the Texas State Federation of Labor. Fricke of the Federation urged defending the nation against paupers and anarchy. Texas papers praised and farmers praised for unity. Federation now comprises 172 organizations up 30 in a year with 1,160 new members.

Fort Worth Campbell Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Order of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Electrical Workers Texas State Federation of Labor Fricke Federation of Labor Europe Texas

Open Hearing on April Docket by Railroad Commission

Austin April 14 The railroad commission held an open hearing to review the April docket with two Oklahoma commissioners present. A proposal to expand Dallas depot facilities was postponed to July due to financial conditions with no further postponements expected. Ice cream empties rate readjustment faced opposition from express firms and Fort Worth wholesale dealers seeking lower rates equal to beer rates. A cornmeal to grain shipments rate compromise was debated with mixed backing and taken under advisement.

Austin Railroad Commission Oklahoma Commission Klein San Antonio Dorsey Texas Grain Dealers’ Association Shearn Houston

White Boy Shot in Denison Attack

Otis Salon, a white boy, was attacked by two Black youths and shot in the left leg, suffering a painful wound.

Priest Shoots Himself in Albany Parish Crisis

In Albany on April 14 Father J. A. Graham killed himself with two gunshots to the heart. Hospital reports say his mind was affected as the tragedy unfolded.

Albany, N. Y J. A. Graham

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Perri Walla India Ceylon Howell & Newton Grocers E. J. Jenkins Lam Geo. A. Adams Oliver Will S. Higgs Sporting Goods Cavitt’s Drug Store Holmes & Parker J. E. Butler Malcolm Carnes Congress Joseph Benson Foraker The Oklahoma Com Mission City National Bank E. H. Astin Albert W. Wilkerson E. W. Crenshaw J. N. Cole J. K. Parker J. W. English J. Bulte Chapman Sanders Bros Wilson GrainCo E. Boyett Bet Companies Boyett & Myers Southwestern Life Insurance CO Dallas Tex Joe B. Reed Haswell’s Book Store
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