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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
2
Judge Storey Barriers Passenger Fare Hearing in Texas
Judge L J Storey chairman of the railroad commission said no notice will be issued for a hearing on the proposal to cut passenger fares in Texas. He and Commissioner Mayfield have become practically opposed to the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Storey
Railroad Commission
Austin
L. J. Storey
Texas
Mayfield
Miscarriage of Justice Held in Beef Packers Trial
President Roosevelt in a special message to Congress calls the Chicago beef packers trial a miscarriage of justice and says the interpretation of the will by Judge Humphrey renders the will abortive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Chicago
Humphrey
Printer's Good Luck Mine Sold to Senator Clark
Information from Yuma Arizona reports George N. Beach a former Dallas printer prospecting north of the city discovered a mine rich in gold silver and copper. He sold the property to Senator Clark of Montana for sixty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Clark
Dallas
Yuma
Ariz
George N. Beach
Here
Montana
Escape attempt ends in leg wound for prisoner Hugh Luck
Austin April 18 Hugh Luck an escaped city prisoner was shot in the leg and severely wounded while attempting to escape from City Marshal Morris authorities say the incident occurred during the escape attempt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Hugh Luck
Morris
Joy President of Oriental Society Named
New Haven April 18 Prof C H Joy of Harvard university was elected president of the American Oriental society.
Hughes and Simpson to aid in interstate coal cases
Attorney General Moody announced Charles E Hughes of New York and Alexander Simpson of Pennsylvania have been retained by the federal bar to review all known and forthcoming facts about coal transport and sale across state lines, advise on legal protection, and conduct any needed suits or prosecutions under AG direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes and Simpson
Washington
Attoney Neral Moody
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Alexander Simpson
Pennsylvania
Bar of Justice
Peters Acquitted in Defense of Sweetheart
Springfield Mo April 18 Leslie Peters eighteen-year-old boy shot and killed Ralph Burns in defense of his life and his sweetheart's honor He was acquitted by a coroner's jury The acquittal met with unanimous approval The attempted crime of the negro has not stirred much reaction among white residents Many negroes say they are glad Burns was killed as he was feared and regarded as a bad man by many local faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Leslie Peters
Ralph Burns
Burns
Pittsburg Mayor Refuses Baseball Season Pass
Pittsburg mayor G W Guthrie refuses a baseball season pass and declines to attend the opening game in the city. He calls baseball passes graft and opposes them, breaking all records for frugality in official courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Chicago
The
Tribune
G. W. Guthrie
Rail case hinges on ownership as Walsh charges may be dropped
Chicago April 18 District Attorney Morrison says if government findings show railroads once thought owned by John R. Walsh are actually owned by the Chicago National Bank where he serves as president, Walsh's $3 009 000 misappropriation charges may be nullified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morrison
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
Train Derailment Near Crow Lake No Injuries Reported
An Earthbound passenger train on the Vich burg Sheveport and Pacific line derailed at Crow Lake. Four cars and the engine left the track but did not overturn. A washout caused the wreck with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Bullion Withdrawn From Bank for South America and U S
London reports 5000 pounds of bullion withdrawn for shipment to South America and 21000 pounds withdrawn for shipment to the United States from the Bank of England on Tuesday April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of England
South America
United States
San Francisco Earthquake Reverberates Across Continent
The San Francisco quake was felt nationwide with seismographs in Washington showing violent agitation at 8:30 am and continuing at noon. Assistant Secretary Oliver, acting in Taft’s absence, ordered Major General Greeley in San Francisco to coordinate with local authorities and mobilize resources to aid disaster relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Washington
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Olivers
Taft
Capitol
Greeley
Pacific Division
Seismic Shocks Ripple Through San Francisco and Los Angeles
New York reports describe a strong earthquake in San Francisco around mid January 1909 with multiple shocks shaking buildings. The St Nicholas hotel suffered collapse and damage, while beds were disrupted and furnishings ruined. Earlier in 1894 a major quake hit Los Angeles with widespread but nonfatal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
St. Nicholas Hotel
Los Angeles
California
West of Reno Wires Down After Nevada Earthquake
The Western Union reports all wires down west of Reno after an earthquake shock felt across Nevada. A telegraph alert from Pinola near San Francisco says a fire is burning at Berkeley and that Berkeley lies between Pinola and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
New York
Western Union
Berkeley
Cal
The
State University
Pinola
San Francisco
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad
Nevada
Railroad Sinks Three Miles in Earthquake Trench
A Sacramento telegram reports three miles of railroad line sank from sight between Suisun and Bene lea, taking down all wires. At Pleasanton several cars burned on the main line, blocking the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sacramento
Western Union
Suisun
Benelea
Pleasanton
Delegates Endorse Stephens Bil at Southwest Convention
The Southwest Commercial Clubs convention in St. Louis ends with a dinner at the Jefferson Hotel attended by governors of six states and territories. Resolutions endorse the Stephens bill as amended to open 600000 acres in Comanche county Oklahoma to settlement and urge immediate statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Kibbey
Arizona
Hageman
New Mexico
Land of
Sunshine
Stephens
Comanche County
Oklahoma
Congress
Indian Territory
Texas Master Bakers Discuss Bread Buying Trend
The Master Bakers' Association of Texas met in San Antonio on April 18. President W. L. Richter led a discussion on how families can be persuaded to quit making bread and purchase bakery products. Joseph Taylor spoke on the topic noting no San Antonio woman could make bread as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Master Bakers’ Association of Texas
Joseph Taylor
W. L. Richter
P Dent
Groom Dead Ex-Texas Cattle Baron Dies in New Orleans
Colonel B. B. Groom prominent cattle raiser from Groom Texas died at the St Charles hotel in New Orleans after illness. His son T. T. Groom arrived from Texas to be with him. Remains to be shipped to Kentucky for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
B. B. Groom
Groom
Tex
Panhandle
St. Charles
T. T. Groom
Texas
Kentucky
Panhandle Stockmen Open Seventh Annual Convention
About 1 000 people attended the opening session of the Panhandle Stockmen's association seventh annual convention in Amarillo Texas on Tuesday. President Bugbee expressed hope that cotton mills and packeries would be established across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Panhadle Stockmen’s Association
Bugbee
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
the City National Bank
Ryan, Texas
U. S
Total
Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
Notary Public
Brazos County
G. S. Parker Ed. Hall J. W. English
Aton
ED. Hall
E. H Astin
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Hunter & Oe Ghatham Men’s Furnishers
Printer
Gibson
Emmel & Maloney
Peters
Schloss Bros. & CO Fine Clothes Makers
Baltimore and New Yor
Texas Master Bakers
Panhandle Cattlemen
Makers
America
Sghloss Bros. X CO
Baltimore
Wagner
Brandon
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