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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1907

Page

4

Warships Assemble for Jamestown Exposition

Norfolk awaits the Jamestown tercentennial as the greatest fleet in Hampton Roads history gathers. About 25 battleships and cruisers, led by the Connecticut, prepare to host visiting British German Austrian warships ahead of the Friday opening. President Roosevelt will review the fleet from the Mayflower with 1500 sailors parading.

Norfolk Hampton Roads Great Britain Germany Austria Bremen Alberts Fortress Monros Neville Good Hope Argyll Hampshire Roxburgh Sankt George Aspern Roosevelt Exposition Grounds Exposition Plaza

Supreme court allows Kansas brewery receivership suit

In Topeka on April 23 the supreme court granted Attorney General Jackson the right to seek receivership in the ouster case against Kansas brewery companies. No receivers named yet. eight to ten saloon fixtures in Leavenworth and some in Atchison may be included. Receivership could lead to removal of liquor interests from the state and their property use. The suits, filed two weeks earlier, claim the breweries operated without licenses under Kansas corporation laws and conducted unlawful business.

Topeka Supreme Court Jackson Kansas The Cour Leavenworth Atchison Kasas Hewerle Irhd

Train Wreck Near Blaisdell Injures Twelve

A Great Northern passenger train derailed one mile east of Blaisdell when a broken rail caused multiple cars to overturn. Twelve people were seriously injured and one or two feared dead as baggage express mail coal car smoker day coach and tourist car left the track.

St. Paul Great Northern Railway Blaisdell

Labor Federation Seeks Explanation On Citizens Claim

In Montgomery Alabama the State Federation of Labor wired its president for an explanation of his alleged assertion that Haywood and Moyer Idaho miners are not desirable citizens. In Chicago Mayor Busse reportedly will lift the lid a little. Eight more lottery indictments were returned at Mobile and a freight collision near Denison injured three. A dead baby was found in a mustard can in Greenville Texas. Everett Tunnell, a Pawnee county Oklahoma farmer, killed himself. J A Adkins store in Noel Junction Texas was robbed of fifty five pairs of shoes. Pepper of Greenville Texas, head of Pepper Wholesale Grocery, is dead.

Montgomery Ala Alabama State Federation of Labor Haywood Moyer Idaho Mobile Kazy Denison Greenville Tex Everett Tunnell Pawnee County Oklahoma J. A. Adkins Noel Junction Pepper Pepper Wholesale Grocery Company

Pythians Gather for Texas Knights of Pythias Meet

Dallas hosts the Grand Lodge session as Mayo Smith welcomes delegates and Grand Chancellor Briggs replies. A large group attends as Pythian colors adorn the city and Pythian Sisters are welcomed by Mrs Frances J Bell. Delegates adjourn to a secret session after afternoon preliminaries.

Dallas Grand Lodge The Texas Knights of Pythias Mayo. Smith P. B. Miller Briggs Frances J. Bell

Cornerstone Laid at Weatherford Widows and Orphans Home

In Weatherford Texas on April 23 about 4000 people witnessed the cornerstone ceremony for the Texas Knights of Pythias widows and orphans home. Mayor Miller opened with remarks and Rev George Oakley offered the invocation as Grand Chancellor Griggs spoke, followed by Supreme Vice Chancellor Brown and Supreme Representative Young acting for detained Chancellor Barnes.

Weatherford Tex Widows and Orphans Home Texas Knights of Pythias Miller Grand Lodge George Oakley Cleburne George B. Griggs Houston H. P. Brown S B. Young Ohio Barnes Jacksonville Ill

Governor Campbell Pushes Four Legislative Subjects

Governor Campbell sent four more subjects for the legislature including sale of school lands creation of a new text book board and inspection of wines and liquors. Two 2-cent passenger fare bills were introduced proposing a maximum rate of two cents per mile with exemptions and a commuter charge between 15 and 25 cents. Both allow free fare for under six and half fare for six to twelve and redeemable unused tickets within twelve months. A pair of liquor inspector bills were also introduced.

Campbell Austin New Text Book Board Wolfe Bryan Thomas Fannin Railroad Commission Wolfe and Bryan

Pilot blamed in Larchmont disaster collision

New London authorities release findings on the February 17 steamboat Larchmont disaster. Pilot John L. Ansen is held responsible for the collision with the schooner Harry Knowlton, resulting in over 100 deaths. Captain George M. McVey is largely exonerated, and the schooner is said to have followed navigation rules.

New London

Bullet hits foreman watch during Hazleton shooting

Juan Bartula, linked by police to an anarchist group with ties to Newark, shot at Charles Kraure, a Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co foreman in Audenried. Kraure's watch was struck, he was uninjured, Bartula was arrested, and authorities deem him likely insane.

Juan Bartula Hazleton Newark N. J Roosevelt Audenried Charles Kraure Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company Kraure

Terrorists Rob Carriage in Lodz Heist Killing Soldiers

Thirty armed terrorists attacked a government liquor sale carriage in Lodz on April 23. A bomb destroyed the vehicle, killing three soldiers and mortally wounding five others along with a government employee and the money keeper. They seized about $2,000 and fled.

Lodz

Resolution for Roosevelt's second term defeated in Harrisburg

In Harrisburg on April 23 Mr Blue Stone of Allegheny county offered a resolution in the house asking President Roosevelt to be a candidate for a second term. The measure was defeated by a viva voce vote without debate.

Harrisburg Bluestone Allegheny County House Roosevelt

Elgin Butter Output Rises in Week Report

Elgin Alabama reports butter production for the past week totaling 483,600 pounds with output figures indicating continued regional dairy activity.

Elgin Elgin, al

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C. E. Bullock & Cae Will S. Higgs Ed Hall Howell Bros B. Kaczer & Co D. Mike Jr J. H. Mawhinney Sanders Bros Jno M. Sebesta ATS and Market Products L. E. Brockman Bryan, Texas Great North Little Chicago Busse Dalls Larchmont J. L. Ansen Blondwood King Nutwood Nutwood Mary Glenn Red Wilkes George Wilkes Reagan, Tex Bloadwood Henry & Brogdon Bros Bryan, Tex Seasor S.W. Higgs Texas T Fead John Wittman CRAIN S. H. Franklin Rohde
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