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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1907

Page

2

Revival Gains Hold At Methodist Church In Bryan

Revival at the Methodist church draws many to services with evangelist Law urging personal work. Three conversions at morning service and additional church additions followed by evening preaching on Jacob's Vow. Sunday program includes Sunday school and classes for Business Men and Young Women. Services continue through next week led by Rev. L. P. Law.

Methodist Church Evangelist Law Rew. Law Paul Agrippa Presbyterian Church Law R. O. Allen L. P. Law Epworth League I. F. Betts

Decoration of Graves and Crosses of Honor by UDC

The L Ss Ross Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy decorated Confederate graves at the city cemetery with wreaths and flowers. Seventy graves were honored. At Carnegie Hall a memorial service followed with Crosses of Honor presented to veterans by Miss Charlotte Stoddard.

Ross United Daughters of the Confederacy Carnegie Hall Charlotte Stoddard South Jas Challenger Berryman Ernest Nitch Sandy Louise Batte J. A. Challenne

Triplets Born to Williams Family in Fort Worth

In Fort Worth on April 26 Neil and Mattie Williams, both Black, welcomed triplets, bringing their total children to thirteen. The three newborns include two boys weighing eleven and ten pounds and an eight pound girl, following five previous births in fifteen months. The mother is 28, twenty years younger than the husband, and many neighbors have visited the growing family with gifts.

Fort Worth Neil Mattie Williams

Woonsocket Electric Company Faces $92,000 Shortage

Woonsocket Electric Machine and Power reveals a $92,000 shortfall in its accounts via a stockholder circular. Levi C. Lincoln resigns as secretary treasurer and general manager after turning over company property claimed to be worth $40,000. John J. Heffermen, counsel for the directors, confirms the shortage estimate.

Woonsocket R. 1 Woonsocket Electric Machine and Power Company Levi C. Lincoln John J. Heffermen Lincoln

Boy Ground To Death Sparks Brooklyn Mob Attack

A sixteen year old boy was killed when a surface car strike him on Franklin Avenue Brooklyn. The mob near the car beat the motorman who was dragged from the platform and trampled. Police deployed reserves to subdue the riot and rush the injure man to a hospital.

New York Coney Island George Decker Franklin Avenue Brooklyn Edward Kelly

Long Lost Heir to Claim Nebraska Estate in Houston

John Alonzo Wilson of Houston arrives to assert he is the missing heir of Mrs. John Wilson of Tecumseh Nebraska. The Nebraska supreme court affirmed a deathbed will scribbled on paper naming the son who vanished twenty nine years ago, with a provision granting estate rights before 1910. Wilson announced the news after reading a newspaper dispatch.

John Alonzo Wilson Houston John Wilson Tecumseh Neb Nebraska Supreme Court Wilson

Plot to Kidnap and Murder Labor Leader Unfolds

In San Francisco on April 26 a sensational labor circles story claims a conspiracy to kidnap and kill I. H. McCarthy, head of the building trades council. The confession of H. Shuckley names five Electrical union No. 6 members, with Harry Sullivan and W. H. Carmody under arrest.

Building Trades Council San Francisco I. H. McCarthy H. Shuckley Electrical Union No. 6 Harry Sullivan W. H. Carmody

Not Endorsed by Farmers' Union on Cotton War Rant Plan

Atlanta April 26 J G Eubanks state business agent of the Farmers' National Union denied the union endorsed the proposed cotton war rant exchange to be in Birmingham Officers and members were invited to attend the conference but refused to endorse after learning details. Dies In Florida Indiamepelis April 26 A Florida message reports the death in Orlando of Dr W B Fletcher of this city A well known alienist he suffered a stroke of apoplexy a year ago and had been in poor health since.

Atlanta J. G. Eubanks Farmers’ National Union Birmingham Eubanks Florida Indiamepelis Orlando Fla W. B. Fletcher Fletcher

Two Men Killed in Texas Shooting

In Alaneed Texas on April 26 S B Owens a prominent cattleman was shot twice and killed by B S Turbyville of Vernon Utah Turbyville was also shot twice and died two hours later after a business dispute six miles west of town

B. Owens B. S. Turbyville Alaneed Tex S. B. Owens B. S. Turbeyville Vernon Utah Turbyville

Notable Viennese Surgeon Dies by Drowning

Vienna April 26. Professor Albert Ritter von Moseugh-Moorhof renowned surgeon and iodoform pioneer threw himself into the Danube amid mental distress and was drowned. Denison April 26. Commission abolishes the chief of police post and cuts police force.

Danube Vienna Albert Ritter von Moseugh-Moorhof Denison Commission

Bride-to-Be Collapses on News of Drowning Victims

Thelma Lundgren nineteen of St Paul Minn arrived in Raleigh to marry Capt Hans Thorsen one of the Buckhorn Falls drowning victims She collapsed when told of the accident Telegrams to her failed and the bodies of the drownings had not been found

Raleigh N. C Thelma Lundgren St. Paul Minn Hans Thorsen Buckhorn Falls

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