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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1908
Page
4
Bryan Morning Eagle notes in August 1908 postal matter and political jots. Taft portrayed as having a quiet day after November 3. El Paso border smuggling conspiracy implicates government officers. Roosevelt court ruling criticized by trust lawyers. Postage rate debate probes 2 to 3 cents and budget gaps.
A union revival tent meeting began yesterday near Bethel school house under Rev. Foster with assistance from other divines. The services will continue for a fort night or longer. A pearl and amethyst brooch was found Monday between my residence and Methodist parsonage and a reward is offered for its return to Mrs. Mattie Webb.
W T Foster notes August 1908 forecasts. Disturbances cross continent from Pacific slope, with warm and cool waves reaching eastern states by mid August. Anticipates a northern storm around August 6 to 9 and extremely hot conditions in southern states from Georgia westward June 6 to 27. Rainfall expected mainly in the south early and late August.
In a country meadow a seventeen year old girl dispatched a black snake by leaping onto its back and stamping its head after she grabbed her companion by the sleeve. The narrator recalls the scene as terrifying to him but thrilling to the girl and likens it to a kangaroo fight in Hagguard.
Republican candidate outlines platform emphasizing trust busting, railroad valuation, national supervision, and tariff protection. He argues for strict anti trust enforcement, fair railroad rates, and protection for wage earners while opposing broad price controls and class-based injunctions. The speech links reform to prosperity.
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