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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
3
North bound and south bound train times for H and T C and I G N schedules list arrivals at Cameron and other towns. Dozens of local residents and visitors named including Rosser Conlee Ed Hall Mary Lawrence Robt Howell and many Kurten Millican Wellborn and Galveston connections. Mosquito bar frames and beds offered by Norwood. local business adties and meetings update including revival progress and new office deposits.
Russian authorities regain Sveaborg fortress after a mutiny by Finnish red guards and other forces. 2000 troops reinforced Helsinki as police and guards clashed, resulting in many casualties including an assistant police chief. Fortifications and rail links suffered damage before loyalists hoisted the government flag at noon.
The Pennsylvania Society to Protect Children From Cruelty and Health Director Coplin report seven Philadelphia children were operated on to prevent future criminal behavior. Additional procedures planned. Of 147 examined, half had imperfect eye refraction. glasses ordered for all.
In Memphis on Friday W. J. Cook died after a shooting at the polls during a row over the count. J. G. Wellington, killed on the spot, had been indicted by the grand jury for running a disorderly house on Marble street. B. F. Conn was wounded in the heel but not seriously. The same report notes Democratic primary results for the Tenth district with Gen George W Gordon and J. W. Apperson leading, to be settled Aug 11.
Washington August 3 W A Miller assistant foreman at the government printing office was dismissed after a July 21 suspension for insubordination and insolence. His prior 1903 suspension helped trigger President Roosevelt s open shop order affecting government offices. Antlers Oklahoma Territory August 3 a second arrest by Frisco detectives followed a wrecking of a Sunday flyer injuring a fireman and wounding an engineer. both detainees, employed at a sawmill, remain jailed.
A mill of the Angelina County Lumber company near Lufkin burned early Friday causing no stock loss. The structure, valued at 25000 dollars, was insured for 17000 dollars and will be rebuilt.
Washington reports the crop estimating board of the department of agriculture shows the average condition of cotton for the week ending July 25 at 82.9. The rating reflects quality and vigor across growing regions.
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