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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1907
Page
1
Judge Landis imposes a historic penalty of 29.24 million dollars in the Standard case. The ruling targets compensation and damages, shaping ongoing litigation and setting a high benchmark for future similar actions.
William D Haywood, secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, arrives in Salt Lake City after a crowded reception at Ogden. His party includes his wife and relatives, and he is carried to Holy Cross hospital amid concern for his health. The mob scene and his remarks dispute rumors of quarrel with Moyer.
Oyster Bay reports the president received the Associated Press news of Judge Landis' decision with great interest and offered no comment.
Jackson Miss Aug 3 Williams leads for senator with under two thousand votes ahead of the field. Jeffroe county in the south remains to report its tally. Joel and Scott expected to be candidates in the second governor primary.
George C. Roberts former director of the mint assumed the presidency of the Commercial National Bank in Chicago after traveling from Washington. He stated that business prospects are excellent nationwide and that the recent stringency tested but did not weaken the country’s strong economic footing.
Police pursue a man known as Jake in the killing of eight year old Katie Teischler in New York. Annie Mesner is jailed, Caetano Rippolone and Giuseppe Benfante posted bonds for witnesses as investigators track the suspect familiar at 203 First Avenue and seen with a woman near the 125th Street subway station.
Reports alleging an imminent medical operation on John D. Rockefeller were denied at Forest Hill the summer home in Cleveland. Officials stated there is no truth to the claims and he has no plans to leave the city in the near future.
Chicago reports record cold as the thermometer dipped to 56 below average on August 2, marking the coldest start in thirty seven years for August.
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