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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

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New President of A and M College Is Milner

A private telegram from Corpus Christi reveals the A and M College board accepted President Harrington’s resignation and elected Hon. Robt Milner as his successor Milner currently heads the state agriculture department and has long been active in Texas politics and public service The Eagle offers hearty congratulations and expects a fruitful administration

Corpus Christi Board of Harrington Hon. R. Milner Robi. T Milner Bryan Henderson Rusk County Department of Agriculture A. and M. College Milner

Initiation by Telephone to Transmit Secret Order

Denver news reports that for the first time a secret order initiation will be broadcast by long distance telephone. Manley J. Hemmens, supreme councillor of the United Commercial Travelers, will listen from Green Bay to fifty candidates initiated by Pike's Peak Council No. 15 in Denver. Communications are arranged to place members along the lines in charge, ensuring secrecy at Green Bay and Denver.

Denver Colo Manley J. Hemmens United Commercial Travelers Green Bay Wis Pike's Peak Council

New Fall Styles in English Veil Skirts at Wilson & Derden

The advertisement from Wilson & Derden announces new fall fashion featuring English veil skirts. Store located at 208 invites shoppers to explore the latest skirts and styles.

Advanced fall styles in fine English voil skirts

Retail note announces new fall voil skirts in English fabrics at 208 Wilson and Derden with prices ranging from 10.00 to 15.00 and mentions latest shades.

Wilson & Derden

More Rational Feeling On Prosperity Says Harriman

E H Harriman reports a more rational national mood on finance and prosperity with rising crops. He argues farmers selling produce will boost markets, merchants, and manufacturers, and urges railroads to have credit to fund improvements and efficiency. He supports regulated publicity but opposes forced competition and criticizes interstate rail and steamship rate disclosures.

San Francisco E. H. Harriman Roosevelt Taft Interstate Commerce Commission Railroads Transpacific Steamship Ines

Double Tenement Blown Up in Camden Causes Fatalities

In Camden on August 7 a heavy dynamite blast destroyed a two family house. Two children of the Arnold family were killed outright and another Moore child is dying. The cause remains unknown amid race-tensionless context. Trickett Arrested in Kansas City for Malfeasance in Office.

Camden Jim Arnold Ed Moore Arnold Moore Trickett Kansas City Kan C. W W. Trickett

Army officer Wylie Mangum arrives in Sherman in critical condition

Sherman Texas August 7 First Lieutenant Wylie Mangum of the Army arrives in Sherman suffering from paralysis. He is taken to the home of his father W P Mangum where he lies in a critical condition. He had spent several months in a hospital at Washington D C.

Sherman, Tex Wylie Mangum Sherman W. P. Mangum Washington, D. C

Changes Approved For Texa s Arithmetic Textbook

The Texas governor as chairman of the textbook board approved changes to Myer's elementary arithmetic from Scott Foreman & Co. to remove sectional prejudice claims by John B Hoodcamp of the United Confederate Veterans. Texas history problems were substituted. Bruce Anderson resigns as state purchasing agent effective Oct 1. C B White named to replace him. Health officials urged county judges to push local authorities to improve sanitary matters. The case of Warren Moore charged with assault to murder Frank Glover was continued to next Friday.

Austin Myer Scott Foreman & Co Texas John B. Hoodcamp Tnsted Confederate Veterans Hicks San Antonio Bruce Anderson Haynes C. B. White Bonham Fannin County Anderson Brumby Warren Moore Frank Glover

Labor union charter for profit barred by attorney general

In Austin on Aug 7 the attorney general advised the secretary of state that a labor organization cannot be organized for profit under the law and must be for protection only. The Isaac Heffron Stevedore Co of Galveston sought $10,000 capital stock incorporation under a labor union act, but the charter was denied.

Austin Attorney General’s Department Secretary of State Isaac Heffron Stevedore Company Galveston

Texas Files Complaint Over Rail Freight Rate Increases

After talks among Chairman Knapp Commissioner Clements and Texas officials, the state railroad commission will file a formal complaint against several railroads about proposed freight rate increases. Assistant Attorney General Pollard will draft the document, with rapid consideration and high priority promised.

Washington Knapp Clements Interstate Commerce Commission

San Marcos Rescues Stranded Charles Noble Simmons

Captain Maynard Young of the Mallory line steamer San Marcos reports rescuing the distressed American schooner Charles Noble Simmons bound from Porto Rico to Baltimore. Heavy seas wrecked the vessel. crew subsisted five days without food until the San Marcos delivered provisions to continue the voyage.

Galveston Maynard Young Mallory Line San Marcos Charles Noble Simmons Porto Rico Baltimore

Blasting accident at Paris Bottling injures worker

Ed McCoy of Paris Bottling Works was hurt when a tank exploded. His left leg was blown nearly off and his body was thrown about thirty feet from the generator.

Paris Tex Ed. McCoy Paris Bottling Works

Burglars Hit Hugo Oklahoma Frisco Railway Office

Aug 7 report says burglars broke into Hugo Oklahoma Frisco Railway office and stole $50. Police investigated the break in and searched for suspects.

Hugo Okla Frisco

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