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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
3
The note emphasizes the value of proper clothes with quality materials and precise tailoring to achieve a correct fit, highlighting the importance of selecting garments that feel right and look sharp.
Mrs Eliza M Coles Shelburne 68 11 23 wife of A B Shelburne died after two months illness at the Brazos county home near Bryan The deceased born Independence Washington county earlier in life married Feb 16 1855 to A B Shelburne They lived in Brazos county since 1860 moving to Bryan about 16 years ago Survived by husband five children C C Shelburne Mrs Mary Fillingame Andrew Lila and Coles Shelburne Funeral from the family residence this morning at 10 oclock with many friends extending sympathy
Dallas Oct 13 Governor Lanham formally opened the twenty first annual entertainment on the fair grounds auditorium marking opening day press day and children s day Attendance is large Exhibits are large excellent and varied Seymour s military band performs Texas newspaper men attend as special guests with a banquet and multiple toasts.
Austin reports District Attorney Moore has collected 40000 as part of a state antitrust judgment against railroad and express companies. The state's share of 431560 was paid into the treasury. Remaining 8450 went to the district attorney and likely split with J B Lewright and Hart and Allen. Fees: 25 percent of penalties under the 1890 act and 10 percent on the first 1000, 5 percent thereafter under the 1903 act.
A fire in Bryan Texas destroyed a 40000 dollar cotton compress and around 1500 bales of cotton on Friday night. Total losses reach about 150000 dollars as firefighters fought the blaze amid inadequate water supply and high winds.
At a cabinet meeting Secretary Root showed a six by four inch plate of virgin Peruvian gold bearing Peru’s coat of arms on an anchor. The inscription honors Elihu Root and praises US Navy hospitality to Peruvian naval personnel. The plate was presented during Root’s South American tour.
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