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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1908

Page

4

Editors in Session At National Editorial Meeting

Editors from across the United States attend the National Editorial Association annual meeting in St. Paul Minnesota. Governor Johnson and Mayor Lawler extended welcomes. President Warner of Lexington Kentucky presented the preliminary report and announced committees before the group toured the Stillwater state prison.

St. Paul, Minn United States National Editorial Associaton Old Capitol Johnson Lawler Warner Lexington Stillwater

Chicago Killing: Man Dropped From Third Floor Window

Orlovd Sleva, 23, was beaten and thrown from a third story window after an altercation with alleged assailants John Garwjantes zewich, 32, and Stephen Kiawatkiewicz, 26. Sleva had leaned from a second story window when a bucket of water was thrown on him, prompting a pursuit and fatal fall.

Chicago Orlavd Sleva John Garwjanteszewich Stephen Kiawatkiewicz Slevan Sleva

Shreveport Times Sold to New Publishing Group

Announcement in the Shreveport Times states sale of the paper to Times Publishing company head Robert Ewing of New Orleans with W. C. Chevis J. Walker Ross and A. W. Brown. The purchase promises extensive improvements and stronger news departments. The Times traces back to the early 1870s.

Shreveport Shreveport Times The Times Publishing Company Robert Ewing New Orleans

Snake Indians in Council at Hickory

McAlester Oklahoma, Aug. 17. The Snake Indians are in council at Hickory. H. M. Jind ley of this city and Chester Howe of Washington City, their attorneys, have been called there. The Indian agency at Muskogee has been notified and Indian police have gone.

McAlester Okla Hickory H. M. J.indley Chester Howe Washington City Muskogee

Freight collision delays traffic near Thackerville

Ardmore reports a Santa Fe freight crash near Thackerville left eighteen cars an engine and a caboose ditched the cars laden with grain. A shoe fly bypassed the wreck and traffic resumed after a delay of more than twenty four hours. Fireman Charles Bectol sustained a scalp wound.

Ardmore Santa Fe Thackerville Charles Bectol

Coal miners idle as Ohio river drops choke shipments

Pittsburg August 17 head news reports that about 40 percent of Monongahela coal mines are idle due to very low Ohio river water. River shipping halts prevent new coal mining as barges wait empty to store mined coal, risking widespread miner hardship without rain to raise water levels.

Pittsburg Monongahela River Ohio River

State Accounting Board reviews bids for accounting overhaul

The State Accounting Board in Austin met Monday to consider about twenty six bids opened earlier for contracting an individual or firm to revise bookkeeping methods in state departments. The board is composed of the governor the railroad commission chairman and the secretary of state and aims to make recommendations.

Austin State Accounting Board Railroad Commission

J W Batts Real Estate Agent Listing Brazos County Titles

J W Batts advertises office in the Taliaferro Building opposite the Court House with the only set of Brazos County land title abstracts. Properties include a corner lot brick house with cistern and stable for 1050 dollars, and a five room house in a good neighborhood for 1000 dollars with terms of one quarter cash and the balance over one to three years at interest.

Taliaferro Building Court House Pew J. W. Batts

Senator Bailey Returns From New York En Route Home

Gainesville Texas reports Senator Bailey has returned from New York in good spirits though unable to make public appearances for some time. He shed twenty five pounds in New York but gained fifteen on his Kentucky farm during the stay.

Gainesville Tex Bailey New York Kentucky

Cassidy Fatal Shooting Suicide at Chicago Home

John Cassidy shot his wife at 226 Illinois street and then killed himself with the same weapon. Mrs. Cassidy was taken to a hospital. the motive remains unknown to police.

Chicago John Cassidy Illinois Street

Chafin Faces Mob During Prohibition Campaign Incident

In Springfield on Aug 15 a mob seized arms from Fishman’s pawnshop and threatened bystanders as Prohibition candidate Eugene W. Chafin faced a mob beating a Black man. Chafin warned he would shoot if anyone touched the man and escaped injury though a stray bullet killed James Scott.

Prohibition Springfield Ill Fishman Eugene W. Chafin Chafin Fifth Washington Mr. Chafin

Wounded county official amid post-lynching street attack

Springfield New Jersey reports W H Bowe chief clerk in the county treasurer office was set upon by several negroes at Fourteenth and Madison. He was shot in the body grazing the liver, robbed and beaten, then spared after one assailant intervened. An operation was performed and recovery is hoped.

Springfield W. H. Bowe Fourteenth Madison Streets Mr. Bowe

Saloon Keeper Found Dead in Chicago Bar

Anthony Thompson, saloon keeper at North Forty second street and West Chicago avenue, was found dead behind his bar with a bullet wound. A revolver linked to him lay nearby. His widow said two men fled the front door. Furman, her brother, and Mrs Thompson were kept under guard as police investigated. the cash drawer remained undisturbed.

Chicago Anthony Thompson Forty Second Street Chicago Avenue

Brothers Drown At Bachman's Dam Near Dallas

Joseph Russell and his brother James drowned when they slipped from the bank while fishing at Bachman's dam. James plunged in to rescue Joseph but both men perished as their wives watched. James was a building contractor.

Dallas Joseph Russell James Bachman’s Dam Joseph Mr. Russell

Murder Threat Suspect Shoots Self Near Media

Moses Spencer, a black man, shot and killed himself at Upper Providence near Media to avoid capture by a posse pursuing him for allegedly threatening to kill Miss Margaret McClure at Rose Tree. The shotgun blast nearly blew off the top of his head.

Media Moses Spencer Upper Providence Here Margaret McClure Rose Tree

Gross Receipts Collections In Austin Budget Update

The comptroller reports cash collected under the gross receipts law for Q3 1908 July 1 to Sept 30 totaling 55 202. Yet 10 507 remains due including 7 712 from Waters Pier ce Oil Co which failed to pay its tax. Excludes express and insurance companies.

Austin Comptroller’s Department Waters- Pierce Oil Company Express

Health Chief Probes Denton Soda for Drugs

Denton Texas August 15 Dr J B Abbott state pure food commissioner collected samples from local soda fountains and will analyze them for cocaine and other harmful drugs. Abbott reported finding cocaine in three soft drinks and said tests will determine safety.

Denton Tex J. 8. Abbott State Pure Food Commissioner Abbott

Night watchman arrested in Waxahachie cattle theft case

Waxahachie Texas on August 15 J F Benson city night watchman was arrested and held to the grand jury on an alleged cattle theft charge. The arrest followed impounding of two cows belonging to a citizen. Benson posted bond.

Waxahachie Tex J. F. Benson Benson

Tax assessor reports big valuation gains in two counties

Austin August 15 tax assessor reports Harris County 1908 valuation at 89,116,870 up 27,721,045 from 1907. Tarrant County values total 78,697,400, an increase of 35,982,740 over 1907.

Austin Harris County Tarrant County

Veteran's Long Walk Reaches Mexico Missouri

Joseph Meyer eighty nine years old arrived in Mexico Missouri after starting his long trek on foot from San Antonio Texas last winter.

Mexico Joseph Meyer San Antonio Tex

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