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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1906
Page
3
North bound and south bound train times are listed for the I. and G.N. lines with arrivals at various points. The edition also notes new Dorset styles at Norwood and reports numerous brief city visits, business travels, and social notices from local residents and delegations.
Clearing sale offers grade suits at big reductions. Every suit in the house is included except solid blacks and blues. The assortment features many medium weight dark suits suitable for fall and winter wear.
Lucien Turner, about 30, a negro pod hauler for J. H. Suber, died near Providence church after noon when a wagon wheel crushed him as a standard broke. He operated three yoke of oxen in a cordwood laden wagon, and his death was immediate.
Prof Lilliebridge of Texas Woman's College brags of a VIERS AND POND parlor grand piano from H Collier of Waco. Delivered yesterday the instrument features San Domingo mahogany and exceptional tone. Lilliebridge plans piano recitals this fall and winter at his residence. Also notes include Mrs J J Piper leaving for Jonesboro Ark, hay crop in Bryan, and local church services at the courthouse with Rev Powell and Westminster League.
Governor Blancho of Valparaiso proclaims a state of siege and transfers supreme authority to Naval Captain Gomez Carena. Police collect and distribute food. water mains breaches face harsh penalties. Repairs progress in Baron Hill, Viña del Mar, and Ramaditas. Electric streetcars resume between Baron Station and Becree. service to Viña del Mar may follow. Death toll counts 648 buried on Aug 21. Llai Llai walls destroyed. Cabildo railroad station damaged.
A severe earthquake struck Santiago de Chile Thursday morning with a slight aftershock in the afternoon. Reports from Valparaiso state at least 150 robbers have been shot in connection with the unrest.
El Paso August 24 The El Paso and Southwestern railroad announces the appointment of T M Schumacher as traffic manager. Schumacher previously served as traffic manager for the Union Pacific.
A seat in the New York Stock Exchange fetched 95000 dollars on Thursday, the highest price ever paid except for a prior occurrence. The sale sets a new record in the exchange's history.
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