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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1907
Page
3
Railroad time table notes trains and schedules for the era. The president designates Thursday November 29 as Thanksgiving Day. Bryan forecasts Democratic control of the next House. Calvert plans a new state bank with fifty thousand dollars capital to replace the Acone bank. Vice-President Fairbanks made fifteen speeches in Oklahoma in a single day.
Pastor M S Hotchkiss of Temple Methodist leads Epworth League in fundraising effort aimed at supporting church activities and repairs in Bell County.
An article explores the current status of Alabama Indians living in Eastern Texas, tracing their descendants and cultural persistence in the region. It notes historical migrations, community markers, and ongoing efforts to maintain tribal traditions amid settlement pressures.
The Waco Times Herald notes a bankrupt treasury demands immediate remedy and strain on state institutions. Eleemosynary groups, the penitentiary system, and higher education including the state university, A and M College, normal and industrial schools seek expanded aid, presenting serious challenges for Campbell administration.
About one hundred women suffragists caused a scene at the reopening of Parliament and were forcibly removed from the lobby while shouting and screaming.
Five hundred English school teachers will tour the United States shortly in groups of twenty five. They probably wish to learn the latest improved American method of handling the Buster Browns.
The passage argues that Cortelyon cannot serve as attorney general due to lack of legal qualifications but suggests he might, with presidential favoritism, ascend through all cabinet offices over time.
A farm calf in Kansas swallowed three sticks of dynamite with a cap and exploded as the owner tried to drive it away. The blast hurled him into an unfinished well, leaving the calf to likely become a meal for the moon for some time.
A Brazos bridge at Butte's Ferry could boost cotton and trade to Bryan, diverting traffic from elsewhere. The county should act with investor support and possibly later assume ownership, as with Pitt Bridge, and aim to complete within a year.
A terse remark from Cambell hints that the forthcoming governor will act rather than speak. The brief comment, although lacking detail, is viewed as an omen by observers tracking the transition and policy direction.
Hyomei treats catarrh by inhaling medicated air rather than stomach dosing and is claimed to heal inflamed mucous membranes. Dr. E. J. Jenkins guarantees a cure or refunds money, with outfits priced at $1.00 and extra bottles at 50 cents.
Remains of W. B. Nichols, one of ten men killed when a Wharf building burned, were shipped to Fort Payne Alabama. The notable fact is that he had only been married a year and had just received word of a newborn baby girl.
Alexandria Louisiana jurors convict Thomas Brady of criminal assault on a fifteen year old girl and sentences him to death.
In San Antonio on October 20 a Sunset switch engine collided with a South Heights car. Mrs. Sarah Russell died from injuries and two other people suffered minor injuries.
Washington on October 23 announces the president has issued a proclamation naming Thursday November 29 as a day of Thanksgiving.
Announcement for the International Fair at San Anannio from October 31 to November 1 featuring two of Mexico's finest bands and a company of famous Rurales. Includes exclusive features and excursion rates via I and G N. For details contact I and G N agents or D S Price G P and T A Palestine Texas.
O E DuBose, well known horse and mule dealer, will bring one to two railroad cars of choice stock by week end. Buyers urged to come early and select. In about five weeks in Bryan he has sold nearly 50 head.
James Haggerty, 19, arraigned in New York on fourteen counts of illegal voter registration. Bail set at $5,900 as prosecutors say he used different first names while keeping the surname Haggerty. He allegedly confessed and acted without an accomplice.
A blanket of snow six inches or more covered Vermilion and Mesaba ranges and reached as far west as Fosston after Sunday night snowfall in northeastern Minnesota.
Western Kansas reports a heavy snowstorm after passage of a Colorado snowstorm. Passengers on delayed eastbound trains recount ongoing snow between Ellis and Denver.
Colorado Springs reports a severe blizzard that had persisted for forty eight hours. The storm ended Monday morning with temperatures rising to 15 degrees above zero.
Fort Worth October 22 officers led by County Attorney Jefferson raided Main Street at 11 AM. Fight tables were seized and three arrests were made in the operation.
New York report states H. T. White a heavy trader is suspended on the Consolidated Stock Exchange. He has twenty four hours to fulfill contracts under exchange rules.
In Madill Oklahoma on Tuesday morning seven business establishments were destroyed by fire including the Democrat plant. Loss is estimated at ten thousand dollars.
In Denison on October 23 a calf within the Chickasaw nation was killed by a mass of crows. The incident prompted local observers to note the unusual flock behavior and the impact on livestock.
London reports the Dreadnaught trials prove successful prompting immediate construction of three more battleships. One will be built at Portsmouth, one at Devonport, and one in a private dockyard.
George Rashid, a Syrian leper driven from eastern cities months ago, died of heart failure in a Pickens shanty near Clarksburg West Virginia on Friday. County authorities ordered the body cremated.
An attempted jailbreak at a Siberian prison in Irkutsk on October 23 sparked a fight in which nine convicts and the garrison governor were killed and several others wounded. Seventeen convicts eventually escaped.
Mrs Isaac Labarsky in New York gave birth to a baby boy weighing twenty two pounds on October 22. The event highlights a remarkable newborn size reported by local observers.
New York October 22 failure of J W Henning operator on the Stock Exchange announced in a brief notice detailing his default on trades and standing within the market.
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