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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
1
An old Bryan Texas advertisement promotes Emme and Maloney's Drug Store offering 24 hour response service. It lists office hours from 9 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m with the office phone 66 and residence 31.
Readable notes indicate a Red Boot sign located beside James and Nunn in Bryan Texas as part of a local display. The item confirms placement and local signage.
Washington December 3 The jury found Mrs Annie M Bradley not guilty of murdering former Utah Senator Brown at a local hotel on December 8 last The verdict brought applause and she was discharged to join her sister in Goldfield Nevada A large crowd packed the courthouse and Bradley thanked supporters after the ruling.
Denison December 3. James Tolbert a Katy employee died from injuries after a locomotive backed onto him. Tolbert was working near the tracks when the accident occurred.
Louis Gibson, the man who killed his mother-in-law Bettie Taylor and sister-in-law Cora Taylor on Friday, was shot by a posse three miles south of Lavernia. He fled a clump of bushes toward a creek, was wounded, attempted to swim, and died before reaching jail.
Assistant Attorney General Russell urges amending the slavery law to remove ambiguity in involuntary servitude and recommends repealing or amending state laws that trap laborers. He argues reforms will curb peonage, benefit the south, and reduce abusive practices while contesting claims it's aimed at harming southern industry.
Georgetown Kentucky December 3 The fourth week of the Caleb Powers trial began with renewed interest as Henry Broughton former Bell county sheriff testified about conversations with Powers on the state house grounds in Frankfort in which Powers asked for mem bers who would do work or kill. Cross examination showed Broughton under liquor influence and details of prior talks with Arthur Goebel and Tom Campbell. Captain John Hawn testified that Powers and John Powers sought to mobilize his militia company in citizens' clothes to go to Frankfort and box arms. J K Watkins, captain of another militia unit, gave similar testimony but said the citizens clothes claim stemmed from not yet being called out by the governor. Ed Porter Thompson testified it was a cold day with few people in the yard when the shot occurred. Other witnesses testified similarly.
Detroit December 3 State Banking Commissioner Zimmerman announced Chelsea Savings Bank Chelsea Michigan would not open Tuesday to avert a run and ensure fair settlement for depositors and creditors. President Frank P Glazier state treasurer has deposited about 484000 of state funds in the bank.
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