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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1908
Page
8
John Crerar of Chicago and Joe Ogrady of Winnipeg arrive in Sherman amid talk they back an interurban line from Dallas to Cleburne. Crerar denies a report that Texas Traction Railway bought the Peason Sherman road with a January 1 takeover.
A distressed woman was defended by a bystander who intervened to stop an assault. Police reported the incident occurred near the street and the suspect fled. The victim received medical attention and was later treated at a local clinic.
The author laments the neglect of Hermann and his stewed delicacy, praising how his Rhine wine stew delighted the wealthy and nourished a nation. It presents a playful portrait of Kraut and orange tones as a symbol of cultural exchange in the United States.
A Harper's Weekly anecdote recalls a boy aboard Noahs Ark placing two tiny splinters of wood in a sheltered spot and identifies them as microbes. The tale prompts reflection on unseen life aboard the biblical voyage.
The president urged Congress to show leniency in action on pending legislation. He outlined preferred timelines and emphasized bipartisan cooperation to advance key measures before the session adjourns.
President Roosevelt asks Congress to approve a resolution allowing the secretary of war to reinstate soldiers deemed innocent within a year after careful examination. He backs continued investigation into the Brownsville affair while noting most shooters were members of Company B and that outsiders encouraged concealment. The letter emphasizes distinguishing the less guilty from the truly culpable to pursue justice.
In Adair County near Lane, James Hill, a white man, was arrested after a long search for the killer of Miss Mamie Womack. Hill received an immediate preliminary hearing before County Judge Dunbar, who remanded him without bail. Hill was moved to Jamestown for safekeeping. The motive was said to be criminal assault as Womack was dragged into a wood and killed.
Acting Secretary of State Meyer cites an attorney general ruling that a woman who marries to preserve her notary authority must obtain a new certificate in her new name.
Dec 14 Arven Arkansas officials report a postoffice safe was blown and 400 dollars secured during the break in. No injuries noted and investigation underway.
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