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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
1
Jacob's Creek Pa December 20 The Darr mine explosion left over 200 miners trapped with about 30 bodies found in the main entry as rescuers press onward. Foreign workers fled to a village to hide while many locals celebrated escape with drinking and carousing.
In Indianapolis at the Claypool hotel a joint conference of miners and coal operators, John Mitchell suddenly falls ill. A priest and physician are summoned. the physician says Mitchell’s condition is serious though not critical.
Linen hem stitched table sets with matching cloth and napkins offered by Wagner & Brandon II at prices from 3.50 to 8.00 per set.
In Hammond Louisiana on December 20, Mrs. Mary Nelson, 45, respected parish woman, was found fatally shot with a shotgun. The weapon bore bird and buckshot. no robbery or assault evidence. A quarrel with a local Black man over a dog led to suspicion. Sheriff Hail and bloodhounds pursue him as posses hunt.
Galveston tops cotton receipts for the first time this season with 33 611 bales on Thursday, surpassing Savannah’s 9 307. Through Thursday, Galveston totals reach 1 150 651 bales, while Savannah has 1 142 775 and New Orleans 866 834. overall arrivals at all ports lag last season by 1 061 790 bales.
Tremier Mercy five years old and his daughter thirty testified to neighbors before the grand jury. Pfeiffer, a widower, and his daughter face charges under an ancient commonwealth law for disturbing neighbors with caustic remarks. The statute imposes up to three years imprisonment or a $1000 fine for common scolding and disturbing the peace of good and quiet people.
A fragment notes a common nuisance affecting people living in or passing through the area, indicating ongoing issues with behavior or conditions impacting the public. The brief suggests community concern and potential enforcement or action to address disturbances.
Steamship agents report the large steerage rush to Europe is over. The French liner La Lorraine carried 804 third class passengers and the White Star liner Aran...
Henry C. Hester, secretary of the New Orleans cotton exchange, was struck by a car in New Orleans on December 20. He was badly bruised but his injuries are not believed serious and he is nearly seventy years old.
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