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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
8
1476 acres of land in Moses Hughes survey near Edge offered with reasonable price and terms. Roger Boyle place two blocks from Main street on west side asks 1800 dollars. For sale or rent.
An advertised remedy claims to reach controlling nerves for kidney weakness. The text urges readers with back pain, dark urine, or distressing kidney symptoms to try Shoop’s Restorative, asserting it can help by addressing the nervous system rather than the kidneys directly.
Idabel Oklahoma December 25 Sissy Fisher a Choctaw woman alone six miles west fell in a fireplace her tight foot burned to a crisp in the incident reported from the area
Boston financier Thomas W. Lawson, who met with President Roosevelt at the White House, plans a new political party. His announced ticket would pair Theodore Roosevelt for president with Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota for vice president, though he stops short of saying the nominees have agreed to his program.
Asheville in a prohibition dispute saw John A Roebling donate his $500000 Beaux chiens estate between Asheville and Biltmore to the Presbyterian Church of America he plans to leave North Carolina for Trenton New Jersey while stating he will never return.
Amarillo reports eight inches of snow while Texas sees bond issues registered. A judge becomes a law professor, a Providence man dies frozen on a Pawtucket rock, and a revenue officer is killed during a liquor raid. Bandits steal 8000 dollars from a Trepigi ranch house and J. D. Cleary is shot in a San Diego restaurant.
Senator Stephen Russell Mallory died at his Pensacola home after a long career in Florida and U.S. government. Born November 2, 1848, he served in the Confederate army and navy, studied at Georgetown College, practiced law, served in Florida’s house and senate, and represented Florida in the U.S. House and Senate. His tenure in the Senate would have ended March 3, 1909, and he held several public posts including a state commerce and public health roles.
New Orleans officials report State National Bank absolutely solvent after a thorough examination by a Clearing House committee. The bank shows capital stock of 500000, surplus 799000, profits 64092.83, with liabilities to foreign banks totaling 715860. Founded as Louisiana State Bank in 1818, it is among the city’s oldest institutions.
Robert Wesson of West Feliciana Parish was captured after firing on a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley line train at Powell's Station. Cadet Adosin K. Windert of Louisiana State University died from a neck wound en route to Bayou Sara briefly after the attack. Wesson claimed drunkenness and ignorance of his actions.
Westbound Southern railway passenger train from Atlanta to Birmingham struck an open switch at Tallapoosa, killing Engineer Downey and injuring the fireman and a passenger. Authorities suspect switch tampering by train wreckers.
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