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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
2
Several A and M College cadet companies whose sponsors are popular Bryan young ladies presented them with Christmas remembrances. Miss Alberta Adams received a handsome gold watch with diamond setting and a pair of opera glasses for Company A.
Miss Hattie Lou Hudson received a watch with diamond setting and a pearl diamond pin. Miss Maggie McDougald was given a handsome watch with diamond settings. Miss Lilla Graham McInnis was presented an exquisite brooch of diamonds and pearls. Dr and Mrs W H Oliver returned from Caldwell after the death of Mr M Parker amid a serious illness.
Rosa L. Segur of Toledo a pioneer woman suffragist and close friend of Susan B. Anthony died in Dallas Texas at age seventy three while there for health reasons. She was deeply identified with the suffrage movement.
Leslie M. Shaw, secretary of the treasury, visited the U S subtreasury and custom house in New York on Wednesday and said he had nothing to offer in the way of relief for the money market.
A Dallas enterprise plans a coffin factory capitalized at $50000. Elsewhere, multiple violent incidents reported: Henry Heinze killed by a train near Strawn Texas, five men shot in Tullahoma Tennessee, Antoine Vacelli shot to death in South McAlester, an Italian jailed, a Mexican man shoots himself three times in Detroit, Nathan Freeman and Tom Credon injured in Guthrie knife fight, and Richard Richardson of Holdenville killed by a train in Shawnee Oklahoma. Quanah wreck damages immigrant cars, mule killed, five horses and a man hurt. Charles Rosenfield arrested in Louisville on a Mississippi robbery and attempted assault spree.
Kemp I T reports Roman can files strike Frank Battle a leading businessman in this place causing total blindness. Also notes Otto D Stallard’s surrender in Sedan Kansas after disappearing on December 20 with alleged bank debt of $20000. Pittsburg reports Charles Beck of Latrobe who died of apoplexy at home with survivors. Fort Worth notes officers elected by Texas Principals and Superintendents Association.
McKinney reports Tom Pitts of Clear Lake shot and killed in a thicket the investigation underway. In Tulsa two outlaws opened fire in a running fight near Dawson injuring Deputy U S Marshal Strickland who was left for dead. bandits captured and jailed with Strickland in critical condition in hospital.
President Roosevelt and his family have traveled to Pine Knot Virginia and are expected to return Monday afternoon.
Half of Arica Chile erased by quake, Morgan Texas flour mill burns with 15000 loss and 7500 insured. In Alabama near Bensonville A L Logan white man killed by three negroes. Jim Borden robbed in Chickasaw nation of 84 dollars. Firecrackers spoil mail in Dallas box. Bejar Spain to emigrate 9000 to Uruguay and Nicaragua.
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and about sixty corporations and individuals tied to it filed a motion in the U S circuit court asking to vacate Judge Sanborn's Nov 15 service order. All defendants join except Waters. Pierce Oil Company remains a Missouri resident defendant.
Chicago health officials launched an inquiry after a Christmas turkey exhibited peculiar white spots on the heart and liver. J Inwood bought the bird from Charles Klohr on Christmas Eve. two doctors conducted an autopsy and found the gobbler in the last stages of consumption. Efforts seek the farm of origin.
William C. Anderson, former assistant paying teller at First National Bank Kansas City, pleaded guilty to embezzling $9,000 and was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. He had been arrested in Austin Texas prior to the plea.
Austin December 27. J G Clark was shot to death at his Webbville residence. One hand and part of his breast were torn out. Robert Puckett, his stepson, surrendered to authorities.
A Fort Worth justice ruled that a man who stole a kiss from a married woman must pay $20 in restitution and a $20 fine was assessed after he pleaded guilty.
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