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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
1
A Virginian who delivered the principal address at a wartime gathering spoke in high terms of praise for the deported figure. The notice hints at a forthcoming major engagement and the enduring respect for the leader amid ongoing conflict.
Canton hosts a McKinley memorial banquet with Vice President elect Fairbanks and Gen Lee among speakers and dignitaries. The event observes the late president amid Civil War figures, while war reports from Tsin and Oku describe pending large scale battles and Russian offensives poised on a frozen front.
In Munich the Fraulein Reubke from the Court theater, playing the juvenile lead in Bergschmiede, found a bonbon box with a note to open it before going on stage. An adder emerged and bit her dress. attendants killed the snake and she fainted but later returned to finish the performance.
Tokio reports a rescript from the emperor to Marshal Oyama thanking his army for defeating a superior Russian force. Oyama says the men fought in brutal cold, while Russian attacks on Jan 30 31 and Feb 1 were repulsed. Mistchenko, wounded, is named in Oyama’s account.
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports Emperor Nicholas received a deputation of thirty-three workmen at Tsarskoe-Selo at 3:30 PM on Wednesday.
Odessa police chief Galovine was shot near the police station in the city and wounded in the right shoulder. The injury is not dangerous.
In Nashville on February 1 the state senate passed a bill prohibiting betting at race tracks. If the measure clears the lower house it could end horse racing in Tennessee.
Moscow reports the strike is completely over and has also ended at Kouno.
Name changes, unusual cases, and legal counts span Oklahoma and Texas. Zulu Oklahoma now Dacoma, Sterrett Oklahoma reports a calf with two heads and two voices. Osage John Stink refuses to sleep under shelter amid regional quirks. Hill County Texas lists sixty two divorce suits. A Thomas Jefferson black man suffers eye injury from a cotton band. In Paris Texas a Moses Brown boy accidentally kills his little sister with a rifle. Gus Coots and two Foss sisters inherit $250000 from a Chicago uncle. Carry Nation plans Guthrie as home and will edit the Shawnee News within a week.
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