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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
4
Washington February 7 The Senate began deliberations on amendments to the joint statehood bill under a ten minute rule. The initial amendment barred liquor sales in Indian Territory for ten years, until a Gallinger substitute extended the prohibition to twenty one years by a 23 to 20 vote.
Chicago dispatch reports Charles F. Taylor partner of Mrs. Alice Webb Duke was arrested in Chicago on a fugitive from justice charge. He is accused of involvement in a Texan swindle near Nacogdoches worth 5000 dollars. Requisition papers issued and Adams to depart for Chicago.
Seven men were killed in Warmaw on Tuesday as strikers attacked workers resuming duties in bakeries and other sites. Reports say many arrests have been made as peasants fear rising prices and producers face violence. An electrical plant was reportedly attacked and a guard was harmed as authorities moved to restore order.
The procurator of Finland or not escape fire of Young Mar form identifies Karl Leonard Hohenthal as the suspect. Former Imperial Alexander University student, now in Stockholm, returned to Finland January 12. Hohenthal remains silent under examination as Senator Akerman leads the investigation. Wounds on the assassin inflicted by Soininen’s son are not dangerous.
On Feb 7 in Lobz factories opened but few workers remained. many left at lunch, citing risk of being shot from the street. Some mills closed with Feb 9 expected as wage day, as strikers grow bolder and a mill suffered intrusion and machinery destruction.
The Batoum area reports worsening strike conditions with business nearly stopped and scarce food supplies. A military proclamation warns residents against crowds as more steamers manage to sail. Reports from Berlin and St. Petersburg recount an assassination rumor for Nicholas and a Cossack attack that killed sixty Japanese and inflicted no losses on the attackers.
A satirical account describes a Chinaman who goes to great lengths to smoke. He carries a water-filled box with a tiny pipe, clears blockages, searches for tobacco wrapped in rag, and uses a brown paper stem to light it. He he uses long draws and repeats the awkward process.
The article recounts a dramatic sea rescue near Lundy Island and compares it to a Jamaica epitaph about Lewis Gaidy Esq who died in 1727. It claims he survived a 1672 earthquake, swam after being swallowed by the sea, and was saved by a boat, later living in reputation until his death.
A collage of notes on terms like esquire and gentleman from legal and social discourse, a London 1774 classified ad seeking a footman and a servant for a young lady, a stark quote on war described as driven by a few ambitious captains, a note on palmella cruenta fungal growth, and a string of light anecdotes about a boy, chickens, and a dog chasing them.
W. 8. Wilson, Agent, lists multiple travel and meeting fare details for Texas cities. Entries include dates in February for events such as the Grand Southern Handicap Shoot in Houston and various association meetings, with round trip or single fares and sell dates. Destinations cover Monterey Mex, Laredo Tex, Fort Worth, Yoakum, Waco, and Austin.
Charleroi Belgium February 7 22 957 miners out of 39 442 employed in the collieries in this district are on strike.
The census bureau reports 12,767,600 bales of cotton ginned from 1904 growth to January 16, counting round bales as half. The totals include 12,524,717 square bales, 289,027 round bales and 98,110 Sea Island bales.
A discussion between two readers referencing ambitions to appear in the papers, noting personal drive and the hidden nature of true obstacles as quoted from Eliot. The exchange frames self-imposed challenges and the lure of newspaper fame in a New Orleans Times-Democrat context.
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