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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
4
From Tokio February 9 the underscored view is the coming clash of Field Oyama and General Kuropatkin may occur before any thaw. A slushy ground would halt the movement of guns stores and ammunition until roads harden.
Washington February 9 President Roosevelt urged by the Inter Parliamentary Union through Representative Bartholdt to consider ending the Russo Japanese war. Bartholdt told the president the union’s members believe the U S leader, next to the German emperor, could influence Russia toward peace and the president promised to consider the matter with Secretary Hay. Lodz February 9 The general strike body did not return to work and shows little willingness to accept manufacturers terms, with a bleak outlook ahead.
New York February 9 President Roosevelt has been chosen an honorary member of the League of Former German University Students an honor accorded to only one other Grand Duke of Baden uncle of the Kaiser and rector in chief of Heidelberg University If he accepts a delegation will travel to Washington to present an engrossed memorial Roosevelt studied in Germany in his youth
Omaha Nebraska reports a fierce blizzard after 24 hours of moderate warmth ending a cold spell. Snow and drifting reach a foot as strong winds threaten to impede traffic. In Dallas Twenty homeseekers from Montgomery county Indiana arrive seeking Texas land. In New York Charles Jean Jacquet Mazeau, noted French statesman and judge, dies per Herald Paris cable.
Boston reports General Miles defends official actions in the Jefferson Davis imprisonment discussion. He states his orders were directed by top authorities, never questioned by superiors, and rejected claims of any humiliating motive. He regrets missing living officials to answer insinuations but asserts they acted in good faith for the country.
Early Thursday morning over land passenger No. 1 westbound on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line crossed a bridge two and a half miles west of Melbourne. Eight cars were on the train. seven plunged into the creek while several passengers were injured and believed fatally harmed.
In Iowa near Melbourne a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul wreck on No 12 Omaha Limited left Chicago Wednesday night. Eight cars and an engine derailed into a ditch while a bridge was destroyed. Killed were conductor H M Marsh and brakeman C A Morris. One man missing, feared dead, nine coaches and two engines involved. The observation car remained on the rails.
The steamer Latif Eriksson collided with and sank near Care Maine in dense fog. The City of Everett, en route from New York to Sabine Pass Texas, returned to port with two crew members drowned after a heavy gale. The Everett’s bow was damaged and part of the ship burned.
Constantinople reports a compromise ending the France Turkey armament dispute. France secures orders for a share of new guns for Turkish artillery. Twefik Pasha presented proposals to fund Krupp arrears and part of the new batteries with German money, Ottoman bank financing the rest. The settlement includes Syrian railways questions, meeting French demands.
The comet discovered December 28 by Borelli of Marseilles was tracked by Professor Aitken on eight nights. An elliptic solar orbit shows it completes one revolution in seven years four months, with perihelion between Earth and Mars and aphelion just beyond Jupiter. It is tenth magnitude and visible with moderate telescopes.
The original American Buster Brown, a Euchee Indian living near Kellyville, is eight years old with 160 acres, two dogs, and a squirrel rifle. His name appears on the Dawes commission rolls as Buster Brown.
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