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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1907
Page
4
In the house on February 9 the concurrent resolution by Mr. Terrell of Cherokee directed the governor as the state’s highest official to request William Jennings Bryan to visit the legislature during the current session and address both chambers.
Georgetown Texas February 9 burglars shattered the plate glass in Wilcox Bros establishment on a leading street and carried off several boxes of jewelry valued in the hundreds of dollars The burglars did not enter the home Stret Car System San Angelo Texas February 9 local capitalists plan building a street car system
The United States and Mexico urge Guatemala El Salvador and Costa Rica to press Honduras and Nicaragua to halt war preparations. The Corinto treaty based arbitration board meets in Salvador to decide the Honduras Nicaragua dispute, hoping to avert broader war in Central America.
Eugene E. Pinchback of Louisiana was arraigned in Newark on forgery charges. He was remanded to await federal action in Brooklyn on a serious charge. Pinchback, Harvard 1902 graduate, previously faced mail fraud accusations tied to forged checks. He blames a drink for his alleged downfall.
The Tribune reports General Parades plans an insurrection against President Castro. Nicanor Bolet, local rep, received a cable from Trinidad via the port of Spain in cipher: Antonio has landed at Pedernales. Date on message suggests landing Wednesday.
St Louis excise commissioner Mulvihill demands removal of race book operations from downtown saloons, citing complaints from Captain Reynolds about hand books accompanying race news. The order threatens closures to curb alleged aid to bookmaking. Fire destroys Wannamaker residence in Philadelphia. paintings saved.
New York February 9 Charles W Morse banker and steamship owner acknowledged the report that he had bought the Ward line of steamers to Cuba. He stated the sale is expected to close in a few days. Also New York February 9 the Delaware and Hudson company announced a $6 million collateral bank loan to run for one year at 6 percent.
New York reports Mr Delmas plans vigorous effort to introduce Thaw's will in evidence. The document reportedly mixes typewritten and handwritten sheets with interlineations. It allegedly shows Thaw feared assassination and earmarks 50000 dollars for pursuing his assassin, 75000 dollars for care of women harmed by Stanford White, funds for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, and support for Howard Nesbit's education.
General Antonio Parades, reported to land at Pedernales Venezuela to lead a revolt against President Castro, sailed from New York Dec 22 for Trinidad. His agents claim he aims to muster 5 000 to 8 000 men with 3 000 rifles and 1 000 000 cartridges in his uprising plan.
Ottawa reports the postmaster general will bar local papers that publicize trial evidence from being mailed in Canada. He states the law is clear and will be enforced against newspapers printing filthy content from the Thaw trial in New York.
Captain F A Erratt returns from the Arago expedition to recover a supposed 3 million in gold buried with the wreck of the Golden Gate off Mexico. A storm wrecked the beach and pumps, washing away salvage equipment and most of the wreck, leaving no treasure found.
A passenger train from Memphis to St. Louis and San Francisco wrecked near Pratt City Alabama on Feb 9. Two people were killed and twelve to fifteen injured. The baggage master on his first run and fireman G McElmurray died as the locomotive turned over burying him. engineer Brooks was badly scalded.
General Loynaz del Castillo of Havana's Liberal party condemned rural guards growth and said in a meeting that he would fight Cuba with Americans if the nation must wage war and would not lead the rural guards while stars and stripes fly over Cubans.
Six men entombed Friday night in No 19 colliery of the Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coal company at Watamo were found dead Saturday. Their bodies were located in the bottom of the mine lift as a fire raged in the mine on Saturday.
A property offering three four room houses and a half block of land with a good well and two small stables. Improvements described as in good shape. Price set at 1000 dollars with rents totaling 17 dollars 50 cents per month.
One story brick residence belonging to Captain Polk sits about one mile south of the city, noted in a brief local item.
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