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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1905

Page

4

Minor Matters From Across The Southwest And South

Reports of natural gas springs near Weatherford Oklahoma and coal vein near Cement Oklahoma. Suicides include William Buchert at Brenham Texas and others. deaths of Sylvester Scovel in Havana and R D Copeland in Palestine. Cement Oklahoma coal discovery and zero readings in Oklahoma. Several industrial and violent incidents noted including a fatal fall in Galveston and a hanging in Water Valley Mississippi.

Weatherford Okla Brenham Tex William Buchert John J. O'Neil Beaumont Sylvester Scovel Havanna Cement C. F. Armsrong Galveston Oklahoma R. D. Copeland Texas Palestine Swedish Lutheran College of Texas Round Rock Little Maud Shelton Hearne Jemima Poorbear Fort Gibson I. T Burns J. J. Davis Bremond Cotton States Baseball League Windom

Cattle House Burned in Mobile Fire Disaster

The Battle House hotel in Mobile suffered a major blaze on February 18 fire roared from the fifth floor and consumed the northeast wing. 147 guests were evacuated in minutes as firemen fought the flames with hundreds of thousands of gallons of water. damage estimated at 259 009 with the building finally brought under control after 2 79 Monday morning.

Mobile All R.L. Cherry Royal and St. Francis Streets Mobile Fire Department Joseph Parks Bernard Constantine Parke Mr. and Y Pennsylvania Bridget Collins Battie House

Oklahoma Horror: Father Kills Family Then Burns House

Guthrie Oklahoma February 13. James Estes in a murderous spree attempted to kill his son who escaped. He killed his wife and daughter ages twenty, set the house on fire and blew out his own head. Lawrence Estes witnessed the scene as the house burned. A neighbor helped evacuate the son. The family was well to do and popular. Another son George attended school locally.

Marshall James Estes Lawrence Estes George

Missouri Kansas Texas Train Wreck Kills Engineer at Morah

A Missouri Kansas Texas fast passenger train derailed near Morah water tank due to ice on rails from heavy snow. The first engine derailed, the second engine plus two baggage cars and a mail car piled up. Engineer W Phelps of Denison Texas was killed. no passengers were injured.

Parsons Kan Missouri Kansas and Texas Kansas City Oklahoma City Morah W. Phelps Denison Tex

Police raid nets 35 arrests at alleged gambling house

In Dallas on Saturday afternoon the chief of police and officers raided an alleged gambling house. Thirty five arrests were made including a Chinaman and a negro. Twenty five entered pleas of guilty and all were released.

Dallas

Farmers seek new homes after Coast country survey

A large party of Iowa and Missouri farmers arrived in Corpus Christi Texas on February 13 to inspect the coast region and consider settling sites after a thorough look at the area.

Corpus Christi Tex Iowa Missouri

Roosevelt Leaves Washington for Two Day New York Visit

President Roosevelt and his party departed Washington on Monday morning by a special Pennsylvania Railroad train for a two day visit to New York.

Washington Roosevelt Pennsylvania Road New York

Death Rate Decrease in City of Mexico

In 1394 there were 16 439 deaths in the city, down 688 from 1903, reflecting a lower death rate.

City of Mexico

TEMAS WEATHER REPORTS EXCEEDING COLD AND FUEL SHORTAGE

Jons Dallas February 13 at 7 am the thermometer stood at 3 degrees above zero marking the coldest in five years. Suffering among the poor and livestock is reported across distances with many cattle and stock dying from the cold. Tyler reports two inches of snow and extreme cold. fuel is scarce and selling for seven dollars per cord. South Texas truck farms suffer damage. central Texas reports many cattle frozen. high winds worsen conditions.

Dallas Tyler South Texas Texas

Heaters explode injure woman in Dallas homes

A steam heater exploded at the residence of Dr. W P Armstrong in Dallas blowing Mrs Armstrong from a doorway into the yard with slight facial injuries. Another heater exploded at S I Munger’s home with no injuries reported.

Dallas W. P. Armstrong

Cupsted Killing Tied to Joke in Hubbard City

A young man named Cupsted was killed in Hubbard City Texas on February 13 after a joke went wrong. C C Holt was arrested and Archie Holt, a brother, had prior trouble with the deceased. Stosen John Cash was fatally cut. T S Brady and son Walter were arrested after Cash boarded with Brady.

Hubbard City Tex Cupsted C. C. Holt Archie Holt Stosen John Cash T. S. Brady Walter Cash Brady

Stormy NYC Leaves Dozens Injured in Ice Slips

City hospitals received more than twenty severely hurt after a winter storm coated streets with water and hardened snow. Traffic halted across Greater New York as hundreds of horses fell and many were shot. At Longacre Square and Columbus Circle police aided women to safety while crowds struggled for footing and cars.

New York The Humane Society Longacre Square Columbus Circle Porcemen

Six Injured as Cars Collide on 116th Street NY

Six people were injured in a crash on One Hundred and Sixteenth Street when a Madison Avenue northbound car collided with a Lexington Avenue eastbound car. Max Schuman was unconscious after being hurled into the street, his wife suffered a broken arm. Slippery rails cited as the cause.

New York Madison Lexington Avenue One Hundred and Sixteenth Street Max Schuman Madison Avenue

Clergy man Arrested for Passing Ten Dollar Bills

Huntington West Virginia Feb 13 Rev Washington Hager of Hadley Methodist minister was arrested for passing $2 bills raised to $10 He conducted a revival at Big Creek when arrested The bills passed on ex Sheriff J M Porter and Hamlin Crockett both of Hadley His arrest caused a great sensation

Huntington W. Va Washington Hager Hadley Big Creek J. M. Porter Hamlin Crockett Hoger

Tribute to memory of Hon George Frisbie Hoar

Washington Feb 13 tribute to the memory of the late George Frisbie Hoar of Massachusetts marked a special Sunday session of the house of representatives. The session began at 1 oclock with Representative Lawrence of Massachusetts presiding and many members in attendance.

Washington George Frisbie Hoar Massachusetts House of Representatives Lawrence

Crinshaw alias Lucius Graham Arrested in Murder Case

Indianapolis patrolmen arrest George Crinshaw alias Lucius Graham twenty five, a colored man suspected of murder in Millington Tennessee over a dice game. He reportedly confessed to killing a man in Tennessee and authorities there have been notified.

Indianapolis George Crinshaw Lucius Graham Millington Tenn Crinshaw Tennessee

Rescue at East River Ice Floe Save Seven People

A municipal vessel rescued seven persons including women and children after a perilous ride of over three quarters of a mile on an East River ice floe. The swift recovery followed a rapid, enforced journey in hazardous conditions.

New York East River

Bishop Wilson Preaches in Puebla During Mexican Conference

Bishop Wil son attending the Methodist Episcopal church South conference in Mexico City preached in Puebla on Sunday.

Puebla Mex Wilson The Methodist Episcopal Church, South City of Mexico

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Henry & Brogdon Cath Houston Bryan Gragg Fraterns and Streight Good Heath L. A. Plaser Rubber Tire Machine Enbles Wagner & Breadon First National Bank James’ Drug Store A. L. Mondrick M. D. Bryan Xpense J. Robert Astin J. E Grice Astin Main Street W. A. Watkins J. W. Batts Taliaferro Court House Brazos County N. B. Cole Hall Caldwell Kurten Mistrat Jerry Shea United States Amarillo, Tex Dibson Steel Spring Company Kalse Machinery Works Chicago Cook Harris Palo Pinto South Edwards A. C. van Cott Bevens Dorchester S. C Edward Gammons Water Valley Miss Guthrie FLYER Phelps of Temas Weather Jons James & Nunn Haswell’s Book Store J. B. Green Texas Seed & Floral Co CHE Shaving J. FP. Ransome W. C. Fountain Crown Burt Norwid W. H. Lawrence Bryan, Texas Plymouth Rocks Thos. W. Higgs DeWitt E. C. Dewitt & CO M. H. James John Wittman A. D. Scott Doremus & Butler J. H. Brewington R. H. Harrison Eo E.eas
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