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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1905
Page
3
President Roosevelt writes Senator Cullom that replacing “agreement” with “treaty” in arbitration treaties is a step backward. He warns that such an amendment could defeat the treaty and says he would refrain from seeking ratification if the amendment renders it invalid.
Chicago report of the coroners inquiry into Mrs. Walker Hoch death states Johann Hoch admits to marriages with thirteen women in ten years. Witnesses accuse him of duplicity while Hoch claims the eight former wives died natural deaths and denies poisoning any.
Chicago February 11 Fire gutted the six story brick structure at 254 to 270 Fifth Avenue housing Central Electric and several mercantile firms. Elevated loop traffic halted for more than three hours while firefighters battled the blaze and Frederick Hoyt, agent for owner A A McKay, put the loss at over 600000 pounds.
A young drummer Dan fakes a ticket situation to reach Henry Greyson, seeks a favor, and lies about Paul Somers. Greyson tests the tale, then hires Dan after accepting his claims. Dan meets Somers, learns of a rift, and Greyson grants him a start in business.
Dan travels from a distant city to meet his father now living nearby. He settles into a new town, learns his father’s whereabouts, and becomes a resident. Months later he sits behind Somers and a young woman on a summer park car, overhearing a disapproved clandestine meeting.
Miss Spears visits her sister Mrs Cummings and praises a magazine piece about missing a loved one. Mrs Cummings dismisses sentiment, noting shared years and routines show affection more in daily life. Conversation shifts to a throat poultice recipe and William’s suspected quinsy.
In Scotland two rivals settle a weekly private match on Saturdays. Both are even at the seventeenth. A last winer faces an easy pitch while sheep graze nearby. The winner bids the caddie to move the lambs, but the opponent objects noting you cannot move growing things per the rule of gowff.
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