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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1906

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Chinese Minister warns foreigners punished for acts in China

Sir Chentung Liang Chang states there is no uprising against foreigners in China but warns miscreants will be crushed and communities wrecked. He accuses Germans of aggression and says China will handle its own affairs, urging the Christian world to allow self-rule.

Washington China Chentung Liang Chang Germany

Peculiar Penance Ends In Tragic Burns At Bethany Home

Rose Elmer aged seventeen an inmate of Bethany home Glendale Ohio died from burns after self imposed penance to atone for scalding a three year old inmate Lillian Fears while reading a bandage The girl tried to cauterize her arm but knocked over boiling water and clothing caught fire leading to fatal injuries

Chicago the Tribune Cincinnati Rose Elmer Bethany Home Glendale Lillian Fears Miss Elmer

Supreme Court voids anti-betting law delaying spring racing

Memphis reports the state supreme court ruled the ice-Ligan antibetting bill unconstitutional. Racing will proceed at Shelbyville and Nashville this spring. The bill passed both houses and was signed by the governor amid a heated legislature fight. The Memphis Jockey Club will race only if the ruling stands. Secretary MacFarland says stakes are filled and the meeting could be historic.

Memphis State Supreme Court Nashville theice-Ligan Sveshphis Memphis Jockey Club MacFarland Jockey Club

Bells toll for Alice Roosevelt wedding in Boston

Boston marks the wedding of Miss Alice Roosevelt with a city wide salute. Mayor Fitzgerald ordered bells to ring for five minutes from public buildings and many churches at noon Saturday.

Boston Alice Roosevelt Fitzgerald

Emperor congratulates Roosevelt on Longworth marriage

Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph sent a cordial congratulatory telegram to President Theodore Roosevelt on the marriage of his daughter Alice to Congressman Longworth.

Vienna Francis Joseph Roosevelt Alice Longworth

Lanham to Call Extra Session on March 26

Governor Lanham announced plans to convene an extra legislative session on Monday March 26 after meeting newspaper correspondents in his private office in Austin. He declined to reveal any specific items for the call, saying details would come later.

Austin Lanham

Shubert plans Texas theater openings shows intent to expand

Lee Shubert of the Sam and Lee Shubert company confirms talks to open theaters in Dallas and other Texas cities. He notes negotiations are preliminary, names cannot be disclosed yet, but says deals may close soon and Texas venues will receive Broadway caliber productions from New York.

New York Lee Shubert Sam and Lee Shubert Company Anti-Trust Theatrical Managers Fort Worth Texas Dallas Texas Field

Attorney General Rules Tax Collector Commissions Cut

In answer to Comptroller Stephens the attorney general holds county tax collectors may receive ten cents commission on each poll tax receipt or exemption issued, not fifteen. Based on Section 10 of the Terrell election law. The question came from N. W. Hampton, Gonzales County tax collector.

Austin Stephens Attorney General's Department Attorney General N. W. Hampton Gonzales County

County attorney sues railroads over station closets in Waco

County Attorney O. H. Cross filed district court suits against every railroad entering Waco except the Texas Central for failing to provide suitable male and female closets at county stations. Total claims amount to 66000 dollars with penalties of 100 dollars per week. Katy 18000, Cotton Belt 12000, International and Great Northern 12000, Santa Fe 9000, Sap 6000. Law took effect July 15.

H. Cross Waco Texas Central Katy Cotton Belt International Great Northern Santa Fe Sap

Trailed for a Year Berry Tillman Arrested in Farmer Killing

Berry Tillman, accused of fatally shooting prominent Freestone County farmer Hamilton, who employed him, returned from South America and was arrested after a yearlong pursuit by the farmer’s son.

Berry Tillman South America Houston Freestone County Hamilton Dean

Editor Mceachin Marries Roxanna Mace in Fort Worth

Fort Worth on February 17 reports the marriage of Hec A. Mceachin editor of the Fort Worth Daily Mail Telegram and Texas Stockman Journal to Mrs Roxanna Mace known as Vernie Tawson. The ceremony took place Friday evening at the bride’s North Fort Worth residence.

Fort Worth Hec A. Mce- Eachin

Building To Cost 250000 For Mineral Wells Bank

Mineral Wells Texas February 17 Major J D Beardsley plans a new building costing 250000 dollars. The structure will house a bank and offices with construction starting soon.

Mineral Wells Tex J D Beardsley

Mrs Allen Ends Life in Grand Saline

Mrs. George Allen wife of a local banker in Grand Saline Texas shot herself fatally. Reports say the couple had separated and she went to his boarding house where she used a revolver to take her life.

Grand Saline Grand Saline, Tex George Allen Alen

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