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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1907
Page
1
Twenty-two dead and 145 injured in a Bronx derailment of an electric express on the New York Central line. Motorman Rogers says speed was seventy mph. car damage includes scorched power car and mangled passengers, with a makeshift morgue at Webster Avenue.
Several hundred anarchists and supporters marched with red flags in Chicago to commemorate the arrest and deportation of Charles H. Moyer W D Haywood and George A Pettibone of the Western Federation of Miners accused of complicity in the murder of Idaho Governor Stuenenburg A mass meeting followed with fiery English and German speeches denouncing capitalists Lucy Parsons widow of a Haymarket participant attended John M O'Neill of the Miners Journal was among the speakers
In New York on February 18 Mrs. Thomas Flynn was found murdered in her tenement with her baby clinging to her neck. Husband, a watchman, was arrested after claiming a quarrel with former boarder Charles Hayes. The infant lay beside the body as neighbors reported a violent confrontation. Captain John N. Bofinger, Civil War veteran, died in St Louis aged 83 at 76 Vandeventer Place.
After a four day pause following the death of juror Bolton s wife the Thaw trial reopens. Counsel quarrels are patched up aided by the defendant s mother and lead to a temporary truce as both sides prepare to argue Thaw s mental state and possible insanity.
Notice of a Democratic primary election to nominate candidates for City Secretary City Marshal and three aldermen to be held at Bryan City Hall on Thursday February 21 1907 within legal hours. Jno A Moore Jr chairman announces the election in the city. Advertisement 64 February 22
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