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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
5
North and south bound train times for H and T C and G N schedules listed. Local items include arrivals and departures, rentals, sales, bazaar items, lost key, licenses, illness, visits, and Washington birthday bank closure notices. Numerous named individuals and towns such as Bryan Hearne Democrat Reliance Millican College Houston and Wellborn appear throughout.
The town condemns vandalism harming newly planted shade trees near Clarence Vick's vacant lots. Eighteen trees were uprooted and two displaced, cutting into a hoped for green area. News items note insurance, church events, and community notices amid town life.
Frank McVickers, actor in The Man of the Hour at the Savoy theater, was found dead at the foot of steps to the Hotel Tivoli in West Thirty-eighth street. His skull was fractured and authorities believe death was accidental. He had come to New York from California.
The Eagle announces H. E. Peverley as a candidate for City Secretary in the upcoming April city election.
Senator Bailey continues testimony before investigation committees in Austin on February 21, denying charges as false and defending his actions regarding the Indian Territory federal court fee bill, Steger and Labatt mules, and a Waters-Pierce stock claim, while detailing deals with Suggs, Lindsay, Green, and related property matters.
Indianapolis February 21 Harry N Styner brother of Elmer E Styner once Mexican Central manager said his father received a telegram stating his son had been stabbed but was alive and fatally wounded by an anti American society member in the City of Mexico
The president sent to the senate nominations for Texas postmasters including Charles W. Burr at Eagle Pass Evert Johnson at Jacksboro Francis M Burton at Terrell W H Hoffman at Waco Allen Mills at Jewett and J D Anderson at Miles Station.
A suburban residence owned by John Sherburne in Denison burned down on February 21. Firefighters battled the flames but the structure was completely destroyed and no injuries were reported.
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