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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1907
Page
5
Schedule items list northbound and southbound trains with times for Nos 3 5 2 6 and 101 102. A local notices column reports visits, travel, and errands across Bryan and surrounding towns, with multiple residents and businesses mentioned.
Silk and voile suits arrive as Mrs Mary Lawrence and agent Ed Kiam promote slippers. Miss Lucy Skains returns from Houston to study. Shands of Waco visit, and offers from Sanger Bros. Local ads urge dress shoes, sewing machines, and bakery treats amid lost items and travel notes. Community events include church services, auctions, and Arbor Day plans. A well-rounded slice of Bryan life through society, business, and obituaries.
Kingston Jamaica reports a strong earthquake Friday causing widespread alarm. No deaths occurred but several buildings collapsed, marking the heaviest tremor since the January 14 disaster.
A Baltimore correspondent reports in Manufactures Record that in the year ending December 31 last 162 large mills were built in Louisiana and Texas with many more to come, while numerous small mills of 10,000 to 30,000 capacity also opened. A belt from the Gulf through eastern Texas and western Louisiana to Arkansas hosts prime pineries and recent big deals include 8,000 acres for longleaf pine, a 150 million feet pine tract, and 50,000 acres of longleaf pine valued at hundreds of thousands.
New York reports say District Attorney Jerome nears filing for a lunacy commission to examine Harry K Thaw. He questioned Thaw’s doctors and hears insanity rumors in the Thaw family, with Mrs Thaw enduring a severe ordeal and observers noting her gaunt appearance as cross-examination continues.
A bomb was thrown beneath the carriage of Chief of Police Colven Gesseberg as he rode through Odessa on Saturday afternoon. The blast wrecked the carriage and severely injured the police chief, with shattered windows in nearby homes. The attacker fled the scene.
Fifteen people were rescued at Hook of Holland after three women were saved from the Berlin. In Tangier Raisuli is plotting for the throne of Morocco aiming to attack the sultan's forces.
Indianapolis February twenty three. The senate concurred in the house amendments to the senate two cent fare bill as it passed the house.
A report from Denison dated February 23 says a man and his wife were drowned while crossing the Washita river.
Ben Horton paid $1,000 for a horse at Goshen New York to be sent by express to Cleburne Texas. The purchase was arranged on February 23.
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