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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1906

Page

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Vanderbilt valiant in Pontedera car clash in Florence

W K Vanderbilt and his chauffeur were mobbed after a Pontedera street accident injuring a boy. Vanderbilt drew a revolver amid threats. gendarmes rescued the travelers as locals denounced careless driving and urged safety measures. Doctors treated Adolfo Butini with possible grave complications.

Florence Italy W. K Vanderbilt Pontetdera Pisa Pontedera B. Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt Adolfo Butini Vanderbilt

Indictments Return for Breathitt County Case

Breathitt County grand jury indicts Judge James Hargis Ed Callahan B F French John Smith and John Abner for murder and accessory in the death of Attorney J B Marcum at the courthouse door two years ago Senator Hargis not indicted. Hargis and Calahan named principals with Smith and Abner as accessories before the act.

Hargis Jackson Breathitt County James Hargis Ed Callahan B. F. French John Smith John Abner J. B. Marcum Calahan Smith Abner Marcum

QUICKLY CONVICTED DEATH SENTENCE IN SHREVEPORT

Shreveport jury returned a verdict in the Charles Coleman case at 1 30 pm Saturday four minutes after starting deliberations and imposed the death penalty. Also New Orleans notes state health board set quarantine rules to take effect March 15, affecting Cuba and Central American ports.

Shreveport Charles Coleman New Orleans State Board of Health Cuba Central American

Attack on orphans shocks Shreveport crowd

Two orphan girls aged eleven and eight were stopped near their Bienville area home by a Black man who dragged the older girl into the woods and choked the child until insensible before fleeing. Posses pursued and vowed to burn him if captured, as the city reported the alarming incident.

Shreveport Gant McCoy Bienville

Southern League Opens Season All Clubs On April 12

At New Orleans meeting, Southern League directors report National Association entry and salary limit rights. Tickets must bear union label, Western Union contract renewed with viewing restrictions, and all clubs to open simultaneously on April 12. W A Phyle applies for reinstatement after 1993 expulsion over remarks about Memphis manager.

New Orleans Southern League Baseball Association Kavanauga National Association of Minor League Baseball Clubs Southern League Western Union Telegraph Company Ime Kavanaugh Rlubs

United Mine Workers Endorse Anthracite Demands

New York February 24 full state committee of the United Mine Workers met with thirty six members including President John Mitchell to review demands the miners will present to operators. The committee endorsed the seven member miners panel and agreed to send the conclusions to Mr Baer head of operators while pledging to stand by the demands and suggestions.

New York United Mine Workers of America John Mitchell Mr. Baer

Legislature To Linotype Frank Prouty Learns Linotype

Guthrie Feb 24 Frank G Prouty a former legislative member and longtime Kansas Oklahoma newspaper figure is training on a linotype machine at the State Capital plant and will leave newspaper work entirely. He helped establish the first paper in Oklahoma after 1889 and served on the National Press association executive committee last year.

Frank G. Prouty Guthrie Kansas Oklahoma Prouty Territory National Press Association

Stabbed Negro Dies After Attack in Houston Factory

Boze Jones, a Black man, was stabbed in the left breast while seated at the old broom factory. He fled but collapsed and died soon after. Gual Sullivan was arrested in connection with the stabbing. Also in Jackson Mississippi the tax on baseball gate receipts was dropped, allowing clubs in the Cotton States league to keep their own gate money.

Houston Boze Jones Jones Guald Sulivan Jackson Miss Ways and Means Committee House Mississippi

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Albatros Howell Brothers Bryan Tytof Mece Bryan Steam Laundry THE Geo. A. Adams Parker Building Oliver Typewriter ERATE Coleman Ted Shreveport Tosensi Southern Baseball League Grand Opera House M. College Glee Club Smith Drug Co Stevenson Machine Rohdes Silas &. Johnson Parker Montreal Orienzial Rohde Proprieor E. J. Jenkins
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