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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
3
Classified items include train times, lost and found, job ads, clothing, fresh foods, insurance notices, and social notes. Mentions Chas Chaney, S. Rosier, Pretoria Rye drink, Norwood’s stock, In Er Seal, and local names such as Jno B Hines and Miss Mary Christian with movements between Bryan, Houston and San Antonio.
Those who promised articles for the Baptist Bazaar should be ready when the committee calls Thursday February 28. Bazaar opens at city hall Friday at 10 a m.
Brazos Union Lodge No 129 A F and A M issues a call for a meeting tonight to perform the third degree. All members are urged to attend. W F Gibbs serves as Senior Warden.
The Methodist church ladies host an Old Hoss Sale at City Hall at 3 p m on Friday March 8. Sealed packages will be marked with value and sold for the indicated price, with all items useful and desirable. Home made candy and lemonade will be served.
Five minutes before court opened Mrs Nesbit Thaw entered the room with Delmas and sat near her husband's counsel. After the session began Mr O Reilly led Mrs Thaw and Mrs Caine from the room. Jerome asked to recall Mrs Thaw for further cross examination to challenge credibility and prepare rebuttal.
The dialogue shows Mrs. Thaw recalled and questioned by Jerome about alleged abuses and suspicions. The prosecutor presses for inconsistent statements while Delmas plans to rest the defense and objects to cross examining Dr. Bingaman as an expert.
Charles W. Morse and party departed Galveston for Port Arthur. Morse said a new fleet of palatial Mallory line steamers would soon ply between Galveston and New York. Reports from Austin note Senator Willacy’s status on February 27.
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