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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
1
New York January 9 Attorney General Jackson sought possession of the ballots from the November 1905 mayoralty election. Agents visited all ballot storage sites with court approval and placed new seals on the boxes to support a recount.
Washington January 9 Senator Daniel of Wincignia addressed the senate on the discharge of the troops sustaining the presidents action Senator Foraker said he would conclude his speech on the subject at a later date Late Brown Open Contents Taken Fort Worth January 9 A telephone message from Haslet says the safe in Wilsons store was blown open and all contents a small amount of money and numerous notes taken
Marlow, Jan 9. Forty eight live quail were captured here for shipment to Wichita, Kansas.
Walter S. Currey, a leading business figure, was jerked from a coach by an automatic mail crane in Shreveport. His coat caught while he leaned out at Deylin, Louisiana to drop a package, and he was probably fatally injured.
Washington dispatch says the census bureau reports 28 399 active ginneries in operation up to January 1 and 11 750 944 bales ginned, compared with 9 725 426 bales in 1905, round bales counted half bales.
News of the Shahs death was quietly received by the people. R. W. Donahue of Johnsons Bayou died suddenly at Beaumont. A rattlesnake twelve feet long was killed at Dallas by a policeman. Since 1901 Frances population has increased but 290,322.
In St Petersburg on January 9 Lieutenant Vladimir Pavloff, a military procurator advocate, was slain by a disguised assassin near the chief military court building. The killer fired seven shots from two revolvers, killing a policeman and wounding a boy as he fled through crowded streets before being captured at Panterne Lane.
J W Jordan of Montgomery shot himself in the right temple and is not expected to live. The incident occurred in Montgomery Alabama on January 9.
Judge Dillon of New York rules McAlester's $200000 school and water bonds illegal. The decision threatens the validity of all Indian Territory municipal bonds issued in the past five years affecting the region's local funding.
Senator Skinner of Elis county was elected president pro tem of the senate. After taking the gavel, Speaker Love aimed to push the platform demands into laws and pledged fair treatment to every member.
W. T. Akers, president of Piedmont Lumber Company and a prominent Atlanta figure, died Tuesday night at age sixty. He served with Wheeler's cavalry during the Civil War.
A blaze at the Michigan Stove Works plant in Detroit caused about 750000 in damage with insurance coverage totaling 350000. Several firefighters and others sustained injuries as crews battled the flames.
The Texas cattle cases hearing set for Denver was adjourned to January 23. Evidence will be taken in Amarillo Texas on January 26 and in Fort Worth on January 28.
In San Antonio on Tuesday night a burglar ransacking a residence shot barber Suiski in the mouth as he lay injured. The intruder leaped over the prostrate man and escaped, leaving the victim seriously wounded.
In Cameron Texas on January 9 a span of horses driven by Arch Baird ran away. They struck a buggy driven by Arch Baird’s father who was knocked unconscious. Arch Baird was killed in the crash.
Chicago laborer Charles Peterson was arraigned on a charge of cremating his child's body in the foundry where he worked after delaying burial for five days due to lack of funds. Neighbors alerted police and Peterson admitted burning the body in a furnace. He was fined $25 by Municipal Judge Himes.
Austin Jan 9 The Senate met briefly after the House organized. Officers elected include Marshall Burney journal clerk J M Robinson assistant journal clerk Bob Barker chief clerk Frank M Kemp assistant chief clerk Sebe Newman sergeant at arms. Kellie of Jasper sworn in and a petition urging Bailey's re election heard from Houston county signers including Driskill family. Contingent expense committee named Looney Hoisey Harbison Alexander Grinnan Suter Terrell. Looney to introduce a bill limiting contributory negligence and assumed risk as a path to damages. The railroad commission placed Wichita Valley Wichita Falls Oklahoma and Iron and Midland lines under unified management.
Senator Bailey arrived in Austin on Wednesday morning and opened his campaign headquarters at the Driskill hotel. He was greeted by numerous friends and supporters.
Guthrie Jan 9 Moman Pruitt of Pauls Valley a Democratic executive committee member denied before the county line committee the Bristow charge that he was offered $1000 to secure the Mor man county seat for Sapulpa. He countercharged Bristow offered $5000 to represent it. The Bristow man denied it and the committee asked that evidence be laid before the rules committee investigating graft. The panel listed potential county seats in the Cherokee nation and debated a rights bill on armed forces and violence.
Denver January 9 Rev Dr Henry A Buchtel chancellor of Denver University was inaugurated as governor in Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. He aided in building the church while pastor there. The ceremony included an opening prayer followed by remarks from G Wallace as the crowd listened.
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