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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
1
Four-Quot Birth in Waco Ends With Quadruplets
Lena Alexander, a nineteen year old mother, gave birth to four girls in Waco. Each child weighed five pounds at birth and the father Ernest Alexander has three sets of twins. A photograph of the family will be sent to President Roosevelt once feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Lena Alexander
Ernest Alexander
Roosevelt
House Concludes Election of Em ployes in Austin
The Texas House met on Wednesday afternoon to elect officers. J. T. Robison became enrolling clerk and Cap Sullivan Potter county was chosen doorkeeper with W. G. Wilkins as assistant. A resolution for daily printing of 1 500 house journals was amended to 900 and nine to three per member. Rev. W. J. Joyce was elected chaplain and adjournment followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployes
Austin
House
J. T
Kit) Robison
Cap Sullivan
Potter County
W. G. Wilkins
Davis
House Journal
Senate
Taft Inaugural Ball Fund Authorized by Senate
The U S senate approved a bill allowing use of the pension office funds to support the inaugural ball tied to Mr Taft's inauguration. The move allocates resources for the ceremonial event as part of the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pension Office
Taft
Law's Delays Stall Swirski Trial in Chicago Court
The case of Joseph Swirski, arrested last April for resisting an officer, has been continued for the twenty-sixth time in municipal court. A jury trial was demanded, a new trial granted, and the matter transferred to the main branch, with police and witnesses repeatedly appearing without testimony. Counsel now moves to either proceed to trial or dismiss the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Swirski
Swirski
Foster
Garden Auto Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York January 14 The automobile world awaits the second major show of the season opening tomorrow at Madison Square Garden. The display features products from the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers with nearly three hundred different displays, about forty more than prior Garden shows, filling every usable floor space.
Malta to Welcome Fleet
Malta awaits the arrival of the American fleet with flags pennants and streamers seen across Valetta. The Duke of Connaught will receive fleet officers as Malta prepares dinners dances and likely a garrison review for the visitors.
Bandit enters bagnio in deadly Omaha holdup
Omaha on January 14 saw a bold hold up at Anna Wilson's Ninth Street residence. Clark forced a diamond necklace theft then clashed with Patrolman Smith who was killed and Detectives Deveree and Heitfeldt wounded as the robber fired on officers on the Douglas Street Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Smith
Deveree
Albert Clark
Betsy Smith
Clarke
Anna Wilson
Ninth Street
Clark
Wilson Place
Wilson
Douglas Street
Missouri River
Deveree and
Heitfeldt
Defalcation Alleged Against Muskogee Judge Campbell
In Muskogee Oklahoma on January 14 reports say the council audit committee filed defalcation charges of about $1,000 against Judge Campbell police magistrate for funds he allegedly collected. Campbell admits taking the money but says it was his salary due under former administration. An official probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Aj N
Campbell
Council
Walround
Supreme Court
Bennett
Tahlequah Apple Tree Smith Known Local Elder
In Tahlequah Oklahoma J M Smith nicknamed Apple Tree Smith is 73 and famed for pioneering apple trees in the region. A Washington dispatch notes the U S Supreme Court may delay Texas Waters Pierce Oil cases until June with judges weighing penalties and receivership issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahlequah
Okla
J. M. Smith
Washington
Federal Supreme Court
Texas Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Lincoln Stamp Authorized for Lincoln Birthday Commemoration
Washington January 14 The house authorized the postmaster general to issue a general Lincoln postage stamp of 2 cents to mark the hundredth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, per Representative Dawson's resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
House
Postmaster General
General Lincoln
Dawson
Abbott Lawrence Lowell to Head Harvard University
Abbott Lawrence Lowell, noted author and lawyer, named to succeed Charles W Eliot as head of Harvard University. The appointment places Lowell, a Harvard professor, in the university’s top leadership role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Charles W Eliot
Cambridge University
Heyburn Re-elected U.S. Senator by Assembly Vote
Boise Idaho January 14 Weldon D Heyburn was re elected United States senator by a strict party vote Democrats united on James L Mc Clear The assembly tally stood 57 for Heyburn and 19 for Mc Clear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ida
Weldon D. Heyburn
United States
James L. McClear
Heyburn
McClear
Birthday and Deathday in Dallas for Benjamin Franklin Rowe
Benjamin Franklin Rowe died at his Dallas home on Wednesday. He died on his seventy ninth birthday given his Alabama birth on January 13, 1830 in Green County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Benjamin Franklin Rowe
Green County
Alabama
Governor Campbell Urges State Prohibition Vote This Year
Governor Campbell asks Texas voters to submit a constitutional amendment prohibiting spirituous liquors in 1909. He defends reforms, cites tax, oil and rice interests, calls for strict enforcement and a decisive ballot to end protracted debate. He urges party unity and warns against Republican opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Texas
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Deneld
Destructive fire engulfs Cope land Hotel in Topeka
The Cope land hotel near the state capitol burned after 4 am leaving about 100 guests frantic to escape by fire escapes. Several guests injured including A W Smith and H A Rowland of McPherson with broken ribs. I E Lambert of Emporia reported missing. Smith fell while climbing a makeshift bedclothes ladder and was found unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Copeland
State Capitol
I. E. Lambert of
Emporia
A. W. Smith
McPherson
Grand Army of the Republic
Smith
H. A. Rowland
Rowland
Factory club seeks aeroplane for March stock show
Fort Worth officials of the Factory club announce plans to obtain an aeroplane for flights during the March stock show. President Evans said he will invite Orville Wright and make a liberal offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Evans
Orville Wright
Black woman injured by sharp object in Wichita Falls incident
Jan 14 Wichita Falls Texas report notes Dora Wade a Black woman was stabbed five times in the breast and nearly died. Jim Saunders, a Black man, fled but was pursued eight miles south and intercepted near the town after traveling from Waurika Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Tex
Dora Wade
Jim Saunders
Saunders
Waurika
Okla
Texarkana Jury Acquits Adolph Scherer in Lapard Killing
After thirty hours of deliberation the jury acquitted Adolph Scherer charged with killing John Lapard in Texarkana a few weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Adolph Scherer
John Lapard
Paris and Mount Pleasant Railroad Organized in Texas
Paris Texas January 14 The Paris and Mount Pleasant Railroad company is organized with R F Scott as president. The venture is capitalized at 75000 dollars and construction will begin immediately on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Paris and
Mount Pleasant
R. F. Scott
Fourth Death In Family in McKinney Texas
Essie Mcc Collum aged fourteen died after January 1 as Mrs. McCollum mourns the loss of her husband and three children in McKinney Texas dated January 14.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Is A
Wagner & Co
Georgia
Waco Negro
Malta
Bagnio
Jan
Sheppard
Lincoln
Lawrence
Democratic Party of Texas
State Health Department
Oil and Rice
State Revenue Agent
Textbook Board
State Textbook Board
Railroad Commission
Iiner
Attorney General's Department
City National
Brazos County
G. S. Parker
E. H. Alfin
A. W. Wilkerson
E. W.W. Crenshaw
Asst.Cashier
Kansas
Negress
Scherer
New Railroad Company
Siings
F. J. Jenkins
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