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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1906
Page
1
A grim Hampshire report details a family tragedy described as a Holocaust and suicide. Authorities investigate multiple fatalities and the context surrounding the incident.
A North Pemroke farmhouse fire killed seven, including the Ayre family and Ayre's mother in law, as Charles F. Ayre shot himself after fleeing to his sister's home. Authorities probe estate disputes over Isaac Lakeman's settlement and contested purchase deeds.
Washington January 18 Senator Tillman prepared a resolution to authorize the president of the senate to appoint a five member committee to investigate the recent unfortunate incident at the white house resulting in the expulsion from the executive offices of Mrs Minor Morris and report to the senate.
In Washington on Thursday Senator Tillman offered a resolution for investigating the Mrs. Morris incident. After a brief statement Senator Hale challenged the move and Senator Daniel of Virginia moved to lay the resolution on the table. The Senate voted 54 to 8 to lay it on the table.
Annapolis report states Minor Meriwether Jr. pleads not guilty to hazing with aim to introduce evidence of good natured hazing. He notes offenses occurred before a fight with Branch and seeks navy resignation acceptance. Case for Chester Bloebaum to follow upon Meriwether’s trial. Bloebaum’s hazing charge rests on six specifications from September.
Annapolis reports Midshipman Charles M. James of Grinnell Iowa a member of the second class has been served with a hazing charge.
Washington January 18. A stormy session of the house committee on territories featured an angry exchange between Chairman Hamilton and Representative Lloyd over Hamiltons former stance on statehood. The former Arizona governor condemned the corruption charges against opponents of joint statehood as false and said it was pointless to appear before the committee after the verdict was signed and sealed.
Fort Worth reports a tragic accident as a young boy named Robinson was run over and killed by an electric streetcar.
New York on Thursday saw the cotton market open with an advance of 0.5 point but retreating later by 2 points as buyers paused and sellers pressed. The session reflected cautious demand in the futures pit.
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