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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1907
Page
4
Northbound No 3 at 1 38 pm No 5 at 12 46 am and southbound No 2 at 3 40 pm No 6 at 2 48 am also schedule No 102 north at 10 10 am No 101 south at 5 05 pm. Local notices list residents in city yesterday including J C Kennole M Miss Lillian Loftin and W W Smith with ads from Hunter Chatham Norwood and Norwood's stores plus insurance and real estate notices.
A residence sale offers new and good condition items including folding bed bed room set wardrobe bookcase sideboard refrigerator sewing machine couch piano wood and coal heaters cook stove vessels and kitchen furniture child’s bed chairs tables rocking chairs buggy and harness. Apply at the listed residence.
Bryan Chapter No. 222 Order of Eastern Star holds a regular meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Masonic hall. W M Mrs Edna Minkert and Secretary Mrs Lena F Reed urge all members to attend for important business.
Ino Humphreys reports from Marlin he will be in Bryan January 29 with the horse Kentucky Pride and a fine Spanish jack. Both animals will be offered for sale. Those interested in fine stock are advised to see them.
For sale a 7 year old, about 15 hands high combination saddle and harness mare. Described as safe and gentle. See H. E. Peverley.
Regular meeting of the Elks' Lodge set for tonight at 8 o'clock with a request for full attendance. Initiation work noted. T. R. Batte buys 74 acres in John Williams league from F C Oliver and E R a T P Johnson via TAR Batte agency for 1800 dollars.
The Texas house rejected a postponement resolution by 47 to 64 after debate on electing a Duncan Terrell senator. Cocke will be represented by an attorney of his choosing while Bailey employs three attorneys W A Hanger and J N Jones. The senate committee named S R Fisher to investigate witnesses who declined. Colonel William Poindexter was asked to consider the role.
In a letter to Representative Hamilton Bailey rejects an interview claim stating he received 100 shares of Waters-Pierce stock dividends. He asserts he never owned such stock directly or indirectly and challenges any bank or trust company named to prove the escrow claim. He offers to disprove the story with no delay if a name is provided.
More than twenty soldiers from the U S recruiting station unleashed a rampage in Columbus wholesale district hurling stones bricks and sticks through windows of stores saloons and resorts. A detail of 200 men was sent out and thirty men were rounded up and placed in the guard house at the post. Major Glenn promised punishment for all offenders.
Denison January 22 reports traffic jam in the Katy yards at Ray west of the city. Freight trains had to remove all dead freight before entering Denison. Over nine hundred loaded cars were counted at Ray Monday morning with live stock and perishable freight handled through Denison instead of Ray.
Abilene Tex Jan 22 returns show Cunningham winning the Twenty eighth senatorial district with a safe majority. Taylor county reports Cunningham ahead by 367 votes and the district supports him over Bailey.
Revised list from the Sandford explosion shows twenty eight dead and thirty two injured from Big Four passenger train No 8 wreck. Eighteen victims identified. Railroad officials and powder experts survey the scene as coroner Leavitt investigates the mystery of the disaster.
Hughes Springs Texas January 22 Brakeman George Bland suffered a crushed collar bone serious head bruises and chest injuries after being pinned between two freight cars at coal chutes rescued from the wall area with injuries described.
Ardmore on January 22 reports John Duncan and his two sons Leo and Henry aged twelve and fourteen were jailed by Deputy Marshal Halen of Ryan over the killing of prominent stockman Jim Williams at Petersburg last Sunday.
Guthrie Jan 22 The committee of the whole convention adopted a maximum two cent passenger fare on railroads excluding street cars and interurban lines as part of the Oklahoma constitution.
Elgin Alabama reports butter production for the past week at 527000 pounds. Local dairy interests note steady flow and rising demand as figures show a strong dairy season in the region.
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