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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
4
Max Malich testified in the Haywood trial that he would denounce any man involved, recounting a conversation with Harry Orchard alias Tom Hogan who allegedly urged blowing up a hotel. Malich denied involvement and said Orchard later claimed he was joking.
Nazaro the Italian champion won the Dieppe grand prix covering 477 miles in 6 hours 46 minutes 33 seconds. Szesz finished second in 6 hours 55 minutes 10 seconds with Lancia third. Nine of thirty eight starters finished amid glorious sunshine and large crowds along the triangular 76 km circuit. Christie the sole American drove an American car and faded from the leaders.
President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says the walkout will extend by sending operators from Western Union and Postal companies to support those on strike in San Francisco and Oakland. The location of the next action is not disclosed until messages reach their destinations. Portland Los Angeles or Seattle are among believed sites. Some think Chicago has been ordered out as a key to the telegraph dispute.
Judge Rogers fined C. G. Waller of Dallas and Demen Lemon of Pittsburg 1900 each and sentenced them to 34 months in prison. Ed Hunt cashier and J. H. Langston Jr director were fined 500 and 300 dollars respectively.
A Tuesday fire at the Hardwood Lumber company yards in Denver caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The blaze struck a densely populated area and was contained by intense effort, with nearly all windows within a 100 yard radius shattered by the heat.
John E. Shipp son of Sheriff J F Shipp died suddenly just after midnight in Chattanooga. He retired in good health and moments later collapsed and died before a physician could reach him. The cause of death remains a complete mystery.
In Roff Oklahoma, July 2, Mrs. Thomas killed her daughter Mamie eighteen then shot herself. Joel L Thomas found both bodies on a bed with heads on a single pillow. She left notes to mother and husband citing broken health and inability to endure Mamie’s absence. Mrs. Thomas died, no hope of recovery for Mr. Thomas’s wife.
A 15 year old Water Shipp fatally stabbed Clarence Gray during a church service in Birmingham. Both youths are sons of prominent farmers. Separate note from Washington: Brigadier General C F Humphrey, retire on full major general rank. Major James B Aleshire named to succeed as quartermaster general.
The Dublin corporation voted 28 to 18 to confer the freedom of the city on Richard Crocker. The decision was announced on July 2.
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