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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1908

Page

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Killing in Self-Defense in Mumford Texas Trial Begun

Deputy Baker Larkin of Mumford faced a justice’s exam in Hearne for the killing of Stewart Wilson, described as self-defense. Chas. Gainer wounded by a accidental shot but recovering well. Federal cavalry moved to the Rio Grande to enforce neutrality laws amid platform disputes. An oil tank fire at Saratoga destroyed two tanks of oil.

Hearne Texas Baker Larkin Mumford Cobb Stewart Wilson Larkin Galveston Chas. & Gainer Rio Grande Saratoga

Train wreck near Boracho claims several lives

An eastbound Texas and Pacific passenger train derailed at Boracho 155 miles east of El Paso after a washout. Engineer Joseph Jones died from injuries. two unknown Mexicans were killed. The mail clerk and four passengers were injured, with the dead and injured taken to Pecos. A defective rail is blamed.

Pecos Tex Texas and Pacific Railway Boracho el Paso Joseph Jones

Real Estate Man Leslie Hight Mauled in Runaway at Princeton

McKinney Texas July 2 Leslie Hight a leading real estate man was thrown from a buggy in a runaway at Princeton. His left leg was badly shattered and an amputation was necessary below the knee.

McKinney Tex Leslie Hight Princeton

Sheath Bathing Suits Draw Crowd in Atlantic City

Atlantic City July 2 sheath bathing suits have appeared attracting attention. Two women in the new beach attire caused a sensation on Thursday. Elderly residents protested while the beach censor declined to act.

Atlantic City N. J

Snow cooled hall planned for Democratic convention in Denver

Denver prepares for the national Democratic convention by cooling the 12,000 seat hall with snow delivered in barrels. The hall features portraits of departed Democrats including Cleveland Jackson and Jefferson with Washington above the chairman’s seat. Judge Gray leads as vice presidential candidate with Bryan supporting him and other contenders like Towne mentioned.

Denver Grover Cleveland Cleveland George Washington Washington Jackson Jefferson Chicago Judge Gray Mr. Bryan New York Stanchfield Harrison Charles A. Towne

Towne In Race to Stay

Denver July 2 Charles Towne of New York says he is in the race for the Democratic vice presidential nomination and expects New York delegates to support him. He met William J. Bryan at his Lincoln home and discussed platform planks including an anti injunction stance aimed at broad worker support.

Denver William J. Bryan Lincoln Charles Towne New York Mr. Towne Towne Bryan

Kern Leads Indiana Delegation Toward Denver

John W. Kern of Indiana arrived in Lincoln with Lamb Jackson Padgett and Riley heading to Denver after a call on Mr. Bryan at Fairview. Kern said he is not a candidate for vice president but would not rule out action if the convention nominates him without his consent.

Lincoln Neb John W. Kern Indiana Messrs Lamb Jackson Padgett Riley Denver Bryan Fairview Kern

Gompers Pushes AFL Anti Injunction Plank in Democratic Platform

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, has begun the Denver fight for an anti injunction plank and other labor policies in the Democratic platform. He expressed confidence of better treatment than Republicans at Chicago.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Denver Gompers Chicago

Missouri Pacific Passenger Trains Collide Near Knobnoster

Sedalia Missouri July 2 report says Missouri Pacific passenger trains Nos 3 and 12 collided head on near Knobnoster early Thursday. One mail clerk was killed four others injured six passengers slightly hurt and Engineer Burke sustained a broken collarbone.

Sedalia Missouri Pacific Knobnoster Burke

Also Mentioned on This Page

Denver Platform Texas and Pacific Wagner & Co City National Bank G. S. Parker E. H. Astin A. W. Wilkerson Cashier E. W. Crenshaw J. W. English J. K. Parker J. N. Cole Stevenson Machine and Repair John Wittman Tailo Eastman Kodak Goods Haswell’s Book Store Sanders Bros Isso Wiley’s Martin & Locke
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