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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
2
A base ball game is scheduled Friday at 4 30 p m at Allen Academy grounds in Bryan Texas with Calvert as the opponent. Admission is 25 cents and ladies are admitted free.
In a bid to curb revolutionary fervor, the Czar orders soldiers restricted from reading newspapers while fueling unrest with controlled information and propaganda. The tactic backfires as discontent grows among troops and civilians alike.
W J Bryan says scandals blame a few prominent businessmen who sit on many corporate boards. He asserts most American business leaders are honest and that rapid remedial legislation will restore confidence at home and abroad.
The race features Juage Bell leading opponents with a flawless record and broad support. rivals have spent the past year scrutinizing Bell for any weakness to gain a leverage point, though none is evident in the accessible record.
The Fort Worth Times led a Rosebud episode claiming no merit to charges against Judge Bell, showing supporting documentary evidence. Since then critics have largely abandoned attempts to impugn his record.
Bryan Ice Storage and Coal Co seeks oats sacks or other large sacks in any quantity. Contact Bryan Ice Storage & Coal Co at 180.
On the voyage from Bremen the North German Lloyd liner Kursfurst welcomed six newborns. Mrs Leah Polinsky had triplets in steerage, followed by two girls born to Mrs A Cobham in the second cabin, and two more girls in the first cabin to Mrs Friedenberg. The ship’s doctor attended each birth as the vessel neared its destination. Friedenberg’s husband traveled from Seattle to meet the steamer and celebrate another heir.
The Henry Street Riis settlement in New York reopens October 27 after a $25,000 renovation and a $9,000 gymnasium funded by President Roosevelt’s supporters. The facility, named for the president, will honor his square deal ethos with a bronze tablet bearing his likeness and the motto Better faithful than famous. Bishop Potter and Mayor McClellan plan to attend the ceremony on Roosevelt’s birthday.
New York July 4 Edward Harris an engineer on the Putnam division of the New York Central died instantly when he leaped from his locomotive to avoid a trolley car stalled across the tracks in Yonkers His jump was unnecessary as the trolley car operator avoided collision tearing away safety gates in the act The motorman saved the train at the last moment
Fort Worth couples Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Fowler of 811 East Fourteenth street and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Skillman of Rosen Heights celebrated joint golden wedding anniversaries at the Fowler home on Tuesday. Both couples were married on July 3, 1856 in a Mississippi town.
In Paris on July 4 the chamber of deputies voided Count Boni de Sastel Lane’s election by a 258 to 221 vote citing corruption and bribery in the campaign.
In Pueblo Colorado on July 4 Rube Smith a Colorado welterweight fought ten rounds to a draw with Mike Twin Sullivan of Cambridge Massachusetts in a patriotic holiday boxing card.
Knoxville July 4. G W Jones was shot and killed by John Orr at Bristol Tennessee. Orr claimed Jones intended to elope with Mrs Orr. The fatal shooting ends a dispute tied to family matters.
Seattle on July 4 reports city police raided the August Rosenberg residence uncovering a bomb making setup and infernal machines. Investigators described the equipment as prepared for explosive devices and related devices. Authorities did not indicate arrests at once.
San Francisco dispatch notes L M Fletcher appointed general manager of the Panamerican Railway's industrial department on July 4. His leadership will steer industrial operations and development for the system.
In Guayaquil on July 4, Julio Fernandez was appointed minister of the interior, signaling a reshuffle in Ecuadorian cabinet leadership. The move places Fernandez in charge of internal security and domestic policy amid regional concerns.
A horse hitched to a chemical engine collapsed and died after reaching a fire scene in Fort Worth on July 4. The incident occurred during response operations, with observers noting the animal’s sudden collapse as crews battled smoke and flames.
Aleo five year old dies in Houston from burns. Luke the negro boy drowns near Gonzales. Crane cashier of First National Bank Eufaula I T is dead. Governor Davis of Arkansas spoke at Fort Gibson. Tom Terry a negro shot at Shreveport died. Sarah Cox a negress arrested. Bonham revival converts many at Methodist church led by Rev. E H Moseley Coalgate bitten by dog Ardmore. Alice Tex has state bank.
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