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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1906
Page
3
North and south bound train times listed with arrival and departure points. Local notices include residents leaving for Calvert Dallas Hempstead and Houston, visitors to the area, frequent shipments and ads for feed, alfalfa and farm goods, plus church services and revival announcements in Navasota and Wheelock.
The United German Societies Seattle at a regular meeting declared August Rosenberg an anarchist suspect in Germany to be harmless. They say a letter caused his arrest and that Rosenberg was an inventor of paint compounds with shop supplies for experimentation. He is described as 72, with about $6,000, planning to return to Germany.
Rev J H McDonald pastor of Oakland Methodist Episcopal church trains for the national amateur tourney at Englewood club Englewood New Jersey. He plans to prove a clergyman can play golf without coarse language using his Scotch heritage to drive skill and good influence.
In Corsicana on July 7 Elmore Keith was installed as noble grand and R. T. Parrish as vice grand. Major J. R. Miller, a fifty year member, received a gold headed cane at the ceremony. Miller, aged eighty five, was Corsicana’s first mayor.
Adjutant General Hulen and Colonel Devine travel from Austin to Dallas to deliver and transfer to the Dallas artillery six carloads of modern war engines worth 72000 dollars. Five carloads have already arrived.
English nobility hosted Hon. W. J. Bryan and his companion at Rest Park over the weekend. Guests included Ambassador Reid, Lady Goschen, Miss Goschen, Lady Herbert, Lady Evelyn Ward, and Lord and Lady Monson, who met the Bryan party during the stay.
A Kansas City Southern wreck at Ravanna Arkansas on July 7 scalded Engineer Johnson Fireman Burkhalter and Head Brakeman Scroggins all residents of Mena. The work train tender jumped the track pulling off the locomotive and seven cars piled up.
The Louisiana House of Representatives recommended to the Democratic Party of the state that William Jennings Bryan be endorsed for the presidential nomination. The motion passed during the regular session in Baton Rouge on July 7.
Action deferred in the Chicago and Alton rebate case as Judge Landis postpones until Wednesday the motion for a new trial. Defense attorneys must prove the packing company and railroad arrangement was well known to shippers and not a secret rebate.
Heavy rain pounded Austin on Saturday, bringing much needed moisture to the city and surrounding areas. Residents reported brief street flooding and improved soil dryness after the downpour. Local weather observers recorded substantial rainfall totals across several neighborhoods.
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