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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
At a Bryan gathering the audience laughed at Hobson who spoke for war while Senator Gore praised him as the greatest living apostle of human liberty.
Texas hogs ranking fifth prompts critique of state progress. The paper questions how long Texas farmers will accept the record and notes State Health Officer Brumby's mosquito campaign as approved. It also asks how many bona fide farmers attended the agricultural and commercial conference.
Two-legged brutes enticed a waiting girl at the Palestine depot and outraged her. one jailed, officers hunt the other two. Other items note Roosevelt and Bryan demonstrations in Chicago, Oklahoma senator Gore on public opinion, and local franchise news for Navasota plus Campbell's Scientific Farmer promotion.
New figures show seventy eight dead and 2,594 injured nationally. Among the injured 1,944 were crippled by fireworks, 116 by cannon, 183 by firearms, 115 by powder burns, 213 by toy pistols and twenty three by runaways due to explosives. There were forty three drownings and total losses amount to 112,640 dollars. Data from remote areas remains incomplete.
Six thousand people attend the Rockdale fair as reports note various local incidents including a wind-damaged church at Lampasas, a fatal shooting in Dallas, a deputy sheriff fatally wounding a resisting suspect in Brookshire, and three Seguin children killed by lightning. Other items include a Waco grocery fire, expected famine in Russia, and election outcomes in Victoria County.
Bryan Texas July 9 Rev Searcy led a revival in a Cross tent amid growing Free Baptist denomts growth with many new additions. Report says Grimes meeting Wasap Rock Ava meeting claimed as notable events in the country.
Cleveland observes John D. Rockefeller’s seventieth birthday as he remains in strong health with plans likely to continue his low profile. The billionaire, head of Standard Oil, favors quiet moments and golf when weather permits, rather than lavish celebrations.
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