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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
2
A. F. Con radi reports inspections of 15,000 bee colonies to prevent foul brood, plus checks of orchards and nurseries to stop San Jose scale spread now appearing in Texas.
The note urges Texans to cast ballots for C. K. Bell in the gubernatorial race. Other items mention a California highway robbery spree, the attorney general’s view on primary ballot questions, and Capt. McDonald’s Edna detective work on the Conditt family murder case. John Sharp Williams backs Bryan as Democratic minority leader.
Secretary Wilson believes the Chicago Packers will choose the proper course after doing nearly everything else, with no other alternatives remaining.
Albert Bullock asks the Eagle to announce Bethel barbecue and basket dinner now set for Thursday July 12 at Bethel Academy. Everyone is invited and water will be provided for stock.
Charles H Wy Song a leading Collin county resident died at his Mellissa area home after a long life beginning in Virginia He attended the first Texas Masonic grand lodge in Houston 1870 and remained a frequent attendee when health allowed He was reputed as the oldest Sunday school superintendent in the state.
The Eagle announces candidates for district county and precinct offices subject to democratic primaries. District Attorney 20th District J M Ralston R E Of Cameron Milam County J L Ford Of Bryan Brazos County District Clerk Horace O Jones Willa Millican J L Batte Representative 45th District J L Fountain R election W C Davis Sheriff R M Nall re election J J Cahill County Attorney J G Minkert Lamar Bethea County Treasurer Mo M Lawrence re election County Clerk W C Boyett re election Mrs G W McMichael County Judge A G Board re election W Wipprecht re election A D McConnico J W Barron Vax Assessor J H McCullough re election Monroe Edge County Commissioner Prec No 4 J S Mooring re election County Commissioner Precinct No 5 J C Blume Justice of the Peace Prec No 4 L D McGee W Gillie Mitchell re election Constable Prec No 4 C L Baker re election County Commissioner Precinct No 1 W E Gandy
New York July 11 Harry Thaw again asserts he is sane and that no lunacy commission will be appointed to assess his mind. He met reporters after breakfast in the prison and urged widest publicity for his denial. Thaw says his physical and mental condition are good and discusses his mother’s European trip for rheumatism and the yard denial.
Handwriting experts Carvalho of New York and Ewall of Chicago spent hours with Mrs Hartje and Maline the coachman co respondent as detectives allegedly seized letters. Maline vowed not to testify against Detective Craig, who claimed to have opened his trunk. Hartje’s counsel photo documented the famous letters and prepared three foot high charts for court use.
Judge Landis in U S district court sentenced the Chicago and Alton railroad to a total of 40000 dollars fine for two counts of granting rebates at Kansas City. Former officials John Fairhorn and Fred A Wann were each fined 10000 dollars on two counts.
Chicago on July 11 reports the death of J. H. Glenn a forty year old steeple jack who fell 165 feet from a smokestack at Thirty sixth and Butler streets after the rigging gave way He had endured more than twenty prior falls in his two decades of work in the trade.
Temple receives approval from the attorney general for a 25 000 dollar forty year 5 percent city school building bond issue brought by Temple city attorney W O Cox. Memphis Tex July 11 Dallas liquor company president fined 100 dollars and 20 days jail for violating local option law Hall county appeals noted. Yarensk estate of M Durnovo ex minister interior destroyed by rebellious peasants. Slavyansk Jews forbidden to take waters.
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