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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1906

Page

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Five Per­sons Killed in North Carolina Family Murder

Raleigh dispatch reports Isaac Lyerly wife and three youngest children murdered at their Barber's Junction area home. Robbers set fire to the bed after killing the victims with clubs. two older daughters escaped. Two negroes arrested. one allegedly warned the old man would be cut but not live to eat it. Governor Glenn offered a 350 reward for the killers.

Raleigh N. C Winston-Salem Isaac Lyerly Barber's Junction Lyerly Glenn Barber’s Junction Rand

Laundry Indictments Reach 39 Firms in Ohio City

In Cincinnati on Friday thirty nine laundry companies and proprietors were indicted for maintaining a combination in restraint of trade. Eighteen of these were indicted as an organization in restraint of trade, including all members of the Laundry Exchange. Defendants appeared with attorneys and pledged bond. a motion to quash may be filed on grounds of anti trust inapplicability. Charges follow recent price increases for laundering collars cuffs and shirts.

Cincinnati Grand Laundry Exchange

Dreyfus Readmitted to Army With Legion Honor Note

Paris marks Dreyfus reinstatement as army officer with promotion and Legion of Honor listing. Under Secretary Sarrant, wounded in the duel with Pugliesi Conti, remains in stable condition after a calm night. Deception of wound reports indicate injury to the upper right lung.

Paris Dreyfus Legion of Honor Sarrant M. Pugliesi-Conti

Much Cheaper Gas Ordinance Passes City Council

Kansas City authorities approve a gas franchise offering natural gas at not more than 75 cents per 1,000 feet for 30 years. The city may repay outstanding bonds to end the term. Mayor Beardsley backs the measure as the current artificial gas supplier charges $1 per 1,000 feet.

Kansas City Beardsley

Prominent Chicago Man Sought as Witness in Thaw Case

Joseph Leiter of Chicago was being sought to appear as a witness in the Thaw murder case. The district attorney's office indicated the request was connected to revelations made to Assistant District Attorney Garvan by one of the actresses already examined in the proceedings.

Chicago New York Joseph Leiter Garvan

Sutherland Brings Much Sugar to San Francisco Wharf

The British steamer Sutherland arrived from Manila carrying 147,820 bags of sugar for a local refinery. The cargo included 10,584,000 pounds with $145,000 in gold duty paid. Sugar originated from Iloilo.

Sutherland San Francisco Manila Iloilo

Thaw Case Struggles With Funds and Defense Plans

New York reports delay in the Thaw case as funds run low and defense arrangements depend on the arrival from Europe. Prosecutors review past life details and interview lawyer A Shea about multiple suits linked to Miss Ethel Thomas and alleged relations, while one suit seeks damages for assault.

New York Europe Willow A. Shea New Garvan Shea Ethel Tho Thawan Thomas

Insurance Losses Reported By Fifteen Firms In San Francisco

Statements from thirty five companies show a gross aggregate loss of about $30,000,000. Reinsurance proceeds expected by these firms total roughly $12,000,000, leaving about $18,000,000 in net losses. The text notes more than one hundred entities are affected and insurers in San Francisco are implicated.

Frise San Francisco Orn

All Adjusted Vexatious Troubles Between Miners and Operators Settled

Bennett Brown, commissioner of the Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association, says most disputes since the strike are settled. Mines in the Southwestern district are operating. In Arkansas miners return to work on the double standard basis pending a state suit decision.

Kansas _ City Bennett Brown Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association Arkansas Kansas Indian Territory

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