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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1906
Page
2
Citizens invited to join the street parade scheduled for nine o clock Wednesday morning on Main Street. The Cotton King and other decorated vehicles will lead with a brass band. participants include Brazos County Italians and visiting lodges. A speech by Hon. Jonathan Lane at 11 o'clock precedes barbecue at the fair grounds.
Hon. Jonathan Lane of Houston will address at Bryan City Hall at 8 30 Wednesday July 18 in support of Hon K Bell. Public invited to attend.
Pittsburg July 16 Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw’s mother Mrs Charles J Holman gives first interview since tragedy. She recalls Evelyn as a Christmas baby born 25 December 1884 and defends her against allegations and co acting rumors, praising her ambition and care.
Justice Brewer warns against broad expansion of governmental powers and urges changes to law only by representatives of the people. He emphasizes that the nation must remain a government of laws, not executive overreach, even amid new conditions.
A speaker asserts that all national powers rest with the people and that only enumerated powers in the Constitution are vested in the government. The statement emphasizes popular sovereignty and limited government authority.
Plans for the Singer Building on Broadway at Liberty Street are complete and construction will start immediately. Architects faced a single serious issue the wind strain on a 625 foot high structure with no upper story protection, as the tower will rise to forty one stories.
The Eagle republishes the Democratic executive committee resolution detailing Terrell election law steps for any precinct delegate hopeful to place his name on the county convention ticket. The notice, published in local papers, aims to ensure fairness among candidates from all precincts.
The Democratic County Executive Committee votes to hold a county convention August 4 1906 at the county courthouse. Delegates are allocated by precinct by votes for the 1904 governor candidate, with primary ballots for delegate selection and detailed rules for ballot handling, printing fees, and counting. Total delegates amount to 43 across 11 precincts.
The long exhibit ball at the fair grounds will be sold to the highest bidder. Bids must be sealed and turned over to the secretary of the Bryan Fair Association by next Wednesday July 18 at the office of Doremus Butler. Right reserved to reject any and all bids. Check of 50 dollars must accompany bids. J W Batts Secretary. M F Dansby President.
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