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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1907
Page
4
Americans touring a Welsh church are treated to a school visit where a young pupil explains George Washington as a courageous American who told the truth. The moment amuses the visitors and quietly supports a parish appeal.
The article outlines a tea taster's tasks to distinguish blends and grades, identify pure brands versus inferior ones, and know the taste of every tea variety. A tasters experience spans nations and serves to prevent deception by tasting tea with milk, cream, lemon, or straight as demanded by different countries.
The attorney general and state treasurer agree the insurance commissioner will review all securities offered as collateral under the Robertson Investment and Deposit Law. The commissioner will examine securities to protect life insurance policy holders and assess capital stock of insurers doing business in the state.
In Goliad Texas on July 25, D Pickens of Houston insulted Fowler & Fowler. M W Fowler beat Pickens with a hoe handle, splitting his head, while James Miller blocked him. Wallace Fowler fired, striking Pickens in the left side and leaving him paralyzed. Pickens siblings say he will not live. Both Fowlers surrendered and posted bond.
Clarence Darrow denounces Governor Steunenberg and Idaho policy in his plea for William Haywood. He defends labor and the Western Federation, attacks Pinkerton detectives and Orchard, and blasts the constitution as used against the poor. Orchard proclaims labor will endure beyond Haywood.
Alfred Lundstrom, organizer for the Western Federation of Miners, was run out of Ely Minnesota by business men after making the city a headquarters for days. He entered a butcher shop Wednesday to organize clerks. the proprietor beat him, he was arrested, then allowed to depart the town.
Ollie Allen age eighteen was killed instantly when a passenger train struck his buggy one and a half miles north of Grandview Texas. The buggy was demolished and Allen was thrown about thirty feet against a cattle guard sustaining a broken neck and severe bruising.
A practical exhibition of a milking apparatus was held in College Station Texas on July 25 before a large crowd. Four cows were milked with a strong flow of milk and no cow kicked during the demonstration.
County Judge Summers finds an odd provision in the new auto law requiring a lighted lamp from one hour after sunrise to one hour before sunset. Denton sees Lee Sconce acquitted in a sensational slander trial drawing record county crowds.
Oklahoma City on July 25 reports hardware merchants forming associations to discourage patronage of mail order houses as a strategy to support local retailers.
San Augustine Texas July 25. Ivory Jones and Burk Holman were involved in the case. Ivory Jones, a Black man, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Burk Holman. The verdict marks a severe punishment in the crime.
In Muskogee on July 25 a land dispute near Keefton led to a fatal shooting. E. J. Lovejoy, a Black man, was jailed on the case.
Lawton Oklahoma July 25 Walter C Hodgson fell from his wagon while hauling lumber for a home on a claim the load passed over him crushing him to death at the scene
Gatesville Texas reports the second day of the Confederate reunion drew fifteen thousand attendees on July 25 amid a steady crowd and continued ceremonies.
Henryetta Oklahoma Territory records an official noon temperature of 105 degrees on Wednesday, igniting heat concerns. No further details provided.
Chicago July 25 Charles Graff on trial for killing his wife with an ax on March 31 says he acted in self defense. He testified he went to the Max wel Street station to surrender but desk man and a saloon patron dismissed his claim as a joke until police confirmed a death.
San Francisco July 25 figures show 245 aboard the ill fated Columbia. At noon Thursday 152 rescued, five bodies recovered, eighty eight missing. Of the total 39 men 49 women and 5 children are among the dead or missing.
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