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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
2
The attorney general's department states that the Republican precinct primary convention cannot be held within 100 yards of the Democratic primary polling place on July 28, as both parties hold their events the same day.
A brief dispatch notes Canada requires 20,000 harvest bands, signaling a resource push that could influence policy discussions in Texas and neighboring states. The item emphasizes cross-border agricultural logistics and workforce demand.
The body of Russell Sage is interred in a copper lined mahogany casket surrounded by four inches of chilled steel. A burglar alarm device is connected to the coffin as an added safeguard against theft.
A Houston Post note concedes that railroads cannot endorse Judge Bell on taxation. The paper halfheartedly admits Bell supports retaining the Love Williams and Kennedy tax methods that the railroads are fighting in court.
A property description notes a structure erected by the Ladies of the Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church at the fair grounds and states it will be sold at once with applications accepted.
The Lufkin Tribune says Mrs. W. H. Webb’s canning factory runs full time canning Elberta peaches. The cannery hires workers, pays profitable prices for thousands of bushels of peaches to local farmers, and supplies high quality fruit to the Lufkin market.
Richard Mays defends his record to Democratic voters in the Sixth District, denying charges of riding free passes while collecting mileage. He explains he paid his own fare to Austin and did not take salary during a March special session, while disputing a mischaracterization about mileage.
The Galveston News sends staff correspondents to follow the three governor candidates and Mr. Dashiell representing Mr. Campbell. It publishes day by day, accurate reports to inform Texans what is being said and done, proving itself a fair and reliable daily history of the campaign.
A dinner hosted by Mrs. F. I Garth announced Miss Nonie Adams's engagement to Houston businessman Eugene A Heyck. Eight bridesmaids and eight groomsmen attended. the wedding, to be held in early fall, was not dated.
Friends in Bryan mourn the death of S H Carothers who died Wednesday night at his parents home in Bardstown, Kentucky. He lived in Houston where he was manager for Southwestern Life Insurance Co and was visiting home when illness struck. He was a cousin of Frank Clarke and Mrs T K Lawrence of Bryan and appeared healthy on a recent visit. The death came as a sudden shock to local friends.
Corpus Christi Epworth League and other groups announce excursion sales with limit days and round trip rates. Through Bryan chair car included for some trips. children half fare. Special early morning and afternoon trains pass Bryan with reduced return windows. Cities listed include Roanoke Milwaukee Peoria Lexington Siloam Springs and notable organizations such as National Firemen Eagles Encampment LL B of F and 8.8 Superintendent Convention.
Oscar Brown was arrested on a charge of stabbing to death at a dance in Victoria, Texas, on July 26. Police report a fatal incident occurred during the event and Brown faced immediate detention.
Northwest of Marquette Mich serious forest fires burn as crews battle the flames. In Texas A L Gray of Blooming Grove was found dead in Granbury. William Gannon drowned in Cross Bayou near Shreveport. Armstrong Co of Atlanta sues Gilbert Clay of New Orleans for 600000 over cotton matters. Lightning struck a bed in Tyler Texas where J W Denton and his three children were staying. clothing caught fire but flames were extinguished.
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