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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1907
Page
6
In Sandy Hook Kentucky on May 30 residents pass idle hours as Judge James Hargis awaits trial for alleged conspiracy in the murder of Dr. Cox. The town fills with marble games in the public square where men women and youths compete, even as officials and farmers gather at the courthouse yard.
In Terre Haute Indiana on May 30 two boys were blown to pieces and three more injured when several hundred pounds of powder ignited at the Farnsworth mines storage house near Sullivan. The dead are Claude Davis and Paul Keen. fatally injured Arthur McClure Cecil Swith Davis. It is believed the accident started the fire.
El Paso May 30 Flora Wolf the claimant as common law wife of the late Lord Beresford accepted 10000 from the will and 5000 more while waiving all further claims and certifying she was never his wife in law or fact
In Hutchinson Kansas a 23 inning Western Baseball Association game ended with Oklahoma City defeating Hutchinson 2 to 1 after both teams failed to score until the eighteenth. Bradley incident: Southern Pacific Sunset Express No 10 wrecked near Bradley with engineer James Bisbee killed and a fleeing passenger also dead. fireman severely burned. Investigation launched.
Paris authorities announce that the appeal of Castellane will not be heard until December. The postponement affects court proceedings and potential timelines for the case.
The Chicago Chronicle announces it will stop printing with the May 31 issue due to long term unprofitability. The move ends a long operating history in Chicago.
Memorial day ceremonies in Washington suspended business as Grand Army of the Republic and veterans groups led parades and flower strewing at Arlington and other cemeteries. 18 000 graves at Arlington were decorated with flags, special rituals marked Confederate and Spanish War dead, and Major General Joseph A Mower's memorial was unveiled by the Army of Tennessee. Senator Warner presided. Thurston was the day’s orator at Brightwood cemetery.
President Theodore Roosevelt delivered an oration at Indianapolis honoring General Henry Ware Lawton, Indiana native killed in the Philippines. A parade route drew tens of thousands of spectators as memorial day observances paused work and schools. Lawton’s casket rests at Arlington National Cemetery with services also noted at Nashville and Murfreesboro in Tennessee.
The squadron and band of the Twelfth Cavalry stationed at Fort Clethrope joined Memorial Day ceremonies at the national cemetery in Chattanooga. The site holds nearly 14,000 graves from Chickamauga Mission Ridge Lookout Mountain and Camp Thomas era battles and wars.
Memorial ceremony at Nashville? No. Ignore.
Austin May 31 The state decided to submit its case against Waters-Pierne Oil without argument seeking penalties under acts of 1899 1903. The defense contends 1903 penalties apply tax period from June 1 1900 would yield up to over 5 million for the state while the defense argues a $50 daily limit up to four years excluding Sundays would cap the fine at about 83 600.
T L Amonds bridge foreman of Midland Valley and his family are held for two hours in Taft I T after D Kane a strikers is shot. Amonds fired a revolver during scuffle wounding Kane in the hip as the mob demands his death. Taft citizens disperse the mob and Amonds surrenders to the U S marshal. The wounded man may die.
Ardmore May 31 attorney W A Ledbetter says reports that the president and attorney general criticized the Oklahoma constitution are false. A written opinion will be sought, and the convention attorney will receive a copy. Oklahoma Supreme Court meets in Guthrie Monday to hear injunctions delaying the ratification election. the state vote is postponed no more than thirty days.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans held their twelfth annual convention with Commander E. P. Thomason presiding. Dr. T. M. Owen of Alabama spoke as commander in chief, and Dr. George H. Tichenor addressed on a proposed monument to the women of the Confederacy. The Confederate Memorial Association opened its eighth annual session with Mrs. Behan of Louisiana chairing. Committees were appointed and the Ladies Memorial Association of St. Augustine, Florida, was admitted as a member.
Maine Governor Cobb travels to Tulsa Oklahoma on May 30 to inspect the Glenn Pool oil field and discuss energy prospects with local officials.
In San Antonio on May 30 a lamp exploded while being filled and Mrs. Alice Knowlton sustained burns that may prove fatal.
рекламized claim states Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment cures piles instantly when applied externally. It notes a complementary Restorative for internal use in chronic cases tied to liver biliousness and stomach sluggishness. The package bears Dr Shoop’s name and is sold by M H James for 50 cents.
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