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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
2
Laredo growers ship onions at 600 per car free on board. From 700 cars, 420000 dollars are realized. A laborer removes weeds in cotton patches as Brazos anticipates strong staple movement. Idaho mining murder trials occupy national focus with straightforward evidence.
The Bryan Chautauqua program closed with Dr. Shouse and Capt. H H Sargent delivering lectures on From Lookout Mountain to Mammoth Cave and The Limitation of Armaments and Arbitration. The event drew mixed views on value but inspired future efforts, with music from Miss Agnes Kinnard and Mrs. C L Hilger.
The article argues for continued development and a wide awake policy to support substantial growth. It highlights the I. and G. N. spur to the Brazos bottom, asserting it would benefit Bryan and the Brazos bottom greatly.
The baby show at Carnegie hall in Bryan on Friday at 4 p m promises to be a pleasing event. Admission is 25c with all tickets voting in each class. Prizes include handsome babies and twins across age groups with refreshments served and a wide invitation.
The church invites Christians to a citywide Gospel Campaign led by Dr. Wilhite. The event runs from Sunday June 6 at 11 a.m. in the courthouse yard tabernacle with special song service practice sessions for singers.
New York June 6 Justice McCall heard Mrs Howard Goulds divorce suit against her husband The judge reserved decision and granted until Monday for briefs from Mr Goulds counsel who sought to strike out portions of the complaint as scandalous
The International and Great Northern Railway wins Texas commission approval to build a passenger depot at San Antonio costing 150000 with a ten year mechanics lien. Plans must be filed in 30 days and completion within six months, extended to one year if not finished. Former Secretary Hitchcock and associates tour Texas interests.
Texas state tax board heard railroads challenge the preliminary intangible asset estimates in a populist frame. Judge Garwood of Southern Pacific attacked the values against Houston East and West Texas, while the first automatic tax report showed $1,750,000 in property subject to taxation for 1907 from Bandera county Tax Assessor Thalmann.
The Christian Church Missionary Convention of Texas and Christian Women's Board of Missions of Texas opens in Fort Worth with a large delegation. Judge Rainey of Dallas serves as president and Rev. J. C. Mason as secretary. Mrs. J. J. Jarvis leads the Women's Board with Miss Bertha Mason of Dallas as secretary.
Fifty strike breakers whose contracts expired with United Railroads left for the east while 150 men were brought in to replace strikers left Tuesday night. There is no change in the strike.
The Pactolus in tow of the Tormentor was lost off the New Jersey coast during a recent storm and several crew members drowned.
A slight earthquake was felt in Pau France on Wednesday in Oldsix near the lower Pyrennes. No damage was reported.
The Eagle reports a Baptist church ladies group will host a Baby Show at Carnegie Hall on Friday June 7 at 4 p m. Children entered incur a 25 cent admission, with no extra charge for entry. Refreshments to be served and premiums announced later. event expected to attract a large audience.
The new gin house of S. H. Dunlap & Co. nears completion with most machinery installed. The firm has ordered a fine machine for supplying dressed lumber and finishing materials. They are also experimenting with a sizing machine to improve processes.
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