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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1907
Page
1
A sudden cloudburst turned Cameron Creek into a raging torrent sweeping dwellings away. The flood caused fatalities and injuries while crops were ruined. Rescue workers worked through the chaos as residents faced destruction and loss.
A Kentucky cloudburst at Gradyville leaves three dead and twenty one missing as Big Creek overflows washing away houses and bridges. In central and eastern Kentucky floods destroy fences and crops while cotton fields submerge. Cameron parish in Louisiana reports widespread flooding with vast swaths under water and cattle at risk.
At a Boise hearing Orchard described travels with Moyer in 1904 from Denver to Cripple Creek to recruit Steve Adams. He denied motive tied to the federation and said he sought a partner rather than a political aim. Orchard challenged Richardson's inferences about his testimony.
Cotton prices surged on the New York Cotton Exchange with July up 1.50 a bale within half an hour and the July option 3.75 above Friday’s low. Trading was brisk and excitable as reports of English syndicate purchases influenced the market. Patriots from Montgomery report cotton conditions at 50 percent with poor stands. In New Orleans futures reached 13 cents and July option hovered near 13.12 while October near 12.50 before retreating. James Corrigan died after a Santa Fe wreck near Beaumont. Pat Wallace injured.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney L A Britton of Lonoke county was abducted by four masked men while riding near Hamson's schoolhouse eight miles from England. He was tied to a tree, stripped, and severely lashed with a heavy strap before being released. A doctor treated his injuries. his condition was not serious.
A Friday night conference at the White House on trust prosecutions included President Roosevelt, Secretaries Root Cortelyou Garfield, Attorney General Bonaparte, Interstate Commerce Commissioners Knapp and Lane, and Frank B Kellogg. The Harriman case and coal road cases were reviewed for three hours. Bonaparte stayed to discuss the harvester trust and possible referral to his office.
John Coyne, who carried Admiral Dewey’s message after the Cavite victory, sought lodging at a Hong Kong police station after a Washington robbery left him without railroad tickets and over two hundred dollars. He says he served in the regular army from 1877, was wounded in combat, and now lives in St Paul.
Beaumont reports thousands of mosquitoes swarming the city causing widespread nuisance and discomfort as residents endure a heavy June outbreak.
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