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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
1
A toddler who wandered off into a remote area was found after forty hours of searching. rescuers located the child near a forest edge and brought him to safety. Authorities believe the child remained with a small group before becoming lost.
Nineteen month old Lawrence Marsh, missing since Saturday night, was located Tuesday by a large search party near Caldwell Ida. He had spent forty hours wandering in sage brush with torn bleeding legs and a parched throat but remained in good spirits and prattled when found. His distraught parents feared kidnapping amid the dramatic rescue.
Mrs. Scott M. Ladd wife of an Iowa supreme court justice was arrested in Des Moines for disturbing the peace at religious services she leads devotees writhe on the floor leap into the air chatter and strike themselves in a scene shocking local relief circles.
Muskogee June 18 Clark J. Tisdel master in chancery for the Western district has resigned from his fee based position one of the best paying jobs in the Indian Territory The move follows charges by lawyer W A Chase of No wata that Tisdel represented clients in lease sales handled in his court and he reportedly was told by the department of justice to quit practicing or give up the master in chancery job.
In Moscow Idaho on June 18 sentences were handed down in the north Idaho land fraud cases. William Dwyer received eighteen months in the penitentiary with a $100 fine and eight months in the county jail for subornation of perjury. C W Robnetti got eight months in the penitentiary and $100 fine for the same offense. William F Kettenbach and George Kesler of Lewiston National Bank were each sentenced to eight months in the county jail and $1,000 fines. Z E Kesler, Kettenbach and Dwyer were convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government of Idaho timber lands.
Advices from Formosa via the steamer Moneagle report brisk fighting between Japanese forces and Formosan natives. Japanese drives extended their line and pressed the natives from three fifths of Formosa, where 106000 locals had held out. After a month of guerilla warfare with many camp workers killed, 5000 Japanese troops were deployed to force submission.
Chicago reports three deaths and numerous heat prostrations by 10 PM Tuesday as temperatures hit 97 degrees. In Denison, Mexican Civil War veteran Mas Roe dies at age ninety, dated June 18.
Ida Caldwell June 18 Harry Orchard the confessed murderer of former Governor Steunenberg and eighteen others appeared in Caldwell before Judge Wood. The Haywood case at Boise is adjourned to allow Wood to order a formal adjournment of Orchard's trial this term. Orchard seeks a continuance as Boise lawyers switch. He is returned to the Boise penitentiary.
A crane boom swung a heavy girder too low at the Phoenix Bridge project over Battle Creek in South Pittsburg Tenn. The derrick toppled, dropping unplaced iron and part of the structure into the creek. About twenty workers fell into the water. Kulmer Hill died after reaching Chattanooga. Foreman C W Potter suffered a fractured skull and Ike Wilson, a laborer, was gravely injured with brain concussion and is expected to die.
June 18 in Guthrie Amb James Bryce told a mass meeting he cannot discuss which Oklahoma state constitution experiments succeeded or failed elsewhere. He asked Oklahomans to share written or verbal views on the proposed constitution and urged creation of state parks and preserves.
At Sheepshead Bay races a $300 000 purse was offered. A Black boy named Orange Travers shot himself near Winona Texas. Prompt action at Odessa prevented a meeting of the Russian Black sea bloc.
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