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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1905

Page

2

Bryan urged to land Texas Woman's Baptist College

A Bryan editorial urges business leaders to back a plan to bring a Texas Woman's Baptist College to town. It cites no Baptist college within 100 miles, outlines two new buildings and dormitory costs, and calls for a $10,000 bonus from Bryan to secure the site after a rally with prominent Baptist figures.

Bryan A. & M. College Texas Woman’s Baptist College Baptist College Butler la Porte Texas Truett Gambrell Carroll Business League Saunders Doremus Brandon Myers Haswell Baylor Female College Independence Belton Baylor

Bryan Light Guards To Meet At Armory Tomorrow Night

The Bryan Light Guards arrange a meeting at the armory tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Those who have not turned in their uniforms are to do so then. By order of Captain H. R. Cavitt. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society offers ice cream and cake on Mrs Norwood's lawn Thursday afternoon from 6 to 8. Everyone is invited.

Bryan Light Guards H. R. Cavitt Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society

TIME FOR Straw Hats Promote Comfort at Visit

Straw Hats TIME FOR introduces a selection of stylish headwear aimed at comfort and confidence during visits. The program emphasizes fit and breathable materials for all-day wear.

Roosevelt greeted by cheering crowds in Worcester

In Worcester Massachusetts on June 21 President Roosevelt appeared on his car platform to welcome cheers from vast throngs. A two mile procession to Clark College followed as four companies and local Grand Army of the Republic and Spanish War Veterans escorted him despite rain.

Worcester Mass Roosevelt Grand Army of the Republic Clark College

Roosevelt Appears At New London Station

President Roosevelt rode into New London at 7 05 on Wednesday and, faced by a crowd of about 1500, was awakened to greet supporters. He quickly dressed and waved from the rear door of the sleeping car as the special train pulled away amid loud cheers.

New London Gonn Roosevelt

Maniac guns down pedestrians before killing self on Eddy Street

In San Francisco on June 21 a maniac held 1000 bystanders for two hours on Eddy street and sprayed nine people with bullets before taking his own life. Thomas Libb died. Wounded include W. S. Koffman C. T. Chevalis W. Jones Emil Roberts Quong Do George Delaughton Vincente Romanite Joseph Laribee and policeman Patrick Kassan who was shot in the cheek. seven bullets pierced his helmet. The assailant barricaded himself on the fourth floor of the United States hotel.

San Francisco Eddy Street Thomas Lobb Self Thomas Libb W. S. Koffman C. T. Chevalis W. Jones Emil Roberts Quong Do George Delaughton Vicente Romanite Joseph Laribee Poiceman Patrick Kassan United States Hotel

Condition of Cotton Shows General Improvement

Washington reports the weekly weather bureau bulletin notes further improvement in cotton crop conditions across the belt. Fields are generally in good cultivation though some areas remain foul, lice persist in North Carolina, worm damage notable in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, boll weevils spreading in northeastern Texas with limited overall impact.

Washington Weather Bureau Florida North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas

Mrs William Cunningham Rites Held In City Cemetery

Mrs. William Cunningham died in Houston on Sunday. Her remains were brought to the city yesterday with her husband and daughter and laid to rest in the city cemetery. Mr. Cunningham was in Natchez at the time of her death. the family had left Bryan years ago.

William Cunningham Houston Cunningham Natchez,Miss Bryan Billy

Craner Dies From Back Head Wound in Brooklyn

Edward W. Crane, aged 67, lies dying in a Brooklyn hospital from a bullet in the back of the head. His wife, detained, says Crane returned late, quarreled, threatened to kill her, and a revolver went off during a scuffle. She offered no details on how the shot struck him.

New York Edward W. Crane Brooklyn Crane

Hyomei Offered To Fight Catarrh In Spring Weather

The advertisement extols Hyomei as a cure for catarrh caused by fluctuating temperatures and promotes a pocket inhaler outfit for one dollar. It cites Capt. Cameron of the Salvation Army in Berkley, Cal, claiming relief and a regained voice after use. The offer includes a money back guarantee by E. J. Jenkins if unsatisfied.

Capt Cameron Salvation Army Berkley Cal Hyomei E. J. Jenkins

Brown Elected Sheriff of Oahu County

A. M. Brown the Republican nominee was chosen sheriff of Oahu county by a vote of 2206 to 150 for Home Rule candidate A Poepoe. Governor Carter campaigned for Brown against Henry the incumbent. Republicans won all other ticket races except two supervisors and possibly the treasurer.

Oahu County A. Poepoe Carter Brown Henry

Morton accepts resignations at Equitable

Paul Morton announces the acceptance of the resignations of James W. Alexander as president and James Hazen Hyde as first vice president of the Equitable directors in New York on June 21. He has not acted on other resignations yet.

New York Paul Morton Equitade James W. Alexander James Hazen Hyde

Chicago Boxer Billy Stift Hurt After Ogden Fight

Billy Stift of Chicago, defeated by George Gardner at Ogden Monday night, suffers a broken right wrist from a fourth round clash and bites off the end of his tongue in agony. Gardner remains the opponent and the bout is reported from Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake Claty Billy Stift Chicago George Gardner Ogden Gardner Stift

Railroad Board Finds No Jurisdiction Over Pullman Rates

Topeka Kansas June 21 the board of railroad commissioners ruled it has no jurisdiction over the Pullman Car company on rates. It held the firm not a common carrier and lacking power to regulate alleged overcharges in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan Board of Railroad Commissioners Pullman Car Company Kansas

Cabinet Resigns En Masse in Madrid

The entire Madrid cabinet resigned and King Alfonso accepted the submission on June 21.

Madrid Alfonso

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