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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

5

Harrington Exonerated by Board at A and M College

The Board at the Arlington hotel in Marlin Texas exonerated President Harrington of the A and M College from all charges after a two week investigation. J K Leggett P D Rowell Walton Poteet John M Green L L McInnis R T Milner A Haidusek signed the three page statement with Senator Sebastian absent due to illness. Harrington expressed appreciation and vowed continued reform work as the board plans to meet again tomorrow.

Eagle Marlin Texas Arlington Hotel Harrington J. K. Leggett P. D. Rowell Walton Poteet John M. Green L. L. McInnis R. T. Milner A. Haidusek Sebastian A. and M. College

Roosevelt Jr to Gain Real Work Experience This Summer

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. will spend the summer in actual work with the United States Steel Corporation to gain practical experience beyond study. The Harvard junior will tour the steel company’s ore holdings under the supervision of John C. Greenway, a veteran of the Rough Riders and friend of the president, who heads the Western Mesaba ore properties.

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr United States Steel Corporation Mr. Roosevelt Harvard Steel Corporation John C. Greenway Rough Rider Mesaba Stel Corporation Roosevelt

Miss Reid A Bride Daughter of American Ambassador Weds Englishman

London notes Miss Jean Reid daughter of Ambassador Whitelaw Reid married Hon John Hubert Ward in St James Palace chapel. The ceremony earned approval from King Edward and Queen Alexandra in a Tudor chapel decorated with flowers. Boston reports Senator Crane mentioned as Republican National Committee chairman candidate.

London King Edward Queen Alexandra Jean Reid Whitelaw Reid Great Britain St. James’ Palace John Hubert Ward Earl Dudley Equity Queen Victoria Boston Crane Republican National Committee

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Lipton’s Tea First National Bank Bryan Guy M. Bryan,jr W. Howell H. C. Boatwright F. M. Law Stevenson Machine and Repair Works Ervice and Eastman Kodak Goods Haswell’s Book Store Sanders Bros C. Robinson Martin & Locke Agricultural and Mechanical College John Wittman Merchant Tailor Teddy, JR New York the Tribune Miss Reid The City National Bank City OF Brazos County G. S. Parker KR. H Albert W. Wilkerson FE. W MENS
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