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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

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Heir to Immense Estate Claims Wilmington Inheritance

B N Springer, once a county surveyor candidate and Ukiah resident now in Potter Valley, asserts he is the heir to a Wilmington Delaware estate valued at 90 million dollars. Christopher Springer died in 1789, yielding property in Wilmington and Pennsylvania leased to a Swedish church for 99 years. The lease expired in 1880, spurring many Springers to seek a share of the vast estate.

Atlantic Pacific

Barber chair incident leaves Rosenberg gravely wounded

Memphis reporter notes M E Rosenberg, a local businessman, was shaving when he rose and grabbed a razor, then moved to an adjoining apartment. He was found on the floor with a deep throat gash, possibly fatally wounded. Heat and nervous prostration are cited as factors in a temporary mental derangement. Rosenberg recently arrived from Atlanta.

Memphis M. E. Rosenberg Rosenberg Atlanta

Tragic Railroad Switchman Killed in City Collision

John Dryer, a Chicago Railroad switchman, died in a street car and wagon crash in front of 500 witnesses. The wagon box struck Dryer against an elevated pillar, leaving his body mangled and unrecognizable. Several women fainted at the scene.

Chicago John Dryer Chicago Railroad Company Dryer

Fortune in Safe Depots Sought After Konrad Death

New York reports a missing fortune of 200000 left by August Konrad, who died after a mysterious incident. His widow and family search all safe deposit vaults, with three keys found but no location. Bombay crash claims many lives as express and freight trains collide near Baroda, with eight cars burned and casualties uncertain.

New York August Konrad Ats Asylum Konrad Bombay India Bombay and Baroda

Bailey Too Weak to Attend Denver Convention

Dallas dispatch reports Senator Bailey is too weak to attend the Denver convention. A telegram from New York dated June 26 says Bailey believes he has passed danger but cannot travel and participate, per secretary J. C. Moe-Nealus.

Dallas J. C. Moe- Nealus Democratic Executive Committee Bailey New York Denver J. W. Bailey

Killing at Sawmill in Longview Texas

Green Livsey and Gil Reese quarreled at Blackburn and Lacy's sawmill nine miles south of Longview. Both men fired with shotguns at sunrise. Reese was shot in the head and died after twenty minutes. Livsey was unhurt, gave bond, and is unmarried. Reese leaves a widow and two small boys.

Longview Tex Blackburn and Lacy Green Livsey Gil Reese Elderville Reese Livsey

State seeks garnishment against Dorchester in anti-trust case

The state filed a writ of garnishment in district court to prevent payment to C B Dorchester as Waters-Pierce Oil receiver in Texas from any funds owed by him to Standard Oil companies in the state vs Security Oil et al. The action follows four earlier applications, aiming to curb alleged anti trust payouts and force purchases from independents.

Austin C. B. Dorchester Waters-Pierce Oil Company Texas Standard Oil Companies Security Oil Company Anti-Trust Dorchester

Board Refuses Monk Gibson Death Commutation

The Texas board of pardon advisers rejects Monk Gibson's plea for commutation of the death sentence. After reporting to the executive department, Private Secretary Barton forwarded the papers to Governor Campbell in Waxahachie.

Austin Board of Pardon Advisers Monk Gibson Executive Department Barton Campbell Waxahachie

Burglary Spree Baffles Fort Worth Police

Fort Worth police seek clues in a Thursday night burglary wave in the business district. Six stores were entered and robbed with about 500 dollars of merchandise stolen from clothing and dry goods houses, suggesting the same gang may be active.

Fort Worth

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