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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
2
The Palestine City Council weighs a street car and electric light franchise. Investors offer at least 5000 forfeit and promise work to begin in ninety days with car service within eighteen months. The Herald urges liberal terms to spur town growth and notes 250000 to 300000 could aid development.
The first bale of this season from Roma Starr County Texas reached Galveston on Monday weighing 404 pounds and classed good middling. Decorated with Mexican bunt ing and flags, it was consigned to W. L. Moody & Co from M. Guerra & Son and sold to Inman Nelms & Co for 30 cents a pound. It marks Starr County’s first bale in five years per the US ginners report.
Ferris Texas reports the three brick yards run full time and a fourth yard named Lone Star is being installed. The four yards employ about 180 men and forty teams and process up to 80,000 bricks every 24 hours. They export wood from Trinity bottom clearance projects. Dallas meanwhile saw a heavy rain on Tuesday with streets flooded and streams swelling, rainfall exceeding three inches.
Dallas reports Joe Winterman, operator of a saloon, was arrested on charges of shooting Monroe Lige in the arm. The alleged motive concerns a dispute over unpaid beer.
Weatherford Texas June 27 A company has shipped 2400 chickens in six days and the average shipment is 4000 dozen per week.
Dr E V Zollars president of Texas Christian University in Waco will deliver The Perfectan at Bryan Opera House on July 4 at 8 30 pm. The talk follows Life's Ideal and How to Reach It and is billed as popular and masterful with admission set at 25 cents.
A Tucson dispatch reports Yaqui Indians killed at least twelve ranchers and several women and children along the San Miguel in Sonora. A mining-party led by Joseph Dewitt from Paseo station went to aid survivors, as residents defend Buenos Ayres ranch. Five Yaquis were hanged near Lachumata. many bodies were carried off by attackers.
Berlin reports Germany sent an amicable but firm note to Paris insisting on a conference on the Moroccan issue while refusing to predefine the conference programme Germany states the Moroccan matter is an international affair and France must agree to a conference before any discussion terms are set.
A program educational rally listing speakers includes Rev. Carroll Smith of Nava sota at 10 a.m. Rev. M. T. Andrews of Mar ch at 11 a.m. Rev. W. H. Morgan of Hemp stead at 3 p.m. Rev. J. F. Dobbs of Madisonville at 4 p.m. Dr. J. M. Carroll of Waco at 8:15 p.m.
An advertisement extols Mi O Na as the sole remedy for stomach and digestive disorders. It claims the product soothes the mucous membrane, strengthens nerves, and stops fermentation while promising weight gain. A guarantee by E J Jenkins offers money back if not satisfied.
The post office lists advertised names divided into groups: ladies including Lizzie Dossey Mae Fredman Clara Hall Ella Pingtus Roberta Raw and Lillian Ryman among others, gentlemen such as Bert Dixson D EWare Robi Glover Elias Hell B Marcum E L Merka Joseph Merka Frank Watson Gus Warren Lucinda, and foreign entries Inez Lopez and Lucas Morales.
A new enterprise in Portland plans to form the Cooperative Christian Federation with a capital of 50 million dollars. The federation aims to buy land build railroads and run factories mills and dairies under a cooperative system. Sheds Ski Yearly. Worcester Mass June 27 Selig Goodman reports repeated skin shedding over thirty-two years including a double shedding this year.
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