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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1905

Page

3

Real Estate and Insurance Offerings by T. R. Batte & Co.

T. R. Batte & Co advertises sale of three brick buildings on Main Street and three family residences near the courthouse square with payments as low as one third cash. It lists building lots near Cavitt's addition, farms, Brazos bottom and cattle ranches in Texas, and insurance services for stores, warehouses, and life policies with emphasis on affordable premiums.

Courthouse Square Cavitt Joe B. Reed Main B. Hudson Tno Keistler Place Brazos Burleson Texas Mexico

Brazos County Abstract Books for Sale in Brazos County

Real estate opportunity notice listing sale of the only set of Abstract Books of Brazos County Land Titles in J. W. Batts office. Various properties offered including N. B. Cole block, a quarter block, 242 acres Caldwell pasture, 3 lots, 5 lots near Allen Academy, and 52 acres with residence. Prices range from 300 to 1300 dollars with easy terms.

Brazos County N. B. Cole Hall Caldwell Allen Academy

Roosevelt Visits Harvard as Class Alumnus in Notable Commencement

Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Massachusetts as a Harvard graduate to attend the 25th anniversary of the class of 1880 and participate in reunion events and commencement activities. Police guard details, including detectives and mounted officers, accompany the president during his visit.

Theodore Roosevelt Troston Harvard United States Massachusetts College Roosevelt Oakley Country Club Watertown Country Club Hotel Somerset Boston Cambridge

Prisons Overcrowded as Riots Alarm Polish Mobilization

Warsaw reports prisons full with 672 detainees in twenty four hours. Authorities fear a state of siege will be proclaimed amid anticipated riots during mobilization. Laborers on thirty two plantations in Podolia strike, risking harvest losses.

Warsaw Podolia

Admiral Ito Visits Viscount Ito and Rojestvensky's Condition

Admiral Viscount Ito sent his aide to visit Vice Admiral Rojestvensky at Sasebo naval hospital to learn of the Russian commander’s status. Rojestvensky progresses well and thanks Ito for his sympathy. In Rostov, police find large shipments of arms and ammunition sent to the Caucasus. Troops deployed in Saratoff to quell agrarian disturbances.

Tokio Viscount Ito Naval General Staff Sasebo Rojestvensky Admiral Ito Rostoff Russia Caucasus

Governor Folk won't call out troops after Delmar betting arrest

Following a single arrest at Delmar race track, all betting operations are suspended in St. Louis. Governor Folk will not deploy armed force to enforce the anti-betting law. Sheriff Herper vows daily arrests and to halt betting until cases are decided.

St. Louis Delmar Race Track Jefferson iCty Folk Herper

Result of Feud In Itasca Texas Dr Maner Mortally Wounded

Itasca Texas July 27 A feud shooting affray left Dr F B mortally wounded and E E Griffin surrendered. About eight shots were fired with four embedded in objects outside W M Buchanan’s store. The principals stood thirty five feet apart as Maner continued firing after being wounded before collapsing.

Dr. Maner E. E. Griffin W. M. Buchanan

Four-Handed Fracas Ends in Fatality in Gilmer Texas

In a farm dispute near Latch post office Gilmer Texas on June 27 Lewis Williams Eb Williams and Rafe Lankford with son Brady Lankford were involved. Eb Williams was killed instantly by a head shot while Lewis Williams was wounded by pistol fire and shot pellets. Rafe Lankford suffered multiple hits but survived with non fatal injuries. Brady Lankford was unhurt. All four involved are white farmers.

Gilmer Tex Lewis Williams Rafe Lankford Brady Eb Willams Brady Lankford Latch

Cooper Grocery Company Fire Ravages Waco Establishment

A large brick Cooper Grocery Company store in Waco suffered extensive damage after a fire on June 27. Firemen battled the blaze for nearly three hours, with stock valued at about 100000 and 80 percent damaged. The building incurred about 60 percent damage. total loss around 100000, insured.

Cooper Grocery Company of Waco Cooper Grocery Company

Special Committee to Study Swedish Norwegian Situation Formed

Negotiations among riksdag factions lead to a nine Conservatives and three Moderates plus five Liberals, five Agriculturalists and two Reformers panel. The plan aims to review the crisis and craft a modus vivendi between Sweden and Norway. The upper chamber may attack the government’s proposals while the lower chamber backs them. The Swedish council of state halts discharge of time expired navy personnel until further notice.

Oor Riksdag Illés Swedish Council of State

Sheriff Seizes Delmar Betting Ring After Anti-Betting Law

At Delmar track Sheriff Herfol and deputies seized the betting ring before the first race. The Central Turf association members deserted the area and bettors turned to oncourse speculators. One arrest followed, Charlie Cella, held on a $1000 bond for violating the anti-betting law.

St. Louis Delmar Track Central Turf, Association Herfol St. Louis County Charlie Cella Central Association

President Pardons Creek Indian and Two Others

President grants clemency to Phillip Scott a full blood Creek Indian in Indian Territory serving life for rape amid questions of guilt and illness from tuberculosis. He also pardons Lawrence Givens and William Paddock convicted of horse stealing with sentences viewed as excessive after about two and a half years served.

Washington Phillip Scott Indian Territory Lawrence Givens William Paddock

Killed by Electricity in San Marcos

Ballinger Compton a well known Hays county citizen was instantly killed by an electric light wire in front of the Express office San Marcos The accident followed a burned guy wire on an electric post coming into contact with 1100 volts when he touched the wire Orange Tex June 27 The yellows pine paper mill undergoing repairs has installed over 50000 dollars worth of new machinery and restarted with plans to double output at lower cost per ton

San Marcos Tex Ballinger Compton Hays County Orange, Tex

Costly Sleep and Fatal Stabbing Reported in Texas

In Marlin on June 27 John Moore and Lottie Taylor slept on the International and Great Northern tracks after a dance. Moore suffered a mashed hand and deep head wound while Taylor was only lightly hurt. In Denison on June 27 a celebration for Colonel Lon McAleer’s small steam boat Annie Perrna Jr. ended with Jack Glover likely fatally stabbed. a young man named Tom Smith was arrested.

Marlin Tex John Moore Lottie Taylor International Great Northern Moore Denison Lon McAleer Annie Perrna, Jr Jack Glover Tom Smith

Cyclonic storm rips New York killing foreman in collapse

A cyclone driven storm hit New York on June 27 wrecking a building under construction at Thirteenth Street near Riverside Drive. Foreman John Lawry died in the collapse, while two Italian laborers were severely injured as the lower city faced strong winds and heavy rain. In Eufaula Oklahoma Territory the Creek nation tax issue spreads as dentists, doctors, attorneys argue paying only for the current quarter leaves offices legally open.

New York Harem Bronx Thirteenth Street Riverside Drive John Lawry Eufaula I. T

Tailors decide no citywide strike this summer

New York officers of the Brotherhood of Tailors announce no general strike this summer against open shops. The plan targets individual contractors or manufacturers who cut wages or extend working hours.

New York Brotherhood of Tailors

Mexican wheat crop is short and rail actions span the southwest

News in brief notes a short Mexican wheat crop, population 5407 for Denton Texas, rebuilt Midland shops, Noah Majors killed by lightning near Bristow Indian Territory, locusts in New Mexico, Phelps-Dodge to build El Paso terminals, Ardmore cannery capacity of 25000 cars daily, Keelin steamer from Bremen with 414 passengers, Texas and Pacific coal chutes in Shreveport, Wilson to tour western forests, Trinity and Brazos Valley to use Rock Island terminals in Houston, Union Pacific roundhouse in Evans ton destroyed by fire, Trueheart to build Galveston sewers for 14792, General Wint in charge in St Louis, Rufus Binion to hang Sept 22 Ardmore murder, unknown man hit by Houston and Texas Central train near Denison, Senator Beaty recovering in Beaumont, Dr J O Burch dies at 67 in Aurora, Cashier Conseman resigns at Vigo County bank with a 16000 shortage alleged.

Denton Tex Midland Yereril Noah Majors Bristow I. T Phelps-Dodge Copper Syndicate el Paso Ardmore Keeln Galveston Bremen Texas and Pacific Railway Shreveport Secretary of Agriculture Wilson Trinity and Brazos Valley Railway Rock Island Houston Union Pacific Roundhouse Evanston E. M. Trueheart San Antonio General Wint Northern Division Army St. Louis Rufus Binion Houston and Texas Central Denison Senator Beaty Beaumont Austin J. O. Burch Wise County Texas Aurora Vigo County National Bank of Terre Haute Ind

Thigpen Couple Attacked in Paulding Home

In Meridian Mississippi on June 27 C W Thigpen and his wife were attacked in their Paulding residence by two Black men. Mrs Thigpen suffered a serious assault while her husband was beaten unconscious.

Meridian Miss C. W. Thigpen Paulding

Fatal Illinois Central collision near Vine Grove Kentucky

Three passengers died and fifteen were injured in a rear end collision on the Illinois Central near Vine Grove, Kentucky, forty miles west of Louisville. J. D. Creasy of Bonham Texas suffered a dislocated shoulder.

Louisville Illinois Central Railroad Vine Grove J. D. Creasy Bonham, Tex

Milwaukee publishers cited in federal case against General Paper

Milwaukee papers are summoned to a hearing on the federal government case against the General Paper company and System of Aqueducts. In Panama, the aqueduct system to supply fresh water for the isthmus has been inaugurated.

Milwaukee General Paper Company Panama Isthmus

Secretary Hay Reported “Very Comfortable” In Newbury

Newbury New Hampshire June 27 Secretary Hay was reported as very comfortable on Tuesday amid health updates. The note reflects a cautious medical briefing from the agencies.

Newbury N. H Hay

Fatal Shooting Near Leighton Sparks Manhunt

In Leighton Alabama on June 27 G W Wright died from a gunshot wound fired by Frank Daniel a black man who fled as a posse gave chase. The case prompted a manhunt and police pursuit.

Leighton Ala G. W. Wright Frank Daniel

All June River Coal Shipments Break Records

Pittsburg reports river coal shipments to the south over the past two weeks topped 15,000,000 bushels, a new June record as final shipments were sent out on Monday.

Pittsburg

Sheppard Sells Birmingham Baseball Stake to Baugh Vaughn

Colonel E G Sheppard, Birmingham Base ball club's largest stockholder, sold his 22 shares to S H Baugh and manager Harry Vaughn citing baseball time constraints. Fort Worth 4 Temple 2. rain delayed Dallas Waco. Beaumont 6 Galveston 2. San Antonio Houston rain delay. Little Rock 2 Shreveport 1. New Orleans 5 Memphis 4. Montgomery 8 Atlanta 2. Cleveland 14 Detroit 5. Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2. New York 10 Boston 3.

Birmingham Club Birmingham Ala E. G. Sheppard Birmingham Baseball Club S. H. Baugh Association Harry Vaughn Sheppard Little Rock Shreveport New Orleans Memphis Montgomery Atlanta

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. R. Batte & CO Insurance J. W. Batts Taliaferro Building Court House W. H. Lawrence Bryan W. C. Fountain Crown Burt Norwid Tom Bond Hortman Old Stand 3RYAN James’ Drug Store A. L. Mondrick, M. D J. R Komondi Prop L. Spafford Chester, Mich E. O. Dewitt & CO Chicago Roup M. H. James Harvard Graduate Ito Saratoff Baltimore City Pennsylvania Sarah Cromwell Colbert B.Y. Colbert Department of Justice Ennis Joe Nabers Chamberd Creek Delmar Ring Sheppard Sells Fort Worth Temple Cleveland Detroit National League Philadelphia Brooklyn Sam Leading Brands Silas B. Johnson Montreal EF. Rohde Life Acciden Iron Mountain System Union Station Texarkana St.Louis National Lines Durango Monterey G. N L. Trice John Wittman South North Waco FT. Worth Denver Ft. Worth Denver Road Cole, & So Dallas M. L. Robbins G. P A Houston, Texas
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