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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
8
Yale won the four oared varsity race by a wide margin over Harvard in New London Connecticut. Yale led early and extended the advantage through the mile and a half, finishing about ten lengths ahead with a time of 12:31 to Harvard 12:59. Freshmen times were Harvard 11:15, Yale 11:19.
Hobart Oklahoma June 28 after three days of balloting a Fifth district Democratic convention ended in a sensational tumult. Scott Ferris of Lawton and Carson Weaver of Ada claim the nomination with conflicting vote tallies. Ferris says 115 to 98 while Weaver asserts a 35 vote plurality. The Ferris group walked out, leaving Weaver with possession of the ballot.
In plain view of many pedestrians a highwayman known as Black Jack held up a street car on the Sixth and Ram part line, took the conductor's watch and $30, then sent a defiant message to the police chief announcing his presence and threatening further robberies.
Cuero Texas June 3 Monk Gibson convicted of complicity in the murder of Mrs Conditt and child near Edna was sentenced to the death penalty. Judge Fulton in Huntsville Tennessee June 28 sentenced to ten years imprisonment for shooting and killing Sam Parker, a football player, at Helenwood. The motive is linked to domestic gossip.
Five miles north of here at Armstrong, human bones were discovered in a box car. The remains were nearly fleshless and eaten away by lime. Unclear where the car originated from Henryetta or Ada.
The George T. Mickle Lumber company and numerous lumber concerns sue the Illinois Central and other southern railroads seeking 81307 in reparations before the Interstate Commerce Commission for alleged excess freight charges on yellow pine shipments. In Tulsa Oklahoma Territory a dynamite cap explosion injures a boy named Harry Halff, costing him all fingers of his right hand and his left thumb.
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