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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1908
Page
1
The revival will run daily with services at 10 to 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by Doctor Packard who preaches with strong intent. Merchants and citizens are urged to attend the protracted meeting for the glory of God and city uplift.
Hon W J Bryan spoke before the Mississippi legislature and Democrats at the Century theater in Jackson on bribery claims cited in the Commoner. He said he authored the paragraph about delegations and that Ryan and Hill interests behind the bribery charge aim to influence delegates against his nomination.
In Pine Hollow, eighteen miles south of Muskogee, an unidentified young white man in decay was found by black residents. The body had lain for three months or more and his cause of death could not be determined from the remains.
Sherman Tex Feb 29 R R Duly a longtime Sherman citizen and leading local business man was found dead in his bed Saturday morning shortly after 4 o clock He had worked until 11 o'clock Friday night and appeared healthy that day.
In Sallisaw Oklahoma on February 29 George Chuculate killed his cousin and brother in law John Chuculate with six revolver shots at close range after a knife fight. The cause remains unknown and all involved are from a prominent full blood Cherokee family.
About 150 delegates from across Texas, meeting in Fort Worth, formed a Democratic pro prohibition coalition. They outline policies and set July 25 as the Democratic primary date to decide the prohibition question. Leaders include J Z Miller chair and H C Harris secretary with a regional campaign and ways and means committee.
Kentwood Louisiana February 29 state troops took possession to prevent violence against Italians amid threats from vigilantes. Italians were told to leave or risk dynamite attacks. two days later many fled reducing the local Italian population by about half. Workers faced wage cuts from 1.75 to 1.25 dollars daily in lumber mills.
King Leopold of Belgium has refused to sell any more land in the Congo State to the Foreign Christian Missionary Society, as reported from Cincinnati on February 29.
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