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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1907

Page

4

Senate Filibuster Delays Ship Subsidy Bill Passage

Washington date line reports a lengthy Senate session beginning at 11 o'clock Sunday with a mass filibuster by Democratic senators against a ship subsidy bill. Senators Carmack Dubois Newlands and others used time-killing speeches to block action, while Carmack led the minority effort to defeat consideration. The bill remained pend ing as midnight approached amid persistent opposition and warnings that no shipping legislation would pass.

Washington Senate House Carmack Dubois Newlands

Carmack Defends Webster Dictionary Amid Filibuster Clash

Senator Edward W. Carmack of Tennessee argued with Gallinger over the term filibusterer citing Webster's dictionary as authority. He mocked the label while reading definitions and commented on subsidies and subventions as the debate on the immigration station measures moved toward approval. The Senate approved house measures for immigrant stations at Galveston New Orleans and Charleston.

Edward W. Carmack Tennessee Gallinger Carmack Senate New Hampshire Mr. Carmack Dubois Senator Carter Frye Washington House Galveston New Orleans Charleston

Songs Sung and Resolution Offered Thanking Speaker Cannon

In Washington the house sang patriotic songs as the clock paused to enroll a labor-hour bill. Speaker Cannon received an ovation when Mr Williams of Mississippi praised him. A resolution thanking Cannon was unanimously adopted and the Fifty-ninth Congress adjourned sine die.

Cannon Williams Washington Clark Missouri Mr. Williams

Emotional Insanity Defense Struck At Strother Trial

In Culpeper Virginia on March 4 the Strother murder trial entered week two as prosecutors press to break the defense claim of emotional insanity. Experts including Dr De Jard ette of Staunton and Dr Charles G Wagner testified while Edward L Gaines brother in law presented as a witness to challenge the defendants behavior and timing of the Bywaters shooting.

St“*hers Culpeper Strother de Jardette Western State Hospital Staunton W. F. Bywaters James A Philip Strother Edward L. Gaines Strothers Commonwealth Mr. Gaines Rotherwood Bywaters Gaines Charles G. Wagner Wagner

Blue Laws Revived in Harrison County Mississippi

Specials from Harrison county Mississippi report Sunday blue laws being revived with Gulfport closing drug stores soda fountains and fruit stands by Police Justice Evans. Visitors complain they cannot buy drinks or food as the measure limits sales on Sunday.

New Orleans Harrison County Mississippi Gulfport Evans

Eighty Five Buried in Algerian Landslide Near Sedrata

Eighty five persons were buried when a landslide of about fifteen square miles descended from a mountainside near Sedrata Bona Algeria on March 4. In a separate item, Rev George Brensfield a Methodist clergyman aged 108 died near Huron Izard county Arkansas. He was born in North Carolina and lived in the state eighty four years. He walked fifty miles at age 100 to attend a conference. He married twice producing six then eight children and left fifty grandchildren eighty seven great grandchildren and twelve great great grandchildren.

Bona Algeria Sedrata Little Rock Huron Izard County George Brensfield North Carolina Batesville Charity Skipper

Court Term Extended in Thaw Case Delays Continue

New York March 4 The March term of the criminal branch of the supreme court was postponed to allow the Thaw trial to resume. Dr Britton Evans an alienist testified again as Thaw, called to the bar, produced large brown envelopes of letters. Jerome questioned Evans about Thaws awareness of attacking Stanford White on the roof garden. Evans said Thaw had insane knowledge. Cross examination ended at noon.

Thaw New York Criminal Branch Supreme Court Harry K. Thaw Britton D. Evans New Jersey Mr. Jerome Dr. Evans Stanford White

Prison Inspector Kolbe Shot by Revolutionists in Ufa

In Ufa on March 4 prison inspector Kolbe was shot and killed by three Revolutionists. One attacker was captured and claimed Kolbe had been sentenced to death by the Social Revolutionists for alleged cruelty to prisoners.

Ufa Russia Kolbe

Dog Bite Injures Ten Year Old in San Antonio

Arthur Wagner ten years old suffered severe injuries after a dog attack in San Antonio with flesh torn from the abdomen and a lacerated hip. Dallas Athletic Club plans a 40009 building at Lake Cliff Park including a gymnasium athletic field and aquatic facilities. W J Crowder prominent planter dies in Shreveport after illness while nursing his brother A B Crow who died three days earlier.

Arthur Wagner San Antonio Dallas Athletic Club Lake Cliff Park W. J. Crowder Shreveport A. B. Crow

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Higgs & Haygoods Wilson Grain and Coal Co M. H. James S.H. Franklin Bryan Capt. Polk City Allen Lot Academy W. H. Lawrence W. A. Wate Carson, Sewall & Company Insurance Life Texas N. Jametta James & Nunn N. Jametta, Bryan, Texa Monroe Edge J. F. Eaves Smith Building Carmala John Wittman SouthWestern Life Insurance Co Dallab TEREX Joe B. Reed Job B. Reed C. E. Bullock & Co Ed Hall B. Kaczer & Co D. Mike Jr J. H. Mawhinney Sanders Bros Jno M. Sebesta C. L. Hilger Brazos Valley Martle and Granite Works W. C. Fountain Crown and Bridge Work Burt Norwood Stor A. L. Mondrick, M. D James’ Drug Store Bryan, Texas
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