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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
1
Sechoff, a trusted Father Gapon labor organizer, killed himself after denouncing reports he took 2450 from Father Gapon and aided police in chasing funds. Father Gapon publicly exonerated him before the act, shocking mourners and members.
The Oregonian cites a Boise dispatch claiming the inner circle of the Western Federation of Miners targeted Orchard for death after a confession by Steve Adams. Orchard, a tool, reportedly lived in fear though unaware of the suspicion, with more violence linked to Colorado mining troubles.
In Chicago on March 5 the opening of the packers case saw District Attorney Morrison demand the 200 witness list turned over to the justice department by Commissioner Garfield. Morrison said the list could not be found. Packers attorneys argued time was ample and sought immediate production to avoid undermining their purpose. Morrison promised continued diligent search as Attorney G W Brown cross examined Special Agent Durant.
Representative Longworth resumed his congressional duties and presented Speaker Cannon with an eleven inch cigar purchased in Havana. The event occurred as they met in Washington on a March session day.
Washington March 5 Justice Goudin in criminal court No 1 overruled the defense motion to instruct the jury to acquit George Green of Binghamton N Y on trial for conspiracy with sale of supplies to the post office department Evidence was then presented as the defense proceeded with its case
An imperial ukase issued Monday orders elections to begin April 8 in twenty eight central Russian provinces, April 27 in seventeen central and Don regions, and May 8 in two additional provinces.
The Birmingham Age-Herald reports a Meridian Mississippi storm that left fifty dead and over a million dollars in insured losses. Colonel McCants leads the national guard to guard the devastated area with no vandalism reported. Claude Williams likely died from injuries sustained in the collapse of a hardware store display area.
Remains of the late James Stephen Hogg arrived in Austin escorted by the Houston Bar Association and mourning children. The body was taken to the governor's reception room and guarded by state department workers through the night.
In New Orleans on March 6 Miss Hazel Genslinger died after swallowing carbolic acid following a quarrel with her sweetheart. The tragedy ends a heated dispute reported in local police and coroner records.
Long Lease, Houston March 5. Joseph Dawson leases for ninety nine years 100 100 feet for 3600 dollars yearly. A business block many stories high to be erected.
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