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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
2
The wife Lucy Lanza and daughter Angelina Lanza of the deceased Italian Frank Lanza were jailed by Sheriff R M Nall on a murder charge in the ongoing death inquiry. This follows two prior arrests in two days, including Jasper Courte who faces a murder charge.
The Court of Criminal Appeals in Dallas has overruled the motion for a new hearing in the Joe Fizini case from Brazos county. Fizini, one of three Italians charged in the killing of an Italian woman near Bryan over a year ago, was convicted in Brazos county.
District court fixed a two year sentence in the penitentiary and the punishment will likely take effect soon.
The grand jury found no bill against Harold Stone in the H. L. Spratt killing case at Millican and advised his discharge. Stone was released from custody shortly after noon yesterday amid congratulatory remarks from friends and thanks to Sheriff Nall and officers. He planned to go to Hempstead and a piano tuner from Boston and Baltimore factories announced a Bryan visit on Tuesday March 13 with orders at the postoffice.
Austin March 7 Captain W J McDonald state revenue agent says full property Rendition and strict collection would improve tax conditions and vows grand jury action against willful evaders. In Newfoundland the fishing steamer Leopold was crushed by ice off Cape Race in a gale. 103 crewmen reached land safely.
Rome notes ministers in distress Senor Gallo minister of justice dies from syncope born 1849 while Signor Massimini minister of finance is said to be in a dying condition after apoplexy on March 7.
A large barn owned by J. W. Field president of the Continental bank burned at his farm west of McKinney Texas on March 7. The blaze consumed six horses a wagon a hack and much feed belonging to tenant A Ray.
Arlington Texas March 7 Rogers Sibley a boy reported drowned was revived he was unconscious for an hour before regaining awareness this incident occurred in Arlington Tex
Austin March 7 The senate debated Blanton's pure food bill with a clash over where the pure food commission should sit. Proposals to move it to Austin and to the Den ton college of industrial arts failed, keeping the commission at the agricultural and mechanical college. The house spent the morning on Baskin McGregor liquor rules with failed efforts to raise licenses. An amendment making saloonkeepers liable on bonds and forfeit of license for serving students or habitual drunks passed in part. Braley sought to bar women from saloons and lewd women from frequenting them, but the 49 to 48 vote failed. The house approved senate changes to raise convict-guards salaries.
In Austin on March 7 a near clash was avoided between Representatives Kennedy and Cable during a revenue and taxation committee session. A dispute over a bill sparked the moment as both men faced one another, a lady stenographer fled, and friends intervened to end the incident.
In Moscow on Thursday seven armed men stormed the university chancellery during payoffs, demanded cash, and seized about $20,000. A sergeant of police, encountered at the door, was killed as the robbers fired into the air and fled. Police and residents searched nearby houses.
A March 7 statement from the Department of Justice discusses President Roosevelt's opinion via Attorney General Bonaparte on certain immigrants who landed in South Carolina. It concludes the immigrants are entitled to admission and are in the United States legally.
A youth threw a bomb at noon Thursday into the room occupied by Prince Argutynski, director of the government high school in Warsaw. The premises were wrecked but the prince escaped injury. the bomber fled the scene.
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