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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary notice describes a dental office setup for C Fountain dentist with crown work and briuge valty. Readable text mentions upstairs location over a street store with references to Burt and a general shop context.
Terrell Texas March 8 Mia M A Allen president of the Women s Foreign Missionary society of Terrell for twenty years has resigned her post.
Princess Ena of Battenberg was received into the Roman Catholic Church in San Sebastian Spain on Wednesday March 8.
Thirty families form a colony to move to Caley Canada. Princess Manlove pacer sold for 5000 at Cambridge City. J We Mansel fatally injured in a Merkel Texas runaway. Twenty seven mules perish in a Shawnee Oklahoma rail wreck. Eight miners discharged. 50 coal workers scar near Irwin Pennsylvania. Maloney Mercantile store fire damage 12000 at Dublin Texas. Oklahoma bank examiner Cooper resigns to practice law at Shawnee. About 100 dollars stolen from Roscoe in Texas. Dense smoke over St Louis hinders lights. Claude Dillard linked to robberies arrested in Tulsa. Three assassination plotters of President Reyes of Colombia executed. Jim Linch and others suffer jewelry loss at Bishop’s store in Chicago.
Hyomei is advertised as the “little pocket physician” with a complete outfit priced at 1 dollar, plus 50 cents for extra bottles. The claim notes that 97 of 100 people in the state suffered catarrh before its use and presents Hyomei as a ready, economical treatment that cures catarrh by delivering medicine directly to the affected area.
The H. and T. C announces excursion tickets from multiple cities with departure dates in March and April and various return limits. Destinations include St. Louis Oklahoma City Louisville Dallas Galveston Austin Fort Worth. Notable periods show April 14 19 22 27 and March 12 16 21 25 26 30.
Mareh and declarations claim the life of the president, a Philadelphia man applies for protection at Central Police Headquarters as authorities detain a woman for examination. She says she joined Socialists in Philadelphia, was coerced into swearing against the president, fled to Houston and then to New Orleans.
Boise reports on March 5 notes the Caldwell grand jury returned indictments against all men held for the assassination of former Gov. Steunenberg, with names kept private pending arraignment. It may also have indicted J. L. Simpkins and another man. Steve Adams possibly exempt. The two juvenile offenders are named only in that category.
Margaret Sauer, arrested in Los Angeles on embezzlement charges of 30,000 from San Antonio, Texas, avoided transfer after habeas corpus proceedings were filed. Sheriff Tobin of Bexar County had earlier nabbed Ed Schall on forgery charges, and returned with Governor Harder's warrant for Sauer's surrender before a train departure.
El Paso telegram reports Charles M. Schwab sitting up as the train neared Torrence New Mexico at 2 PM Wednesday. Officials say no alarm on the train and Schwab’s health appears sound despite the illness earlier reported.
Antonio Borguffi, the boy who was kidnapped last Sunday for a $20 000 ransom, returned home alone Wednesday. He says he escaped by slipping from a room above a saloon on Fifty-ninth Street while a guard turned away.
Memphis telegraph clerk John Jordan was shot and gravely wounded in a saloon brawl early Thursday. Barkeeper John Lamay faces shooting charges after the altercation, with a bystander also wounded. In Chicago the American League club began a southern trip departing Wednesday night toward Jackson Mississippi for a split tour.
Washington March s Margaret J. Ryan has been appointed postmaster at Caymon Oklahoma.
The unknown white woman was found in a ditch near Greenwood cemetery by four African American laborers. Her death was by strangulation with a rope around her throat. She arrived Tuesday night from Kansas City and was en route to La Compte Louisiana with a small sum and a long check. Police note the possible homicide and desecration of the lone spot.
The Colfax depot scene ended in the shooting death of EB I Stuckey editor of the People's Demand of Pollock Louisiana by A M Goodwin editor of the Colfax Chronicle. A feud prior to the killing is noted and an article in the People's Demand Wednesday is cited as a trigger.
A train collision near Greensburg Pa injures and kills several Italian workers. Three men die at the scene, others later die or are hospitalized as rescuers rush to aid the wounded and lay out victims at the city hospital.
Secretary Wilson told Congressman Smith that Texas cooperation is needed the legislature should authorize a quarantine of other livestock board with authority to assist the department’s experiments in Texas. The interstate commerce committee plans to report Rodenberg’s thirty six hour cattle shipment bill at their next meeting.
President Roosevelt ousts Mangum Oklahoma register John D. Oliphant receiver J A Trot ter and clerk I J Chapman for alleged irregularities and appoints George B Roberts as temporary Mangum land office registrar. The office will close in April. Nomination list includes John L Pencoast for supreme court associate justice and Andrew J Ross as Alva receiver. Geo Norner also named.
The Examiner reports 22 modern rifles and 10 000 rounds of ammunition seized from the Chinese crew on the Pacific steamer Man s. Officials say the guns were bought in this city by an engineer and smuggled aboard. Two more boxes were found in the assistant engineer’s room. authorities expect to learn more after freight discharge at Hongkong.
In Jefferson City three inmates known as the Ice Box crew Harry Vaughan Ice Box Ryan and Charles Raymond were found guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of guard John Clay during the state penitentiary mutiny last November. This was their second trial.
March 8 a Kansas City Southern freight train collision killed fireman K Waddell and left engineer Watson and Smith badly injured in Bon Ami Louisiana. The incident occurred when a pass train struck the freight.
Arthur B. Nicholson of Austin jailed in Seguin on a charge of bigamy, reflecting a legal case handled in this Texas town.
La Grange Texas reports a break in at Wilinger of Scheel Bros. saloon where a safe was blown open and about $500 taken. Investigators seek clues and a possible suspect.
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