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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
1
Harder & Buckhaults promote readiness to supply alfalfa hay North Texas hay and White Wolf stock food. They claim one sack of stock food equals two sacks of bran in value and invite patronage by phone at 251.
A St Petersburg dispatch reports three cavalrymen of the Russian Guards secretly executed at the Petropavl fortress. Arrested on vague charges of revolutionary propaganda, they were shot two hours after a death sentence from Czar Alexander. No trial occurred and the Czar granted a last favor of execution by gunfire.
The annual meeting of the Women's Medical Society of New York state drew a large attendance in Rochester on March 11. About a score of women physicians and instructors participated, with papers and addresses delivered by Dr Martha Wollstein of Rockefeller Institute, Dr Anna Williams of New York City Department of Health, Dr Elizabeth B Thelberg of Vassar, Dr Ruth Lathrop of the Women’s Medical College, Dr Eliza Moshier of Brooklyn, and Dr Mande Frye of Buffalo.
Miss Elizabeth Hardee of Savannah shot dead at Laurens finishing school on Audubon road after caring for Miss Sarah Chamberlain Weed of Philadelphia who died by self-inflicted gunshot. Both women had been close friends since Wellesley days and had recently started a girls boarding school project. A revolver with two empty chambers lay on Miss Weed's breast.
Odessa reports Turkish ambassador Chesud Dim Bey returning from Teheran to Constantinople after a recall by the sultan over an attack on the embassy. The envoy says unrest in Teheran grows as Turkish troops invade Persian lands near Urmia and depredations occur. Teheran embassy closed.
Near Count Karolyi estate a lone girl sheltering a passerby discovers a sack concealing a dead robber. The man inside had a revolver and knife, a whistle tied to him. Police response escalates with a firefight that kills one robber and captures two accomplices.
In San Antonio Texas March 11 special elaborate preparations by the Business Men s Club for the Cattle Raisers Association of Texas annual convention March 18 to 20 Leading cattlemen from Texas and the Western States will attend Governor Campbell Senator Harris Murdo MacKenzie Mayor Callahan Chas Mullaly and other leaders will speak An international livestock association including Canada and Mexico will be formed to advocate protective legislation Similar events may draw seven to ten thousand attendees and rank among Southwest highlights.
Senator McLauren of Mississippi argues for using cotton as a basis to issue treasury notes during money stringency. He blames prior administrations for the 1893 panic, attacks policies on the Philippines, the standing army, and loaning treasury funds. He favors notes backed by bonds and cotton as a temporary currency until gold is restored.
Nashville March 11. Harry Sutherland the comedian died after a gunshot wound from H F Beaumont during a dispute over a worthless hack.
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