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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1908

Page

2

Brimstone in Liberty county sparks local chatter

The Daily Eagle notes Brimstone discovery in Liberty county and mockingly critiques political figures, media figures, and local events. It cites Hearst influence, a Detroit divorce case, premature spring, and wireless progress while lampooning politicians and Bryan civic pride.

Bryan Eagle

Rich Men Split Over Golf Sparks Public Debate

A New York date in the Fort Worth Star notes John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie quarreled over golf and no longer speak. The piece mocks split log drag evidence and calls for a Brazos county trial, while also touching on Democratic primary politics, health coffee ads, and Lincoln quotes.

New York Fort Worth America John D. Rockefeler Andrew Carnégie

Sermon by Dr Packard Opens Revival at Methodist Church

Dr W F Packard has preached twenty sermons in Bryan during the revival at the Methodist Church. He delivers a powerful vision of the soul’s relation to God and living responsibilities. Services are at 7 30 tonight and again tonight. Rev E L Shettles is expected to continue the meeting. Packard leaves after tonight’s service. J B Turrentine was reported improved yesterday. Tonight’s service will mark the la.

W. F. Packard Methodist Church Bryan E. L. Shettles Packard J. B. Turrentine

Former San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Released From Jail

Former mayor Schmitz is freed after ten months in jail and faces thirty nine pending indictments with bail set at three hundred forty five thousand dollars. Judge Dunne dismissed extortion charges but ordered new grand jury consideration. District Attorney Langdon has not announced next steps.

San Francisco Bkarene Schmitz Bar of Justice Dunne Superior Court Schmitz Langdon

Morris speaks on South America at youth missionary meet

Pittsburg March 11 at the second day of the international convention of the Young People's Missionary Movement twenty five minute addresses covered the worldwide work of the movement. Rev James Morris of Richmond Virginia a twelve year Brazil missionary for the Protestant Episcopal church spoke on South America.

Pittsburg International Convention of the Young People's Missionary Movement James Morris Richmond Brazil Protestant Episcopal Church South America

First legal steps in Evelyn Thaw annulment bid

Evelyn Thaw's counsel sent papers to the Matteawan asylum to serve Thaw and his mother as part of the action to annul her marriage to Harry K. Thaw. Attorney Daniel O'Reilly said no settlement talks were underway and the lump sum and allowance figures are only guesses. Thaw plans to contest the claim that he was insane at the time of marriage.

New York Evelyn Thaw Harry K. Thaw Daniel O'Reilly Matteawan Asylum Thaw Mr. O'Rielly Russell Peabody

Morse and Curtis Plead Not Guilty in 29-Count Indictment

Former banker Charles W Morse and Alfred H Curtis, ex-president of the National Bank of North America, plead not guilty in U S circuit court to a twenty nine count joint indictment. Bail set at 30000 for Morse and 10000 for Curtis. they are paroled to secure bail and allot three weeks to reconsider. Morse initially resisted the $30000 bail, quipping I suppose I am a goat.

New York Charles W. Morse Alfred H. Curtis National Bank of North America United States Circuit Court Morse Curtis

Four Witnesses Testify on Alio Sanity in Priest Murder

Denver March 11 District Attorney Slidger sought to prove Giuseppe Alio sane before defense denies insanity in Father Leo Heinrichs murder trial. Four witnesses of high reputation testified Alio appeared absolutely sane and 80 when he shot the priest.

Denver Guiesseppe Alio Slidger Defendangs Leo Heinrichs Alio

Policemen Shot in Birmingham Killing One Wounded

In Birmingham on March 11 a white man shot Policeman W A Smith dead and Policeman J J Byars in the leg near Avenue E and Fifteenth Street. Byars says the assailant walked up and opened fire without warning. the suspect fled.

Birmingham W. A. Smith J. J. Byars Avenue E Fifteenth Street Byars

Special Attention to Genito Urinary and Rectal Diseases

Notice notes medical focus at Emmet and Maloney Drug Store emphasizing genito urinary and rectal disease care.

Emmet & Maloney Drug Store

Civil Engineer and Surveyor Office with T. R. Batte

Civil engineer and surveyor listed with office in charge alongside T. R. Batte. Residence telephone contact noted for inquiries and services.

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