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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1908

Page

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A and M Boys Win Swift Cup at Fort Worth Stock Show

At the Ft Worth Fat Stock Show Prof J C Burns led A and M students to victory with five team members W G North R W Faust H A Smith C B Jones and J W McCown earning the Swift Co intercollegiate stock judging trophy. Cash prizes went to A L Ward $50 R F Milter $25 O W Reagan $15 and S H Ray $10. team members pleased with the trip.

J. C. Burns Ft. Worth W. G. North R. W. Faust H. A.smith C. B. Jones J. W. McCown Swift

No Primary T Day Called by City Committee

John A. Moore chairman of the City Democratic Executive Committee announces there will be no primary election today for city offices. The March 17 call to nominate Democratic candidates for mayor and three aldermen was issued, but no names were filed, so no election will take place.

John A. Moore Democratic Executive Committee The Eagle

New York to Wear Green for St Patrick's Day

New York City expects the most general St Patrick’s Day observance yet with Irish owned businesses to close. About 50,000 men and women are planned for the parade led by the first brigade of the Irish volunteers as guard of honor. Thousands will attend banquets and social events across Greater New York.

New York New York City Irish Volunteers Hibernans Greater

Missionary Campaign Proves Widely Successful Across Cities

Reports from the National Presbyterian Board of Home Missions indicate a one day whirlwind publicity drive for church and missionary work succeeded. Rallies were held in Chicago Cleveland Albany Buffalo Detroit Peoria Baltimore Cincinnati Columbus and other cities with leaders such as Rev William Henry Roberts Rev Charles L Thompson Rev Charles Stelze and Rev Thomas Clinton Moffet speaking on social economic and religious national issues.

New York National Presbyterian Board of Home Missions Chiccazo Cleveland Albany Buffalo Detroit Peoria Baltimore Cincinnet Olumbus William Henry Roberts D. D General Assembly Charles L. Thompson Board of Home Missions Charles Stelze Department of Church and Labor Thomas Clinton Moffet United States

Hitchcock Not Guilty: Hitchcock Acquitted in New York Trial

In New York on March 16 the resumed trial of comedian Raymond Hitchcock produced a sensational moment when Flora Whiston, earlier a grand jury witness, refuted her testimony and stated Hitchcock never harmed her. She repeated this account to the petit jury as she did to a children’s society agent.

New York Raymond Hitchcock Supreme Court Flora Whiston Garvin Hitchcock Petit Jury Children’s Society

Eighteenth Annual Meeting of Medical Colleges Opens

The eighteenth annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges opened at the Euclid Hotel in Cleveland Ohio with a large attendance of medical educators state medical examiners and allied association representatives. President H B Waid of Lincoln Nebraska presided and papers were presented by Dr George H Hoxie University of Kansas Dr F C Zapffe University of Illinois Herbert Welch Ohio Wesleyan University and President W L Bryan Indiana University. The meeting will adjourn tomorrow.

Cleveland Association of American Medical Colleges Euclid H. B Waid Lincoln Neb George H. Hoxie University of Kansas F. C. Zapffe University of Ilinois Herbert Welch Ohio Weslyan University W. L. Bryan Indiana University

Couple End Lives in Dyersburg After Quick Marriage

James S. Harrison and Ora Ferguson Harrison die by self inflicted poison within days of their marriage in Dyersburg Tennessee. Ora shot herself Thursday. James took prussic acid on Sunday after witnessing her death. W K Harrison attended the deathbed and attempted to intervene but failed.

Dyersburg Tenn James S. Harrison Ora Ferguson Harrison Harrison Ora Ferguson W. K. Harrison

Miss Margaretta Borden Shoots Self in Grief

In Trenton New Jersey on March 16 Margaretta Borden daughter of Harry L Borden shot herself in the heart citing grief over her mother’s consumption and family troubles The young woman blamed her father for opposing a suitor and disappointment over sisters being placed with their uncle at Atlantic City Before the act she declared I am tired of it all.

Trenton N. J Margaretta Borden Harry L. Borden Atlantic City

Elkins Act Applies to All Transportation say Supreme Court

The US Supreme Court, in a Day opinion, held the Elkins act applies to transportation anywhere not just at the initial point. It ruled against Armour Packing, Swift and Co., Morris and Co., and Cudahy Packing, each fined $15,000 in Missouri circuit court for rebates. The decision states the offense involves both shipper and carrier across locations.

Washington Armour Packing Company Swift & Co Morris & Co Cudahy Packing Company Kansas City Kan United States Circuit Court Western District of Missouri Supreme Court of the United States Justice Day

Street unrest in Port au Prince reported with deaths and arrests

A dispatch from Port au Prince Haiti reports serious disturbances with several people killed and many prominent men arrested. Rumors of summary executions circulate but remain unconfirmed at dispatch time.

London Port Au Prince Haiti

Emperor safe as guards capture intruder at Vienna garden

Vienna March 16 Emperor Francis Joseph who has been confined to Schoenbrunn with a head cold passed a satisfactory night with no fever. A lunatic tried to enter the imperial garden but was seized by guards and sent to an asylum.

Austria Vienna Francis Joseph Schoenbunne Castle Imperial Garden

United Irish Societies protest arbitration treaty

The United Irish Societies of Connecticut representing 15 000 people gathered in New Haven on March 16 to protest the proposed arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain. Resolutions will be sent to the Connecticut congressional delegation.

New Haven United Irish Societies of Connecticut United States Great Britain

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Howell & Newton Incorporated Just E. J. Jenkins Creat Missionary Alapaign GEO. A. Adams Insurance American Medical Colleges North Texas United States Government Depositary Bryan, Texas City National Bank G. S. Parker E. H. Astin A. W. Wilkerson E. W. Crenshaw Asst Cashir J. W.english J.N. Cole J. K. Parker S.H. Dunlap CRAIN Southwestern Life Insurance§Co Dallas Tex Texas Joe B. Reed Friend-In-Need Society
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