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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
4
Grover Cleveland, United States former president, turned seventy one with a calm celebration in Lakewood New Jersey on March 18. He took a long morning walk and appeared in good spirits. Mrs Cleveland and their children visited from Princeton and sent gifts.
Sherman Texas March 18 J J Davis special agent of the Texas medical board has filed a complaint at Denison against a physician for swindling. Certificates from the old board were destroyed yet many were sold for 50 to 500 dollars. A state medical board meeting will be held at Waco soon to hear testimony. Brumby state health officer is overseeing the matter with possible arrests to follow.
Former President Grover Cleveland reports better physical condition than in months. Medical advisers say he is healthier while avoiding political questions. The Lakewood hotel hosted a large cake with seventy one candles as congratulations. Cheers and telegrams from across the country greeted his appearance.
In Hot Springs on March 18 Marvin Hart of Louisville defeated John Willie of Chicago for a foul stoppage in the fourth round. A clinch ended with Willie landing a hard right to Hart's ear as Hart stepped back, leaving Hart unable to respond and possibly hearing injury. Referee Doc Hotum of Memphis ruled the decision.
J W Batts Real Estate Agent offers Brazos County land titles abstracts in the Taliaferro Building opposite the Court House. In office sale includes a six room brick house in a good neighborhood with cistern and shade trees for 75000 with easy terms and small down payment.
Italian woman in Paterson recalls Giuseppe Alla's ominous claim on the eve of his departure. The murder of Father Leo Heinrichs at St. Elizabeth's in Denver sparks police interest in alleged anti clerical Black Hand threats and letters sent to Chicago priests.
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