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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
The Morning Eagle announces H. E. Peverley as a candidate for City Secretary in the upcoming April election in Bryan Texas. The notice is dated March 22, 1907. Parisians reportedly ate 40,000 horses last year. Ex Senator Burton of Kansas supposedly breaks from prison to join the newspaper business.
Three year old Ray Irma Wilson died at 7:00 am at her parents Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Wilson home after measles and pneumonia. The child, beloved by all, is to be buried at Tryon cemetery this morning at 10.
The Eagle reports a noon yesterday fire destroyed the J. W. Riggins barn, known as the Volney Cavitt barn, and 2000 bales of hay owned by Mitchell Bros & Hedrick. Loss about $2000 with no insurance. Cause under investigation.
E. B. Cushing, superintendent of the Louisiana lines of the Southern Pacific, is slated to become general superintendent of the H and T C, succeeding the resigned Supt Hawks. Cushing is an A and M College graduate and noted as one of the best railroad men in the country.
Governor Campbell signs a bill prohibiting liquor drinking on passenger trains. The law makes the violator a misdemeanor with a fine of 10 to 100 dollars. The rule aims to reduce the nuisance of drunken behavior on trains.
San Antonio hosts the spring carnival week April 16 to 20 featuring the Jolly Show Knights of Omaha and Battle of Flowers with many novel attractions. I and G N Railroad offers very low excursion rates to San Antonio through ticket agents D. J. Price Geo. D. Hunter G P T A AG P and T A Palestine Texas.
The Houston Chronicle argues against keeping the Philippines, calling it costly and unprofitable. It cites John S Wise and warns of alien inhabitants failing to assimilate and the need for strong federal oversight to avoid foreign complications.
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