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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1908
Page
2
A clipped discussion notes views by SY Carnes and Wallace on the Panama Canal as a faith driven project with money. It references public road development as key to growth and mentions China and Japan with critical remarks about their conduct, framing the era’s moral focus amid international trade tensions.
Fragmentary text shows a pledge to labor for an election and to uphold original convictions, referencing a chair and a possible new one. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable.
A Southwestern Farmer argues voters favor individuals over private businesses and urges inspector action against diseased nursery stock imports into Texas. He questions the fight inspectors face and laments brutal sports while noting shifts away from prizefighting. Mexico imports 7,000,000 pounds of ...
A San Angelo note foresees Texas pulling off a major political stir as Bonham Herald reports a growing rally and a push moving forward. The Galveston Tribune highlights the scale of the event as the biggest yet.
News notes report the old Cox hotel at Huntsville burned Friday morning. A man named Hancock was beaten and robbed of 15 dollars in Mexia. Navasota discusses converting Steele's Lake into a fishing pond and resort. Caldwell parties plan an opera house in that town. Milam County Lignite Company paid L. C. Grant 10 000 dollars for an interest in land and machinery.
Oklahoma delegation in Congress was advised that at a Creek convention in Choctaw Oklahoma resolutions urged lifting restrictions on alienation of mixed blood lands and sought removal of objections by four Creek delegates and the Washington attorney opposing the measure.
In Frascati on March 21 thieves broke into the Aldobrandini villa dating from the Sixteenth century and carried off a valuable 500 pound Corinthian bronze bust of Pope Clement VII from the central hall after breaking a window to gain entry.
Washington March 21 nearly the entire senate session was given to the ship subsidy bill which passed without a call for division. A second bill also passed increasing salaries for life saving service personnel.
In Helena March 21 McDonald and Hauser are alleged Great Northern railway train robbers who escaped from a jail delivery.
A boiler blast near Folksion Georgia on March 21 killed G W Moore, a local capitalist, injuring others and shocking the community. A coroner’s inquest was expected to determine details and liability.
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