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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
5
A fragmented OCR note references Brazos County land sites and an abstract from P. Bigestes in an old county office. It mentions a building project and a potential agreement or status at a local court house. The readable text is sparse and unclear.
An American traveler recalls learning from a King's Cross policeman why in England drivers keep to the left. He is told the left turn avoids oncoming traffic, and that pedestrians need only follow the roadway rule. The tale ends with a quip about expected tips.
A fragmentary historical sketch recalls Charles Eugene of Württemberg born 1728 died 1792 a ruthless ruler who sold 6 000 subjects to England decreed executions for resisting conscription and praised fighting alongside English forces as his people faced terror and punishment Schiller is noted to have heard the tale from his father
A farmer in Crockett Texas F I McManus was indicted for the killing of a Houston man. The shooting occurred as the victim was undressing for bed and signals a murder case from Crockett March 19.
In Rome on March 19 thirty seven suspects in the Petrosing Case have been arrested. The arrests follow a broad investigation into the incident and involve local police and authorities.
The senate spent the morning and resumed after a lunch break voting 14 to 9 on the state board of health bill with amendments. Discussions covered dairy and pure food commissions, advisory roles, and various bills on irrigation rates, title clouding, district court terms, and a tax on foreign life insurers. Adjournment followed with further sessions planned for Monday.
Nacogdoches Texas March 19 A vast gas deal may lead to a pipeline from Sabine County to Fort Worth Dallas and other cities creating an outlet for the gas. The deal involves ownership of 1,400 acres.
In Ennis Texas Mrs A Brown woke to a prowler in her bedroom early Friday. She screamed bringing her husband who found the thief escaping through a window. The intruder had been rifling the bureau but fled before capture.
Chicago reports over two million women to join the effort against the Payne tariff bill stocking tax and related tariffs. Illinois federation plans an antistocking tax lobby with a national federation appeal. Mrs. Francis Everett notes the issue will be raised at the national council in San Antonio.
Joseph Brown, an alleged ex convict, shot and seriously wounded Chief of Police White at Whitmer near Elkins West Virginia. A crowd grabbed Brown from jail Friday before dawn and hanged him from a telephone pole with little protest.
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