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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1906

Page

2

Local residents visit the city yesterday and sales noted

A long list of locals from Bethel Edge Gentry and nearby areas visited the city yesterday. Merchants advertise new spring waists, Eton suits and dog collars while Norwood’s store promotes church fund contributions with Monday sales.

A. W. Dyess Bethel J. W. Skaine Edge Bob Hebert Waiee Welch Gentry Shannon Willow Hole Lex McCallum Nder T. Graham Rock Prairie Ncle Mark Wilcox F. M. Wilcon Rogers Prairie J. L. Thomas Cross Grimes County Wagner & Brandon's R. Henderson Febd Bros J. P. Gilpin Kurten Kinron Orr Parne Prairie Sam Holden J. K. Presnal Tabor M. G. Buchanan K. L. Pounds J. FE. Bullock Wife Steep Hollow Eton Mary Lawrence A. C. Bretz Law Henderson Houston S. R. Henderson Wm. McDonald Eva McDonald Wetter W. W. Mike Nellie Rohde Franklin Lorraine Reynolds Lottie Hearne Minden Pennington Burt Norwood Methodist Church Building Fund Martin James Bud John Oliver Williams Freeman Rice Texas Bakery Otto Boehme Bob Sullock Will Mentz Hill and Hale Caldwell Norwood A.and M. College Elgin Sanders Bros J.C. Bennett Southern Pacific John Crawford Anderson Julia Col M. W.sims Waco

Foster's Weather Bulletin Foresees Severe March Storms

The 1906 Crop Weather forecasts predict a cold wave and frost reaching far south around March 27 with a sharp temperature rise in early April. W. T. Foster argues for long range forecasts, challenges the Weather Bureau and Prof. Bigelow, and asserts personal confidence in his own methods.

D. C Mar Continent Pacific Coast Rockies Great Central Valleys Eastern States Weather Bureau Koster Bigelow Weather Department Moore Moon Earth U. S. Weather Bureau

Kind-Hearted Hadley Visitor Sparks Rockefeller Family Interest

Attorney General Hadley of Missouri commented on the arrival of a baby at the Rockefeller home and John D. Rockefeller Sr.’s reported plan to visit New York to meet his grandson. The remark suggests possible Rockefeller family visit amid local attention.

New York Hadley Missouri John D. Rockefeller, Jr John D. Rockefeller, Sr John D. Rockefeller

Immune from Process Serves Considered at New Baby Arrival

A speaker contemplates granting immunity from process servers during his son’s tribute to a new baby, expressing willingness to waive rights to facilitate the occasion. The remark reflects the social pressures and sensitivities surrounding such moments.

Trouble brewing between Oregon and Washington sheepmen

Governor Chamberlain reports to President Roosevelt that Wenapa forest reserve allocations favor Washington sheepraisers. Oregon men receive only one-quarter of the Oregon portion while Washington takes most. He accuses federal officers of bias and calls for an investigation into alleged scabbies and range allotment practices.

Salem Ore Chamberlain Roosevelt Oregon Washington Wenapa Forest Reserve Walla Walla William Schmitz Forester Schiller

Blockade Broken by Through Train From Denver

Snow blockade on the Denver and Rio Grande southern line that began March 11 was shattered Thursday by a through train from Denver reaching Alamosa with fifty passengers. The train left Durango March 10 and stalled on Cumbre Pass as snow piled above engine smoke stacks. Railroad workers carried provisions up the mountain on snow shoes and some passengers fell ill due to the altitude. The rotary cleared the line, engines started again, and the journey resumed to Alamosa with the stranded travelers.

Durango Colo Denver and Rio Grande Denver Cumbre’s Pass Alamosa

Two Fatalities in Oklahoma Near Stockholm and Okardie

Guthrie reports A B Studehill of Okardie died after an ice fall and injuries. Hiram B Fraziler, 70, was found dead in his header barge on a stock farm near Stockholm Woodward county likely from exposure while working.

Guthrie A. B. Studehill Okardie Hiram B. Fraziler Stockholm Woodward County

Wickliffe Outlaws Reported Crossing Illinois River

Word reaches Oaks Indiana that three Wickliffe Indian outlaws crossed the Illinois river after the fight and head toward Lees Creek a Cherokee settled region west of Stillwell. Marshal Darrough moved his camp from Spavinaw hills to the Illinois river to pursue them.

Boston Seed Firm Fire Ravages Rawson & Co Store

The salesroom and storehouse of Warren W. Rawson & Co at 12 and 13 Faneuil Square were destroyed by a fire. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Walter W. Rawson, head of the firm, serves on the governor's counsel.

Boston Warren W. Rawson & Co Faneuil Square Walter W. Rawson Governor's Counsel

Century mine disaster toll rises in West Virginia

Grafton West Virginia March 23 advices received at noon Friday put probable loss of life at twenty one. Most victims are foreigners.

Grafton W. Va

Century mine disaster fatality toll feared under eleven

Fairmont West Virginia March 23 up to noon Friday officials estimated the Century mine disaster would not exceed eleven fatalities. Local authorities and rescue crews continued careful search and stabilization work at the site.

Fairmont W. Va

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