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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
4
In a bold clothing sale, Schwaub's touts a large variety of styles in America's greatest Clothing Special. The hand made suits are offered at 15.00, with the original retail price named by the makers. The ad claims unmatched value and guides customers to the store.
Mr and Mrs F M Law return from the State Sunday School convention in Dallas calling it the greatest gathering in the state and noting lasting good to the work. Law was named president for the sixth district and district conventions may be held with hundreds of delegates, possibly in Bryan. He also met with Consolidated Securities Co officers about a Bryan and College trolley line, but their load of other projects reduces immediate interest. We advertise sewing machines for sale or rent with small monthly payments. T A Satterwhite at Mrs B White's furniture store.
A large audience welcomed A W Buchanan at Allen Academy on Sunday evening as he spoke on Daniel. The talk impressed the student body and city youth, highlighting Daniel as a model of pure manhood, courage, and virtue, with lessons about resisting temptation and living rightly.
At the morning service Dr Butler announced a revival to be led by Dr Henry Clay Risner of Tyler Texas. The meeting begins next Sunday morning at 11 o clock. An invitation is extended to the town and county to attend. Risner is a preacher lecturer revivalist and well traveled in Europe and Asia. He comes to Bryan to labor with the pastor for souls and a great meeting is anticipated.
Mr Will Fuller died Sunday at 4 o'clock at his home after a weeks long illness. He was about 35, leaving a wife and four children. His death brings sorrow to relatives and friends. he was a good man held in esteem. The piece notes the opening of a millinery event by Eugene Edge on Tuesday the 26th.
The program for Texas Woman's College commencement lists Dr. L A Little pastor of First Baptist Galveston to preach the sermon and County Judge T P Buffington of Anderson to deliver the literary address. Musical and literary student performances will be presented on separate evenings.
Lieutenant Chamberlan seized William Anderson in Galveston. He is named as the sole Black battalion member linked to the Brownsville affair and accused of confessing the raid's “true history” to two Galveston reporters. The reporters' affidavits and subpoenas are in progress.
Captain A. H. Eli of the Twenty second Infantry testified at the Penrose court martial that Springfield rifle bullets bear distinctive marks unlike other rifles. The defense objected to a continuance as Washington evidence was sought and the court met in secret session before adjourning to reconvene.
Mrs. Ben Rice on a local farm was saved from a farmhand named Cleveland Harding when her shepherd dog intervened after he entered the house and attempted to assault her. The dog pursued the assailant, allowing Rice to escape.
Vienna reports a growing Moldavian crisis with 400 farms devastated 8000 fugitives crossing into Austria and about 10000 homeless Jews. Estimates claim around 85 killed and 150 wounded. government troops continue to deploy to quell the outbreak.
Danville Indiana March 23 Passenger train No 11 on the Big Four railroad westbound from Indianapolis to St Louis left the track two miles from Avon. Engineer Gregory was crushed beneath his engine and dead at once. Seven passengers were injured none fatally. Three coaches rolled down a twenty foot embankment. A gravel pile near the track used for a new switch caused the mishap. Injured include R E Winter St Louis scalp and leg injuries George Ashe Austin scalp fractures Miss Annette Hunter Fort Worth bruised.
Mrs. Fred Belasco known as Juliet Crosby died suddenly in San Francisco on March 23. An hour later her husband’s partner M. L. Mayer collapsed and died upon learning of her death. The Belasco and Mayer families lived in adjoining flats on Sutter Street near Laguana. Mayer had married Belasco's sister and had health issues.
The U S Weather Bureau reports Friday as the hottest March day in Washington with a 90 degree reading. Earlier on March 22 the thermometer showed 83. The hot wave affected the Ohio valley as the only other region noted.
Commissioner General Frank P. Sargent travels from Washington to Galveston and New Orleans to probe immigration flows and housing of detained immigrants. He aims to curb smuggling and ensure proper care for those held for deportation or medical observation amid protests by the Italian ambassador.
Pine Bluff Arkansas March 23 fire swept the Bluff City Lumber company plant destroying several company owned dwellings. Loss estimated 500000 to 750000. Water pressure proved insufficient as dynamite razed nearby structures. The plant housed large lumber stocks and a prior month also suffered a major fire. Anti Future Bill Passed in Senate March 23 disallows futures speculation.
If unsure which spring footwear to buy, See We Bros for selection and advice on styles, comfort, and price. Explore durable options and current trends to suit daily wear and seasonal activities.
San Antonio plans a week of entertainment for the Annual Jolly Show and Battle of Flowers on April 1 to 20 with many new features. G N R R announces very low excursion rates to San Antonio advertised through ticket agents D. J. Price, Geo. D. Hunter, and the G P A T A Palestine Texas.
Easter's loveliest creations will be on display Tuesday March 26 in Eugene Edge. Hats and clever adaptations of Parisian models will be showcased in a display event highlighting fashion and flair.
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