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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1905
Page
2
The Morn ing Hagle notes rain expected in Cameron with eggs arriving at twenty four thousand dozen in a month. It questions Bryan College electric railroad profitability and asks about the Central Texas fair as plans move forward in Texas weather reports.
A critic warns that one day an exposé will reveal the methods of the State printing trust thriving in Austin, predicting a mighty stench from the revelation.
Prof Curtis interviews published in The Eagle and other papers bolster support for constructing an electric railway to Bryan College, shifting public sentiment toward the project.
The article notes that though the Bryan College Electric Railroad may skip direct stock dividends it would still benefit stockholders through higher business activity and rising property values.
The Post asserts Houston is the world's greatest egg market and that merchants last year produced enough eggs to form a thirty five foot high wall around the city. It requests Tom Searcy to reveal how Bryan's annual egg sales could contribute to the wall's eight segment.
Denver reports Federal agents chase a nationwide counterfeit operation based in part in this city. The scheme imitates Buffalo decade notes of 10 and 20 dollars, with $50,000 seized in major cities. Secret Service says several gangs operate nationwide, with smooth, hard to detect payments in small-town stores.
Little Rock March 28 Attorney General R L Rogers files the first anti trust suits under Arkansas law against German Alliance Insurance Company and Hartford Insurance Company of Hartford Conn alleging business in the state since the law took effect last Friday and violation of the anti compact clause Seeking 5000 dollars damages from each firm and forfeiture of their right to do business in Arkansas The suits were filed in Pulaski county court and similar actions will follow for each day the companies continue operations in the state.
The Southern Pacific Railway plans extensive roadbed improvements with nearly three hundred miles of new track to be constructed as part of major upgrades. Work is underway across multiple segments to enhance railroad capacity and service reliability.
The extensive project changes a revolution of its line through Nevada with 299 miles of new road creating a shorter east west route. Excluding the Salt Lake cut off the upgrade saves over eleven miles and lowers maximum grade from 1 to 0.24 percent. A new 59.47 mile segment between Montalva and Burbank California further reduces distance by 6.97 miles.
In New York on March 28, Gessler Rosseau testified at the Tombs that a bomb he made was aimed at a Spanish vessel and accidentally destroyed the battleship Maine. He said a subordinate was entrusted to destroy Alfonso's warship and mistakenly blew up the Maine, leading to the subordinate's suicide after the error was learned.
In Moscow the nobility presses for some popular representation while rejecting Western constitutional government. Landowners fear peasant violence and prepare guards to protect property as roving bands loot in Chernigov and other southern regions. Parish priests act under the holy synod to calm peasants with limited effect.
Tamatave reports the entire Russian Second Pacific squadron departed Madagascar on March 16 for an unknown destination, confirming a confirmed withdrawal from local waters.
A timber merchant states the saw wastes an eighth inch per cut. If waste were half that, one more board would result. Determine the number of boards the beam is cut into.
A brief exchange imagines frugality driving household tasks. He suggests making clothes at home while she doubts she can, with a playful tilt toward shared effort and efficiency. The snippet reflects a mid century tone on economizing in daily life.
A daughter admired law and music leading to study law. The parent explains the choice as quieter work in law versus piano, reflecting on vocation.
A compact reflection notes that indiscretion breeds malice and rash behavior, while malice itself drives further falsehood. The line, attributed to L'Enclos, links rash acts to a cycle of deceit and injury.
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