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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1907
Page
4
The advert touts a large sale of handmade suits priced at $15.00 with makers’ original retail names. It claims unmatched value and urges readers to visit the store guided by the trademarked label.
The Morning Rag le Bryan Texas March 29 1907 notes that if the brain storm theory is to prevail it will probably be necessary to equip the courts with a standing lunacy commission.
Brownsville rumors prompt no apology from Foraker who accuses self-inflicted unrest. A massive Western railroad strike involving about 45,000 workers looms, offering President Roosevelt a potential moment to lead and restore order.
Generations yet unborn will wonder why all current residents did not become wealthy and depart. The idea of opportunity is bright but elusive as the tail lights guiding future generations away.
It may take another year to reach a uniform depth of eighteen feet in Buffalo Bayou. The ongoing deep water issue mirrors the enduring tariff debate, a persistent topic noted by the times.
Farmers note that dry farming methods like Camp Bell may suit upcoming weather conditions. The current conditions influence growers to favor this approach as a practical option.
Ninety days after adjournment the free pass will end along with newspapers and transport that are not largely free. The writer declines to criticise the law but notes it should reach the intended users those who make or administer the laws to receive the pass.
The Eagle urges idle capital in Bryan to be put to work building manufacturing ventures such as a cotton mill. It argues owner inactivity should be replaced by productive use, highlighting potential for local industrial growth.
San Antonio hosts the annual Jolly Show spring carnival Knights of Omaha and Battle of Flowers from April 16 to 20 with many new features. I. and G. N. R. R. offers very low excursion rates to San Antonio through ticket agents D. J. Price Geo. D. Hunter and G. P and T. A. AG P. and T. A. Palestine Texas.
L. E. Brockman, Paper Hanger and Decorator, promotes repapering homes with samples from Modern Wall Paper and Decorations. He advertises twenty eight designs by foreign artists and prices from 5c per double roll to 30.00 per hand painted panel 9ft by 40 inches. Send a card if work is planned.
A Bryan Texas advertisement promotes purchasing a Singer Sewing Machine with a claim that repairs on inferior machines will exceed the cost of the Singer over time and guarantee lifelong good work. The agent is T A Satterwhite.
In 1907 Jno. B. Hines advertises comprehensive insurance services with prompt attention, offering office space upstairs in the Smith Building and phone line 161. Nearby Texas Bakery invites orders and cake requests with careful service and a 86 contact, while Mrs. Otto Boehmed promotes Mrs. Proctor's Spring Millinery at 94.
In the Mozazi district on March 25 troops clashed with insurgents killing forty peasants. A fierce fight on the Guiogovo road five miles from Bucharest involved 4,000 rebels, cavalry and infantry, ending with artillery and a retreat by the peasants.
London trading opened with two small failures announced before noon on Wednesday yet neither deemed market moving. A cheerier tone spread through departments as Americans rallied from Tuesday’s New York advance, shaping a calmer settlement outlook. Cortelyou’s $15,000,000 bank deposits boosted New York money, aiding finance flows and easing the situation.
The market rose on resumption day, with shares advancing sharply as Tuesday buyers booked profits, followed by an immediate reaction as prices spiked and then corrected.
Austin reports the governor has signed the anti pass bill making it law. The measure becomes operative ninety days after the legislature adjourns.
Berlin March 27. The late Herr von Korn owner of the Schlessissche Zeitung left an estate valued over $20,000,000. He held vast holdings and bequests are anticipated to follow in accordance with his will.
Los Angeles match report states fighter Jack Palmer was knocked out by Jake Sullivan in the tenth round during a March 27 bout.
Harrisburg March 27 The senate passed the house 2 cent railroad fare bill in a vote likely to affect travel costs. The measure aims to cap passenger rates on rail lines and is expected to draw further action in the state legislature.
At the Trent farm six miles northeast of Bonham an old trusted servant Rector attacked Mrs. Trent with a hammer striking her seven times. She alarmed hands who found her, then Rector shot himself, dying by his own hand. Mrs. Trent was found in a pool of blood amid a torn kitchen scene. The community reacted with wild excitement.
President appoints civilian members Charles P. Neill J W Henke William B Wheeler to join senators Lodge Dillingham Latimer and reps Howell Bennett Burnett to form a full inquiry into immigration and report findings to Congress.
A Tokio dispatch reports James Henry Smith, among New York’s wealthiest men, died during his wedding tour around the world. He married in New York on Sept 13 to the divorced wife of William Rhinelander Stewart.
The Watson bill was engrossed after a 15 to 14 vote in the senate, substituting it for the Mayfield anti bucketshop measure. It is described as not as drastic as the prior proposal and reflects a moderated approach.
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