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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
4
A compilation of editorial snippets and quotes urging fair judgment of a person’s life, personal reform, and moral improvement. It contrasts cautious appraisal with striving to remember the good in others and suggests mental discipline and positive thoughts as cures for social ills.
Consternation arose at the Jamestown Exposition as the South Carolina governor conferred with the North Carolina governor and the event drew wide comment.
The cattle feeding experiment at the site closed last Friday. Cattle and hogs are on the market in Ft Worth this week with slaughter tests planned for each feed lot. Prof Burns directs the tests in Ft Worth this week and a check on the experiment will occur here next year to start earlier for better finish.
An explosion of dynamite set to extinguish a fire leveled small buildings in Luxemburg suburb near St. Louis. Albert Zimm erman and John Becker were killed while eight others were injured, several in serious condition. Fire suspected incendiary origin.
At a Sunday Y M C A meeting about forty members attended. The session opened with two songs and a prayer by Mr Ward. Ten members shared impressions of Mr Weatherford's talks praising his character and the call to a clean life. Discussions on business items followed before adjournment after prayer by Dr Powell.
The cosmopolitan club at Cornell aims to reduce prejudice among students of diverse nationalities politics religions and social standings. It holds weekly meetings in its own rooms with country representatives delivering illustrated lectures and talks sometimes featuring prominent speakers. The club reinforces democratic spirit in American colleges.
Charles Francis Adams proposes breaking Harvard into independent colleges each with a master and own tuition under a general overseers board to preserve democratic spirit and common standards. The piece notes obstacles, potential reforms, and opinions on dividing large universities. Also included are brief items on a mining sulphur find in Texas, telephones in Dallas, a fatal rail accident in Yoakum, a bank robbery in Ringgold, a Cincinnati shooting, a cave discovery near Tulsa, a lightning strike at a Frisco depot, a Denison mill crowd, a Montevideo storm, and a snowfall in Texas.
Scurvy prevails in Russia famine districts. Cooper Texas pursues a $150000 cotton mill. Postmaster General Meyer denies plans to resign. About 2900 patients are in the Terrell asylum. Castro reportedly to retire as Venezuela president on May 23. H P Stebbins, veteran western journalist, dies near Perry Oklahoma. Virgil Robinson, ten, walked from Texarkana to Tulsa. I T
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