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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
6
The firm touts selling 2000 acres of farm lands in recent days as proof of real estate skill. It notes investor demand, has printed circulars on Bryan and Brazos County, and seeks more property for sale in Bryan with prices from 500 to 1000 dollars.
Washington reports Colombia and Venezuela are strained after Vice President Gomez refused to receive Dr. Herrera, sent to Caracas to finalize a treaty on river navigation and border commerce. Diplomatic circles fear further break, noting prior refusals and U S involvement through Ambassador Russell.
In Athens on May 3 the Olympic games closed amid cheers as King George, Queen Olga, and Crown Prince Constantine distributed prizes. Americans won the most prizes totaling 75, with England second at 39 and Sweden and Greece tying for third with 28 each. a gala dinner for 400 honored delegates and officials.
News from City of Mexico reports the drowning deaths of six people at the confluence of the Minatitlan and Coatzacoalcos rivers. Victims include three Americans Alfred Sweeney Purony and Fisher and three Mexicans a physician a commercial traveler and a boatman. Sweeney was 33 from Sisterville W Va Purony 22 formerly of Austin Tex and Fisher a New Yorker. The Americans worked at Pearsons Oil company camp. Bodies recovered and buried in Minatitlan cemetery.
Mrs Nannie Lang Shaw of Virginia and Waldorf Astor eldest son of William Waldorf Astor wed at All Souls Church Langham Place London on Thursday afternoon Rev Francis Scott Webster conducted the service Neither father was present illness prevented attendance
The seventh annual Southern Educational conference began in Lexington with about 2,500 attendees. Governor Beckham gave the welcome address, followed by R. C. Ogden of New York as president of the Southern Education conference. Gov. Tolk of Missouri spoke on the necessity of education and against child labor.
John R. Walsh former president of the defunct National Bank was held to the Federal grand jury in bonds of 50000 by United States Commissioner Foote. Walsh promptly furnished the bonds.
Washington on May 3 reports the Red Cross has raised 1.738 million dollars for San Francisco relief through Wednesday. Funds continue to be collected for disaster aid and reconstruction efforts.
Senate committee on privileges and elections reports a majority will sustain charges against Senator Smoot. The May 3 briefing notes the panel’s conclusion after reviewing testimony and evidence.
New York insurers from foreign and domestic firms discussed unified action to adjust San Francisco fire losses. They aim for fairness and generosity but will not waive policy conditions or charter restrictions. Analysts expect payout ranges between 60 to 75 percent of the total at risk due to earthquake exemptions.
Severe rain disrupted rail lines from Denison to Red River with washouts and track softening on the Frisco. Lightning killed a man near Denison and fatally struck a horse team at a barn. Gordonville youth Bert Gordon, 18, also died from a lightning strike while crossing a field.
Lepers at Molokai settlement held a mass meeting and adopted long eloquent resolutions in Hawaiian expressing sympathy for San Francisco fire victims. They formed a relief fund with 400 subscribers giving 5 cents or more each, sending money to Honolulu Board of Health and resolutions to Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco.
New York May 3 The Lung program at the Metropolitan Opera House is complete with forty five numbers on the bill. To permit all performers to appear the show will run until midnight.
A bomb exploded in the Vincennes forest near Paris on Thursday afternoon, killing a Russian man named Strie and badly injuring his companion Boussnoff who was also carrying a bomb. Police have not yet identified the men or recovered the other bomb due to danger.
Dallas May 3 Judge Muse ordered E H Silven freed from custody on murder arson charges in connection with the Knepfly building fire after insufficient evidence. A similar release was issued Monday in the arson case.
President Roosevelt sent a cable to Manager Sullivan praising the American team that won most Olympic prizes at Athens Greece. He said Hearty congratulations to you and other Americans Uncle Sam is all right.
A laundry behind Material hospital at Presidio burned down. The hospital, housing 1,000 patients, was saved from the blaze.
Paris dated dispatch notes the British embassy ridicules rumors about King Edward's health and his secretary states the king never felt better, dismissing the clarming report as unfounded.
Memphis May 3 400 attend General conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church is in session here with large turnout and active discussion on church matters.
New York May 3 stock market opened in a nervous unsettled frame after Wednesdays commotion. Traders reported cautious activity with prices fluctuating as sentiment remained jittery following the previous day's dramatic moves.
Coleman Texas May 3. Jack Martin a negro traveling with the Mollie Bailey show was accidentally shot and died. The incident occurred while the troupe traveled through the area. Authorities investigating the accidental discharge.
A Tuesday evening wind and rainstorm damaged farms near Blue Ridge Texas injuring several, with one Munday child fatally hurt. Two children named Smith, Titsworth, Mrs Hollis and multiple Wood Youngs family members are listed among the injured. Red Oak schoolhouse was blown off its foundation and the MKT eastbound local liner retraced due to water on tracks near Farmersville.
Birmingham May 3 The general board of the Epworth League votes to urge the general Methodist conference to consolidate all church young people into one organization. Reports show rapid growth and satisfactory progress over four years. Vice President Fairbanks, a fraternal delegate of the Methodist Episcopal church, will stay until the 12th and may speak to the conference Friday.
A May report from Fort Smith to the Commercial Appeal says Huntington Arkansas was inundated by a rain and windstorm Tuesday night. Several buildings were destroyed and all wires blown down. Mansfield also suffered with a warehouse and two small buildings destroyed. Fatalities are reported but details are scarce. Crops are badly damaged.
In Pine Bluff a man named H. R. King was shot and killed as he prepared to elope with Lola Eason. The girl's father fired, claiming self defense. The incident is reported via a Pine Bluff special to the Commercial Appeal from Memphis dated May 3.
A. P. Guynes, moved from Appleby and brought back at his request, is returned to Appleby. He denies any mob pursuit, saying he is the victim of his enemies.
Asheville May 3 The eighth annual convention of the Woman's Home Mission board of the Methodist Episcopal Church South chose Houston Texas as its next meeting place. Among appropriations were 4140 to Mission Home at Dallas Texas.
Albany May 3 Governor Higgin appointed Otto Kelsey of Genesee to be superintendent of insurance. The nomination was confirmed without opposition.
W D Crane who fired the second locomotive entering Pueblo Colorado is dead on his farm near Hooker Oklahoma after a long career in railroading. He died May 3.
A condensed Dallas brief notes city authorities approve construction of two additional skating rinks. The plan aims to boost recreation and attract visitors in coming months.
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