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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
4
The ad proclaims insuring all property types from stores and warehouses to gins and country property with top companies. It notes life insurance offers greater value than fire coverage and casts life protection as essential despite fire risks.
W C Fountain dentist offers crown and bridge work as a specialty and operates upstairs over Burt Norwid's store.
The Texas House completed second reading of the general appropriation bill, ordered it engrossed, and substituted it for the senate measure. The house bill totals 7,275,972 dollars versus 6,617,367 dollars in the senate version.
Multiple parcels offered in Hall’s addition Price ranges from 375 to 3500 with 242 and 270 acre tracts. Includes 4 room residence with water works 83 lots near Allen Academy and a 410 acre Karten timber land tract. Several tracts sold in parcels on easy terms with Caldwell pasture and Mistrat place noted.
Advertises Satinola as a guaranteed treatment to remove tan freckles liver spots pimples and disfiguring eruptions with a 60 cent price and money back if ineffective. Claims results in 10 to 20 days and includes a testimonial from Miss Alice Lirette praising the product after four years of facial blemishes.
Union Missouri May 8 William Rudolph was hanged at 10 oclock Monday for participation in the murder of Detective Charles J Schumacher of St Louis at Rudolphs home near Stanton on July 15 1903 Accompanied by deputies Schumacher was shot when he and George Collins opened fire Rudolph and Collins fled to Hartford Conn where Collins was born Rudolph received two reprieves from Governor Folk and a last minute appeal was sent to the governor.
The Aransas steamship bound from Boston to New York sank after a collision with the coal barge Clendover off Pollock Shoals lightship. Of 76 aboard only one life was lost, Miss Mamie Keller, who remains missing. Fog and late-night navigation contributed to the accident. the wreck blocks coastwise traffic.
Chicago May 8 The thirty first day of the strike leaves both sides ready for intensified clash as President Roosevelt set to visit. A mayor appointed inquiry committee plans to probe graft and blackmail by union leaders and employer agitation. Merchants push tougher tactics to force recalcitrant owners. The Federation of Labor contemplates indicting Employers' association officials for conspiracy.
James C. Robinson and George Witt are jailed in Tapachula Chiapas after abducting jeweler Manuel J. Leocuta under the pretense of furniture sale. Leocuta was beaten gagged and tied before his shop was looted. He freed himself and alerted authorities.
Cholera appears in Kharkoff Russia. Ten babies born in Madill Oklahoma. Rev J M Perry dies in Brownwood Texas. Skat tournament over 100 contestants in Brenham Texas. Lt M R Ross drowns near Fortress Monroe Virginia. Battle of Flowers draws thousands in City of Mexico. Capt M L Sims dies in Clarksville Texas. Rebecca Ferguson Redd dies in Columbus Georgia. Terrell Texas Baptist church dedicated for 15000 dollars. Oil lands near cornering in Indian Territory alleged. Texas Fruit and Truck Growers meet in Tyler June 22. Fishing party near drowning off Bridgeport Connecticut. S F Davis son dies in Cleveland Oklahoma. John Meyer arrested in Yoakum Texas for bigamy. Negro boy Will Beaseley shot in Sherman. W R Pierce killed near South McAlester. S T Romans does not escape. Cumberland Presbyterian Woman's Mission raises 25000 for foreign work. Circus train wreck near Kempton Indiana injures eight workers and animals.
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