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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

4

Tornado Trail Destroys Oklahoma Towns Near Woodward

A sequence of tornadoes swept the Oklahoma district around Woodward, damaging seven small towns Grand Arnett Vici Mutual Estelle Cooley Richmond, killing Mrs J B Hale near Little Robe and injuring others. The storm damaged Tulsa area and cleared a path seventy five miles long across four counties near the Texas and Kansas borders.

Woodward Okio Grand Arnett Vici Mutual Estelle Cooley Richmond Hauser Arthur Sibel Ellis County Ires Little Robe J. BE. Hale Arnett O. BE. Null Cestos Dewey County Tulsa Oklahoma Texas Kansas

Peculiar Situation Arises Over Court of Appeals Opinion

Austin reports a peculiar situation from the court of civil appeals regarding the double daily train service on the Victoria division of the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio railway. The court favored the state on law but the railroad retains its injunction against the railroad commission order, leaving no appeal path for either side. Separately, Rock Island officials led by J W Robbins protest a low valuation for eleven miles of track from Irving to Carrollton in Dallas County and urge a higher assessment by the commission.

Austin Court of Civil Appeals Victoria Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad Commission Rock Island Railroad J. W. Robbins Rock Island Irving Carrollton Dallas County

Bomb Explodes Under Stairs In Chi Town Housing Row

A dynamite blast under the stairs at No 31 Gault Court Chicago targets Vincenzo Vivirito and Pietro Mosotto and their families amid a witness intimidation plot tied to Antonio Marici and his son Vito. No injuries reported, large wall damage noted as police investigate motive and suspects.

Chicago Vincenzo Vigilito Pietro Mosotto No. 31 Gault Court Antonio Marici Vito Oseph Concillo Battiste Scardini Marici Scardini Marci E Vivirito Mosotto

Umpires Demand Jury Trial in Mobile Baseball Case

Highteen players from Mobile and New Orleans Southern Baseball league were arraigned with umpires Fitzsimmons and O'Brien. All defendants demanded trial by jury and waived examination to the June grand jury, and were released on their own recognizance.

Mobile New Orleans Southern Baseball League Fitzsimmons O'Brien Inferior Criminal Court

Rayner Pushes Senate Inquiry into Col Stewart Case

Senator Rayner introduced in the senate a resolution authorizing the president to convene a court of inquiry. The five officers of the army would investigate charges against Colonel William F. Stewart, who is detailed to serve until retirement at Fort Grant Arizona.

Rayner Washington Senator Rayner Senate Wm. F. Stewart Fort Grant Ariz

Captain Wilkinson Leaves 6000 For Tarleton College Dormitory

A Stephenville message reports Captain T. Wilkinson, a well known citizen, died and left 6000 to John Tarleton College. The bequest is set aside in his will and will be used by the college authorities to construct a girls dormitory and support educational aims.

Committee Calls on Roosevelt to Return Prosperity

A National Prosperity association committee from St. Louis urged President Roosevelt to aid plans to restore prosperity across the nation. The president responded cordially and pledged to help, with I C Simmons delivering a brief speech as the executive committee chair.

Washington National Prosperity Association of St. Louis Roosevelt I. C. Simmons

James A Padgett Found Dead With Derringer Bullet

In Dallas on Monday morning James A. Padgett, aged sixty nine, was found dead in a room beside an old Derringer pistol. The bullet pierced his heart as he lay on the bed. He leaves a widow and three sons.

Dallas James A. Padgett

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