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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1907

Page

4

Mexican War Veterans Hold Twelfth Annual Texas Convention

The Texas division of the Mexican War Veterans association met in its twelfth annual convention at the First Methodist Church in Dallas on Friday. Mayor Smith and local club representatives greeted attendees. The Dames held their sixth encampment led by Mrs. Moore Murdock, with reports from Mrs. Murdock and secretary Mrs. Mary Heman Campbell. The event included a smoker and campfire. the average veteran age was eighty.

Dallas Texas Mexican War Veterans Association Abe Harris W. A. Mason Roll Call Smith Thomas Commercial Club W. A. Callaway City Federation of Women's Clubs Harris Dames 9 Moore Murdock J. P B. Farnsworth Murdock Mary Hemman Campbell

Judge Rules Against Change of Venue in Waters-Pierce Suit

In Austin on May 17 Judge Brooks overruled the motion for a venue change in the Texas anti trust case brought by the state against Waters-Pierce Oil. The ruling centers on whether Waters-Pierce violated Texas anti trust laws, with focus not on high officials. The defense and state argued lengthy points from Friday sessions. The court kept one stipulation from Thursday admitting Standard Oil owns a majority stock in Waters-Pierce.

Brooks Austin Waters-Pierce Oil Company State of Texas Travis County Penn Odell N. A Stedman Betts Mr. Allen Standard Oil Company Waters- Pierce Oil Company

Matthews Returns and Pierce Tossed in Habeas Case

Travis County Sheriff Matthews reports Henry Clay Pierce angry at Texas after Judge Adams refused habeas corpus. Pierce expects discharge and may return to Texas later. Brumby urges mayors to enforce mosquito control to prevent yellow fever via drainage and weed cutting.

Travis Pierce Texas Austin Matthews St. Louis Henry Clay Pierce Fierce Adams Brumby

Burglary Strikes Jewelry Firm in Mexico City

In Mexico City a jewelry establishment named La Aca cia was robbed of goods valued at $25,000. Report notes the incident occurred on May 17. In Norfolk Virginia the Woodmen of the World sovereign lamp group voted to raise representative pay from $10 to $15 per day during its session.

City of Mexico Norfolk Sovereign Lamp Woodmen of the World

Stephenson Nominated by Wisconsin Republican Caucus

Former Congressman Isaac Stephenson of Marionette nominated by a Republican caucus of the Wisconsin legislature for the U S Senate seat vacated by Senator Spooner. Stephenson, a wealthy lumberman, is from Madison and May 17 is the report date.

Stephenson Madison Wis Isaac Stephenson United States Spooner

Woodside Dies Suddenly in Memphis

Memphis on May 17 reports the sudden death of H. E. Woodside a prominent local insurance man from heart disease at his home.

Exciting Wheat Prices Dominate Board of Trade on Friday

Chicago May 17. Frantic action on the Board of Trade mirrored Thursday's surge with early declines giving way to sharp gains. July wheat rose to 1.08, September and December hit $1.01 and $1.08 respectively as noon trading eclipsed all prior records and drew in heavy short covering and professional buying.

Board of Trade Chicago Leiter

Interstate Commerce Circular Affects Railroads and Shipping

Washington May 17 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an important circular. It states that carriers cannot gain preferential tariff treatment when shipping over a competitor’s lines. Railroads must pay the same legal tariffs as private shippers for fuel material and supplies.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Commission

Louisiana saves land in bid for Mississippi river quarantine station

Down the Mississippi River the race to preserve the $100,009 quarantine station title ended at Point a la Hache with the state ahead of claimant Robert H. White. District Attorney Howe found the 1888 land deed was not registered at Plaquemine, forcing a late tug trip to secure the property for the state board of health.

New Orleans Mississippi River United States Point A la Hache Howe State Board of Health Plaquemine Parish Plaquemine Robert H. White Mississippi Delta

Jury trial halted by judge over Orchard interview influence

In Ada county district court the sixth day of W. D. Haywood’s trial began Friday morning. Judge Wood noted a Harry Orchard interview in morning papers likely to influence witnesses and jurors and ordered the prosecutor to investigate and act as warranted.

Boise, Ida District Court Ada County W. D. Haywood Wood Harry Orchard

Thaw Case: Hanser Fined For Showing Recreated Tragedy

In New York on May 17 John Hanser fined $100 after counsel for Harry K. Thaw complained he showed moving pictures claiming to depict the Thaw White tragedy. The exhibit was ruled an improper repetition of the famed case.

New York Harry K. Thaw John Hanser

Old-Fashioned Barbecue in Atlanta Feeds Luncheon

The Railway Trainmen spent the morning session of Thursday debating constitutional amendments. An afternoon Georgia Barbecue followed, offering a traditional meal and social time in Atlanta.

Atlanta Georgia

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