Railroad Fatality Report Involving Richard Cathey
While asleep on a railroad track Richard Cathey Sle was run over and killed. The incident occurred at night and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1908
Page
4
While asleep on a railroad track Richard Cathey Sle was run over and killed. The incident occurred at night and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Immigration officials in Los Angeles were informed of a Japanese steamer arriving at Cavit oa Santa Barbara country. The vessel with a large crew was barred from landing by local authorities who then alerted Cavit oa officials to detain the ship while an investigation proceeds. The steamer had been sighted off the coast for days.
In Harrisburg on May 20 the Pennsylvania Democratic organization led by National Committeeman Guffey defeated the Bryan faction in the state convention on whether to instruct the four delegates at large. Bryanites pressed binding instructions for Nebraska. Guffey forces opposed tying them to any one candidate. The Bryanites fought hard.
Fort Worth residents recall her Texas roots as officials announce a systematic search for the sixteen year old girl who was kidnapped here and now believed to be in Goshen Indiana. A hunt across West Texas is planned with the prospect of a fortune.
Sherman Texas May 20 Grayson county has retired the last dollar of its bonded indebtedness totaling 9 995 and left in the general fund 42 000 The county is entirely free of debt for the first time since its organization
Baton Rouge May 20 Senator Marston introduced in the senate a bill to prohibit dealing in cotton futures. A lively campaign has begun with friends and opponents ready for a fight over the measure.
Denver on May 20 reports Robert W. Speer, backed by one faction of the local Democracy and the Business Men's league, won a four year mayoralty by about 2500 votes over Republican Horace Phelps. In Leipsig on May 23 the supreme court ordered retrial of Maximilian Karden, Berlin editor, replacing the lower court verdict for libeling Count von Molkte.
New York on May 23 reports the National City bank has secured 1.3 million dollars in gold for export. This brings the total engaged for export on the current movement to 32.155 million dollars.
Desmet D A May 23 memorial note reports W P Board man who engineered the first street railway in New York City and in America died at his home in Desmet on May 23.
A group of militant women suffragists protested in front of Prime Minister's Downing Street residence after a Royal Assent delegation failed to satisfy their demands for enfranchisement. Police were called to clear the street and six demonstrators were arrested.
A severe weather incident at Hale's Point Tennessee on May 21 left Newt Cunningham dead after being struck by lightning.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may abandon the annulment proceedings against Harry K. Thaw, her counsel Daniel O'Reilly stating they have not decided and that if not ready for the next Tuesday session they will not proceed. Referee Deyo was consulted for a further postponement.
In Tuscaloosa on May 21 a $10,000,000 mortgage from Birmingham and Gulf Navigation to Carnegie Trust of New York was placed on record. An option on Dauphin Island for $70,000 secures its future as the deep sea terminal, signaling the Tidewater Development scheme's early steps. In Waco on May 22, baseball details finalize a new control group led by Alderman Richards with D P Fairchild and W W Seley.
An attack on the Harlem branch of the New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Bay Chester used fifty pounds of dynamite to blow the first span, nearly wrecking the structure. Two watchmen fled as shots rang out, and windows were shattered. Railroad experts estimate the blast damaged abutment work on the south end.
Frank Platt testified in the divorce suit against Senator Platt that none of the letters presented as copies by Mae Wood were authentic. He examined original senator letters given by Abraham Hummel for 10 000 dollars, found no matching communications, and said he burned the letters in his office grate.
The Wood Platt case was dismissed. Miss Wood was arrested on perjury charges. Frederick E Hafely testified in court that the blank form used for the marriage certificate, sold by his stationery firm, did not go on sale until February 1902, three months after Miss Wood's marriage to Senator Platt.
Texas tax board final valuation places intangible railroad assets at 173,721,498 for the current year. This shows a 15 million decrease from the preliminary estimate but a 1,797,023 rise from last year’s final valuation. County tax assessors will file the figures for rolls.
Insurance Commissioner Love provided the attorney general with twenty five beneficiary fraternal organizations that failed to report for 1907. The attorney general will sue to forfeit their Texas certificates of authority to do business.
The senate without division approves a joint resolution from Mr. Aldrich to create a national monetary commission. Nine senators will be appointed by the Senate presiding officer and nine representatives by Spencer Cannon to study changes needed in the monetary system and report to Congress at the earliest practicable date.
The Cunard liner Lusitania arrived in New York on Friday setting new transatlantic marks for average speed and shortest trip over the long course. The voyage took 4 days 20 hours 22 minutes from Daunt's Rock, beating sister ship Mauretania's best time by 3 hours 37 minutes.
Ter J genetication of Mrs Nanite Rohde guardian to file final account and application for discharge Brazos County Brazos County Court to publish for twenty days and hear objections at the July term 1908 Bryan courthouse on the 3rd Monday in July 1908 W C Boyett Clerk deputy G R Wicker reads public notice
Letters of administration for J C Manning Jr estate were granted April 29 1908 in Brazos County Texas. Creditors must present claims by law and debtors must pay promptly. residence Wheelock Robertson County Texas. Mrs Mary R Henderson appears to be related to the Henderson estate with Bryan Texas as residence.
The State of Texas Bra zos County by order of sale issued May 4 1908 in G S Parker vs Carmelo Pomilla Vincenzo Dipoma No 5180 will sell for cash on the First Tuesday in June 1908 before the Brazos County Courthouse Bryan Texas sixty acres in J F Martin league Brazos County described in the 1908 deed from Vincenzo Dipoma to Carmelo Pomella recorded Brazos County deed volume 27 page 4. The property levied to satisfy a judgment of 373 28 with 10 percent interest from March 5 1908 and costs. R M Nall Sheriff J D Conlee Deputy
Notice that the firm A J Wagner & Co is dissolved as of today. An application for a charter to incorporate has been filed. The style of the firm is A J Wagner & Co with a date noted as May 32 1908.
Two weeks ago a black and white spotted dog named Rohde or John Caldwell on a collar disappeared near Cedar Creek. A $5 reward is offered by E Rohde of Bryan Texas. Also an advertisement for Swift's Premium Hams and lard and extra high patent flour Our Delight.
A committee led by the prime minister is set to organize the welcome for the American fleet in Melbourne on May 22. State authorities will greet the party, followed by civic officials at the town hall, then a reception at Centennial Park.
An insurance notice urges readers to contact Ino B Hines for fire life accident tornado plate glass bond and live stock coverage with phone 161 for inquiries and quotes.
J W Batts offers in office the only set of Brazos County land title abstracts for sale. Includes a one half block six room brick house with cistern and shade trees in a good neighborhood. Asking price 750 dollars with 60 dollars cash payment forms easy.
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