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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1906
Page
2
A classified notice promotes acetylene 500 candle burners at the Exchange Hotel costing 1 cent per hour, touting it as the best and cheapest light. It urges cash or time payments and is signed by C. M. Camp. Also advertised is a new line of dainty dimities in checks and stripes from Wagner Brandon's at 162.
Imperfect cooking and hurried eating lead to indigestion as stomach walls inflame and digestion falters. Early signs include tasteless food after eating tongue furred breath heavy appetite poor head dull. Mio na offers restoration of stomach function and nerves with a 50c box and money back guarantee. Wagner Brandon 152 offers Irish linens from 25c to 65c per yard.
Washington notes the Mexican reply with latitude and longitude of seized American vessels from Pensacola Mobile and Galveston. It states the boats were in Mexican waters near Campeche bay where foreign fleets fished with no protest. Mexico preserves fishing rights for its citizens. case now awaits Mexican court action with bail posted.
Joseph T. Smith vice president of the Latter Day Saints bought the old Washington handpress used for printing the first edition of the book of Mormon. The sale price reportedly was 500 dollars to Colonel Fred W. Clemons.
The Eagle endorses W C Boyett for re election subject to democratic primaries. He is a well known Brazos County official praised for promptness efficiency and courtesy in office. After one term he seeks another on his record and merits as a citizen and county official.
Lima officials face grand jury indictments on fraud tied to bridge contracts. The Times-Star says the Ohio case alleges the county was robbed of thousands of dollars.
Washington May 26 A subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee did not meet Saturday to consider Port Arthur Texas as part of the entry bill.
The appellate division of the supreme court discharged George W. Perkins from custody. He had been held to await grand jury action on a technical grand larceny charge related to a campaign contribution from New York Life Insurance to the Republican National Committee.
In New York on May 26 the trial of Josephine Terranova for the murder of her aunt was suspended at the request of District Attorney Jerome Justice Scott to examine her mental state and determine her sanity.
Rome announces Mgr. Aversa named to a titular archbishopric and to act as apostolic delegate in Cuba and Puerto Rico. He takes up the post with responsibilities across the two Caribbean territories.
The Eagle announces Jno M Lawrence as a candidate for re election to the Brazos County treasurer post subject to Democratic primaries. A native of Brazos County he is described as trustworthy competent and possessing a record of efficiency courtesy and prompt attention to duties.
In a fight between two Negro families one mile south of Winnsboro Texas Ed Thurmond was shot and his wife was cut both in precarious condition authorities said two suspects and motives were still under investigation by local police May 26
Des Moines Iowa May 26 The Presbyterian general assembly selects Columbus Ohio as the site for next year’s meeting.
Sealed bids are due at the president's office of the A and M College of Texas by 10:00 a.m. on Saturday June 2 for a campus lunch stand during commencement. No alcohol allowed. The sale may include ice cream soda fruit and cigars. Rights to reject bids reserved.
Kiam announces a great sale on muslin underwear for women misses and children starting today. Garments are offered ready made cheaper than the cloth with a flexible purchase option and satisfaction promised. Also advertised are pretty German Valencieries laces at varied values. Located at 149 Wilson & Edge.
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