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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1905
Page
5
The column lists I N G N schedules with No 11 and No 12 trains and arrivals and the day’s local notices. It includes names such as R G Tabor Sam M Winters and mentions visits from F R Collard F Wilson J Ganter and J N Henderson among others plus sales at Wilson & Edge and Norwood's with various prices and items.
Charlie Merka faced a shooting incident at Kosarek's store in Smetana Friday but investigators found no evidence to indict him. A negro, Jess Grant, has complaint lodged but Merka claims the man fired first after being ordered off. Neither party injured. Also noted are Rev. Thos. B. Lee's upcoming A and C Institute sermons and the reappointment of colored public school teachers by the board: P Landry principal, plus E W Knox, M V Burgess, Eva P Goosby, L V Alberson, B J Calhoun, Ada A Scotc.
Chicago police bolstered patrols at strikebound businesses with detectives taking on uniformed duties. Sixty detective sergeants, many unused to clubs in years, marched from city hall with hickory. Wood industry warned 100000 workers could lose work if lumber ties persist. mills already slowed.
Senator Platt as president of the Express Company declared that the striking Chicago express drivers will never be taken back by the company.
The Ohio Republican state convention unanimously adopted the committee platform which reaffirms the 1904 platform and commends President Roosevelt's enforcement of antitrust laws. Paul Howland of Cleveland presented Myron T. Herrick as gubernatorial candidate and Herrick was nominated by acclamation amid cheering as he spoke.
Sealed bids to supply fresh meats for the 1905 06 session are due by 10 o clock Wednesday June 14 at the President's office. Beef for January through June 10 and pork corn fed. Bids require a 300 dollar certified check with forfeiture if bond not supplied. The college reserves the right to reject all bids. David F. Houston president.
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