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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1908

Page

2

Masquerade reception and Hallowe en parties entertain Bryan youths

Social and Y M C A auxiliaries at A M College hosted a masquerade reception with fifty Bryan guests at the mess hall. Mrs Geiske chaired decorations and Mrs Furmier amusements. six color tables served cream and cake. College orchestra played as Mrs Nagle oversaw the event.

A. & M. College Mess Hall Bryan Geiske Furmier Moses Alvord Lomax Mesdames Grape Baylor Herrick Mesdames Geiske Mitchell Miss Watkins Miss Hill Mesdames Lee Frappe

Taft Victory Declares At Idle Ideals Card Game

In a social party a card contest pitted sides with Miss Allie Conway and Miss Wilson among the Idais and the opponent Taft was declared the winner. After the games guests enjoyed a two course luncheon spread on each table. Hostess and helpers Mrs Garth and Miss Jessie Garth organized the affair.

Lay O. College T. K. Lawrence Lucy Beard J. B. Turrentine Methodist Church Hallowe'en United States Pryoan Miss May Wiilson Allie Conway Idais Wilson Taft Mrs. Garth Jessie Garth

Single Volley Halts Turkish Mutiny at Yildiz Kocck

In Constantinople on October 31 a Turkish troops battalion at Yildiz Kocck repelled a mutinous threat with a single volley. Three mutineers were killed and fifteen wounded when a loyal battalion arrived from Salonika to restore order.

Constantinople Yildiz Kocck Salonika

Pioneer Killed In Runaway Near Ardmore

Ardmore Oklahoma October 31 Alva Roff pioneer ranchman died in a runaway on his ranch fifteen miles west of Ardmore He was sixty five I ear old He built Ardmore s first schoolhouse and hired the first teacher Two sons and two daughters survive him

Ardmore Alva Roff Here

Pulling limit for mule set at 2500 pounds

Atlanta police court Judge Broyles fixed a weight limit of 2500 pounds for mules. C Walker was fined $5.75 after his mule was caught hauling a 4022 pound load by an enterprising policeman.

Atlanta Georgia Broyles C. Walker Walker

Rockefeller Move Tests Taft Election At White House

Washington October 31 a second statement followed Rockefellers pressure on Taft. The note says the president received letters and telegrams showing Rockefellers move was a Democratic party trick that will fail. Taft warned Rockefeller would have harmed him by silence, and publicizing the preference would backfire.

Washington White House John D. Rockefellr Taft Rockefeller Democratic Party

Democratic official complains about federal officeholders

George S. Neal vice chairman of the Democratic state committee and active head of the campaign in West Virginia sent a telegram to President Roosevelt accusing certain Federal officeholders of involvement in the campaign.

Parkersburg W. Va George S. Neal Democratic State Committee Roosevelt

Bert Haverly Dies After Laugh At Cafe

San Francisco news reports Bert Haverly the traveling minstrel and brother of Colonel Jack Haverly collapsed and died after a companion’s joke at a cafe. The incident occurred on October 31 as friends were laughing.

Bert Haverly San Francisco Jack Haverly Leave & Cafe

Woman's hair turns white after trolley pole injury

In Chicago on Oct 31 a broken trolley pole struck Mrs Julia Ronald, turning her hair from chestnut brown to white and altering her appearance. A Dec 21, 1904 accident led to a verdict of $17,500 for Ronald against Union Traction in Judge Tuthill's court.

Chicago Julia Ronald

Bryan Texas Adopts Health Board and Disease Reporting

City council of Bryan on October 22 1908 creates a Board of Health to supervise sanitation and calls for immediate reporting of infectious diseases by heads of families and school staff. Noncompliance may incur fines from five to twenty five dollars. Officials Maloney and J B Hines sealed the ordinance.

Bryan Texas City of Sanitary Es Maloney

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E. J. Fountain Grocer IRS Tyler Haswell the Allen Arnie Cole Bachelor Girls’ Club J. N. Cole Emmet & Maloney Prescription Druggists Bette Webb. Bros Cansi Bloch Ing First National Bank J. B. Hines
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