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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
6
The item notes an office upgrade at Burt Norwid's store as Crown and Bride handle a specialty project. Key actors include Crown and Bride and the local business location is Burt Norwid's store.
Massive turnout marks election day in New York City amid Hearst and Hughes campaigns. Early ballots pour in with Rockefeller and Hughes voting. arrests for illegal voting noted. Hearst promises large New York plurality while precautions against miscounting are urged. Weather favors turnout and districts report heavy morning voting across industrial centers.
Mashpee Massachusetts earliest returns show Guild Republican leading for governor with forty eight votes to Moran Democrat's three. In lieutenant governor Draper Republican led with fifty two. Brown Democrat zero. For Congress Lovering Republican led with fifty two. Loreen Democrat zero.
Dallas is chosen as the main distributing hub for the Texas Company with a capital of 14 million dollars. The pipeline will run from Tulsa to Houston, linking with an existing line between Houston and Beaumont. Editor Reavis of the Oil Investors' Journal at Beaumont cites the decision.
Assistant Attorney General Pollard travels to Del Rio to represent the state in the robbery prosecution of charged Mexican elutionists. The governor orders a thorough investigation before extradition papers to Mexico are issued. The case is set for Thursday. In El Paso the State Federation of Woman's Clubs meets November 1, 22, 23.
Ohio governor Harris calls on residents to donate for hurricane relief in Gulf cities of Alabama. He asks the board of trade and business groups to organize collections after the disaster last month.
Patrick Dolan a William Baird Grain Co employee in Brooklyn fell into a pit with 3000 bushels of grain. Fellow worker Petro Amazio tried to help. both men were dragged into the pit. Amazio survived. Dolan died from suffocation as grain slid and pressed him down.
Mrs. Mary Donnegan, nearly starved and crippled by rheumatism, was found in Brooklyn rooms with her mother Mrs. Catherine Ryan dead for three days. The 84 year old invalid mother died after an attack Friday and the daughter, after crying for help, remained till Tuesday before summoning aid. Mrs. Donnegan was hospitalized in critical condition.
In Reno on November 6 Ed Ferrell known as Slivers, a gambler, was killed by Charles Kuchs a bartender in a pistol duel at the palace saloon. Jealousy over Ferrells alleged attentions to Kuchs wife sparked the confrontation. Ferrell died at a hospital from two gunshot wounds. Kuchs was wounded but not seriously and in custody. Three bystanders were slightly wounded in the exchange.
Charles Frazier died in Paterson New Jersey at seventy two restoring a long career as an Erie railroad engineer. He joined Paterson and Ramapo Railroad in 1850 when the line had two locomotives and survived one accident in 1853 when his train collided with a carload of immigrants, killing two.
New Orleans on November 6 opened under an overcast sky with rain expected. Early voting turnout appeared light as residents faced a damp morning.
Liverpool reports the Cotton Exchange will close at 4 o clock after Monday next. Sofia notes the Bulgarian cabinet has tendered its resignation as of November 6.
Landowners may list 100 to 200 acre tracts with a broker who claims to have buyers ready. Specializes in large parcels with reasonable charges. Office near the south of H T C passenger depot offers daily board and weekly rates.
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