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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1907
Page
3
The timetable lists H. and T. C. Schedule No. 3 northbound at 1 38 PM and No. 5 northbound at 12 46 AM. Southbound trains No. 2 at 3 40 PM and No. 6 at 248 8. M. I. & G. N. SCHEDULE shows 10 50 AM and 4 55 PM with No. 102 northbound and No. 101 southbound.
Numerous named locals and guests were in Bryan and nearby areas, including Will Wood, Louis White, Pete Moore, J K Presnal, J H Lloyd, M B Easters, Mrs R V Kernole, Mrs J W Pico, S S Clay, Dunlap, Mrs H W South, Wm Werren, Rev W T Wood, R E Cotton, G E Dickerson, Mrs Seth Mooring and Master Ward, J R Carlton, Mr and Mrs H T Lewis and daughter, Miss Carrie Skains, Henry Prinze, Gus Hinz, Commissioner P H Arrington, D C Dunn, and others visiting or returning from Houston, Victoria, and Navasota.
Leggett to start at quarterback replacing Kelley while Kelley moves to halfback. Leggett is praised as a capable passer and Kelley will have chances to advance the ball against a tough defensive line in the matchup with Texas Christian University.
Yesterday in San Antonio F M Law of Galveston was elected a vice president of the Baptist State Convention. He addressed the P as tors Conference on Wednesday on The Lay Man s Part in the Social Life of the Church His term address drew praise and he will speak on Sunday school work before the convention.
Democratic candidate Frank Katzenbach acknowledged incomplete returns and congratulated Republican John Franklin Fort as the likely winner for governor, saying Fort appears elected based on available returns and that he has sent his congratulations.
Returns from the election show majorities for the Republican slate ranging from 5 000 to 12 000 with Augustus Willson the governor candidate receiving the largest. The legislature will have a Democratic majority on joint ballot.
Manila dispatch reports slow returns from elections with no definite results from any province. Indications point to a Progressive party victory across the contest.
Frankfort Kentucky November 7 It is believed the victory of Willson as governor ends thoroughbred and harvesting in Kentucky.
About three hundred telegraphers applied for reinstatement as leaders of the Commercial Telegraphers union met in Chicago to call off the walkout against Western Union and Postal. Striking workers at Kansas City also ended their strike. In New York a local branch suspended the strike that had begun August 9.
Kansas City reports J. E. Hurler, Santa Fe general manager, pledges no layoffs this winter in operating or way departments while noting need to hire all current staff for the Belen cutoff work. London reports Cunard steamer Mauretania finishing 1,200 mile speed trials at 26.03 knots.
The San Antonio International Fair runs November 9 to 24 with special excursion rates daily via I G N. On Railroad Day, November 21, rates are extremely low. See I and G N agents for details.
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