Red Boot Sign Notice Appears in Bryan Texas Ad
An advertisement from a Bryan Texas listing promotes a business sign reading Red Boot. The notice includes varying contact details and office hours with day and night call options.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1907
Page
1
An advertisement from a Bryan Texas listing promotes a business sign reading Red Boot. The notice includes varying contact details and office hours with day and night call options.
In Bridgeport Connecticut on November 9 Columbia the first elephant born in the United States was executed in a barn in front of twenty one elephants including her mother. Keeper Denman strapped her with a rope as five men operated a block and tackle the animal choked to death weighing nine thousand three hundred fifty pounds. The body was dragged from the barn and will be cut into pieces with the hide teeth feet saved for various uses.
Secretary Taft and wife attended a lavish farewell at Governor General Smith's residence in Manila. Taft conferred with Philippine leaders, business officials, and provincial delegations about tariff issues and political matters. Despite protests, Go mez is expected to keep his seat as the assembly shows only two opposing members.
London reports the Bank of England received 408000 American eagles from Paris and 547000 pounds in American eagles, with 121000 pounds of bar gold taken for shipment to the United States. Money rates stayed firm amid moderate business and cautious sentiment from a weak New York bank statement.
New York reports that total known gold engagements exceeded 50 million dollars after Lazard Freres announced securing an additional 1 million dollars in Europe. The movement totals 50.63 million, with Lazard Freres holding 9.25 million.
The Friars club held a midnight banquet at the Hotel Astor to mark the 25th anniversary of David Belasco in New York. Wells Hawks presided as Belasco spoke under a sheet light while stage thunder and lightning played around the room. Speakers included Thomas Dixon Jr., J C Williamson of Australia, and David Warfield as noted by the gathering of theatrical men from across the century.
Joseph H. Choate of New York elected president of the National Civil Service Reform league. Former President Cleveland named as one of the vice presidents. Marseilles reports an extensive hurricane causing damage and several fatalities.
A grim report details the death of a woman in Houston near the Bayou. Police investigations and authorities describe a deadly incident prompting a manhunt and inquiries. No further victims or suspects are confirmed.
Eight year old daughter of railroad clerk Matthew W. Anderson discovered her mother dead in the kitchen of their Houston Heights home. Her head was nearly severed. The shocking discovery followed a search for a misplaced toy.
New York banks work Friday to meet demands of country correspondents and depositors for currency. They deny western reports that they withhold funds and say they are taking practical steps to aid the west and south. A large bank has depleted its reserve by about a quarter to supply currency to cities including San Antonio Galveston Memphis Mobile Atlanta. The clearing house will delay its usual noon statement until after the stock market closes.
News account details the discovery of Mrs Casaro Vigil lying face down in a bloodied West 138th Street home. The elderly Cuban-born woman had a crushed skull and a gas odor in the hallway, with servants present in the residence.
A fire on Kanawa Street in Charleston WV destroyed the four story Ruffner Bros wholesale groceries building. Fireman Foley was killed when flooring collapsed trapping him. several firefighters were narrowly escaped. losses run about 175000 with most covered by insurance.
The disaster at Nacozari increases the death count to fifteen Mexicans and John Chisholm an American boy aged fifteen who rode the train during the blast. Mexican engineer Jesus Garcia saved much of the town by steering the burning train away from Nacozari before the explosion. He fled as the engine derailed and the blast followed.
Chas. Edinburg lists Ber wick Bay select at 1.00 per hundred and Berwick Bay extra select at 1.25 per hundred with bulk Galveston oysters 75 cents per hundred. Special attention for Thanksgiving and holiday orders. 287.
An entry noting an office with W. B. Hudson located in Bryan Texas with contact phone 292. The snippet implies a business or professional listing within a local directory. No further details are provided.
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