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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1908

Page

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Student Slays Student in Edwardsville Shooting

In Edwardsville a college student James Vaughan shot and killed Jackson Barker and wounded Elbert Jones and Bart McCormick during a fight tied to election day. Barker died from heart wounds after Vaughan, a special deputy, was placed on a train to Anniston for safekeeping amid potential lynching fears.

Anniston Ala Edwardsville James Vaughan Jackson Barker Elbert Jones Bart McCormick Jones McCormick Barker Vaughan Heflin

Rubick Confesses Murder Involving Wife Plot

Albert Rubick testified he killed Emil Kneasnicka in North Judson to marry the jeweler's wife. He said the wife knew and helped plan the crime as he pursued the woman's hand. The confession follows months of silence after Rubick was detained in the case. In a separate dispatch, Paris reports the death of Victorien Sardou, France’s famed dramatist, at age and notes his key work Diplomacy and his rise to prominence.

Knox Ind Albert Rubick Emil Kneasnicka Chicago Kneasnicka North Judson Rubick Paris Victorien Sardou Maurice Barrymore America France

Accidental Shooting Slays Clerk in Pueblo

Bowen Smith twenty seven was shot through the heart and killed by his roommate Albert Kennard in Pueblo Colorado. Kennard claims the pistol mis fired while he was trying to awaken Smith with the muzzle in his side. He is under arrest awaiting further action.

Pueblo Colo Bowen Smith Albert Kennard Kennard Smith

Safe cracked and robbed in Abilene area post office

The post office at Tokeen in Runnels County was robbed when the safe was cracked with nitro glycerin, and about $600 was taken. The incident occurred on November 9 in Abilene, Texas.

Abilene Tex Tokeen Runnels County

Pierce Surrenders in Oyster Suit Case at Austin

Oil magnate H. Clay Pierce arrived in Austin for perjury proceedings in the Waters-Pierce oil case. He faced a $20,000 bond set by Judge Calhoun and was escorted by aides to the Driskill Hotel before heading to the courthouse. Sureties total about 5 million in value. case continued to the January term. Assignment announced: Boston stock exchange firm Burnham Bennett & Co. assigns.

Austin H. Clay Pierce Waters-Pierce Oil Company Katy H. S. Priest Colonel Fordyce E. B. Perkins Sam Canty George Clark Pierce Priest Fordyce Driskill Hotel Matthews Ben Thompson Clark J. H. Robertson Calhoun Hamilton Campbell St. Louis George W. Littlefield Joseph Nalle Walter Tips W. R Hamby H. A. Wroe Chester Thrasher Theo Low George L. Hume P. J Lawless A. J. Eilers Texas

Schooner Aloas Grounds Near South Jetty

The Gulf Fisheries company schooner Aloas grounded near the south jetty while inbound from the Mexican coast after veering off course during a swell. Tugs were sent to pull the vessel free.

Galveston Gulf Fisheries Company Aloas

Fire destroys Hobbs cotton gin and thirty bales in Weatherford

Hobbs cotton gin and thirty bales of cotton burned in Weatherford Texas. Loss estimated at 20000 dollars with eight thousand dollars insured. Night riders blamed for the blaze. In San Antonio Otto Bloss killed by shotgun accident with facial injury.

Weatherford Tex Hobbs San Antonio Otto Bloss

Lord Mayor Show Promises A Grand Pageant

London on November 9 staged a dignified lord mayor show celebrating Sir George Truscott succeeding Sir John Charles Bell. The highlight was a historical pageant organized by Louis N. Parker the American dramatist.

London George Truscott John Charles Bell Louis N. Parker

Four Fatalities From Raid on Negro Quarters

Birmingham reports detail a police raid on a blind pig in the negro quarters. Officers Little and Warnock were wounded, while Will Harris the proprietor and his infant child were mortally wounded and died en route to a hospital.

Birmingham de Little Robert Warnock Weed Will Harris

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Newton Duluth Minn Wisconsin Central Yards New York Tobaccco Company United States Circuit Court Bond Case Boston Burnham, Bennett & Co Boston Stock Exchange G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson J. W. English E. H. Astin J. K. Parker J. N. Cole Roduce Drew Selby
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