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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
4
An insurance notice offers life insurance for animals including horses mules and cows. A separate line promotes special ducements for cotton holders both in town and on farms.
In Detroit on November 10 two local policemen guarded a 14 foot horned monument set in Herman Menz's front yard at 808 Stanton Avenue after a mob of youths pelted it with stones. Menz defended the sculpture saying Old Nick spoke the truth and he believes in it. Officials consider possible action but no decision yet on removal.
Dr Amourette M Beecher dies after brief illness at age eighty three in Santa Barbara California She a prominent educator and philanthropist and a cousin of Henry Ward Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe Her remains will be cremated at her home
A Virginian Pilot special reports Helen Hope and Randolph C. Johnson, recently wed at Perquemans North Carolina, found dead in their bridal chamber in Norfolk. Helen died from a pistol wound. Johnson had three bullets in head and body. No motive is known.
In Atlanta on November 10 Sheriff John W. Nelms and citizen J. M. Speer intervened as a mob moved to hang Jim Walker, a Black suspect in an attack on Mrs. Alice Moore. Speer arrived in time in his car, the sheriff spoke for law and order, and the suspect was quickly jailed at the county tower.
Alderman Walter Vaughn Morgan was inaugurated lord mayor of London, taking the oath at the law courts after a grand procession. The ceremony featured a peace float draped with large American flags honoring President Roosevelt’s Far East victory amid huge crowds and striding associations.
The Navy Department reports a wireless operator at San Juan Puerto Rico read signals from a New York wireless station, about 1400 miles away. The observation fuels expectation that telegraphic communication between San Juan and the Washington Navy Yard may soon be established.
James H. Malone, a renowned Tennessee lawyer, wins the Memphis mayoral race on an independent Democratic ticket defeating eight-year incumbent J. J. Williams. The broader independent slate also succeeds in the city.
There were no new yellow fever cases or deaths in Pensacola up to 6 o'clock Thursday afternoon, November 10, according to officials. The city remains free of newly reported illnesses as the health board monitors the outbreak closely.
Snow falls in Custer county Oklahoma on Thursday. Two trainloads of homeseekers pass through Denison on the ninth. In Philadelphia 288 men await trial on alleged election fraud charges. In Texas near Taylor Mrs. Reithmayer sustains a fractured head from a mule kick. Buckshot fires near Paris at J. Y. Norvell on his porch. Denison Sherman city merger talk seeks factory sites. Cochran Grocery in Haileyville loses $100 in a burglary. Alamo custody involves Miss Hager for Miss Clara Driscoll relics to De Zavalla chapter Daughters of the Republic.
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