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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1906
Page
12
Several numbered residences with affordable terms around the Yredd School on the east side. Prices start at $600.00 with liberal payment options.
At the Collegiate club annual meeting William Jay Schieffe lin warned the Negro in New York faces worsening social treatment. He cited the north's political equality with social severity and noted police bias against Black residents on the Upper West Side amid racial tensions. He also referenced violence in Georgia tied to Hoke Smith's campaign causing many deaths.
T R Derry a prominent Augusta businessman and secretary treasurer of the Augusta Real Estate and Building Association has been indicted for embezzling from the group a sum near $100,000. He is sixty and comes from a respected family with long local roots.
A double train wreck near Woodville and Babcock Indiana, involving a passenger immigrant train and a freight train, killed and injured many Russians and other immigrants bound for Chicago. Fire destroyed six immigrant coaches and three freight cars, with relief trains and physicians rushing to Mercy Hospital. A touching reunion occurred as a husband kissed his blind wife amid the chaos.
Miss Kath leen Clayton daughter of General Pow el Clayton wed Arthur Grant Dult British minister to Cuba in a Belgian chapel here. The Belgian minister wife is the bride's sister.
The Mexican National railway machinists strike in Laredo has been amicably settled, ending the labor disruption as of November 13.
The twenty sixth annual AFL session in Minneapolis featured President Gompers exhaust ive report stressing unionism in politics and calling for American labor to work on the Panama Canal. Morrison’s secretarial report followed, noting strong finances and record membership. total receipts totaled $217 815.15.
Kansas City, Nov. 13 Indictments were returned by the Federal grand jury against Davis H. Krensky a Kansas City freight broker for conspiracy to violate the interstate commerce act in export shipment concessions. W A McGowen a Nickel Plate agent accused of conspiring with Krensky over flour shipments to foreign ports Bristol England Leith Scotland. Henry Shartley a Kansas City cottonseed meal dealer charged with accepting commissions on shipments from Roff Oklahoma to Tarkio Missouri and Plano Iowa on multiple rail routes.
A U S jury in Pensacola Florida returned an indictment charging W S Harlan manager of the Jackson Lumber company of Lockhart Alabama Robert Gallagher woods foreman Oscar Sanderson interpreter and John Atwell deputy sheriff of Walton county with conspiracy to detain and compel into peonage two foreigners named John Doe and Richard Doe whose locations are unknown.
Washington November 13 Rear Admiral Willard H Brownson who has just taken command of the American naval forces in the east will soon be recalled to take what has come to be regarded as the most important post in the navy namely chief of bureau of navigation to succeed Rear Admiral Coverse when he retires from that office expected to occur about the time Secretary Bonaparte becomes attorney general
A Windsor granite firm secured the contract to furnish material for a sarcophagus for President McKinley and Mrs McKinley for the Canton Mausoleum. The green Ascutney mountain quares will supply the granite. In Washington a wireless message reports the battleship Louisiana with the president and party 600 miles off Colon on Monday night and weather is fine.
San Antonio reports all constitutional amendments carried by more than two thirds in the county though official tally is incomplete. In Jersey City seven Columbia Brewing buildings burned, valued at 150000 dollars.
Washington on November 13 Senator Blackburn of Kentucky believes the president will push a tariff revision. He notes the administration may advocate changes to duties and protections in upcoming policy proposals.
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