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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
8
AGGIDBANT company issues policies at the game rice, promising larger benefits. A $1.00 per month plan covers deaths from accident from $100 to $600, with indemnities of $15 to $60 for accidents and $15 to $40 for sickness, plus $50 to $300 for loss of a hand or foot. LIVE STOGE insures horses, mules, or cows. GOTTON offers incentives for cotton holders both in town and on farms.
A Nevada man from Reno reports heart trouble tied to indigestion, saying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure relieved symptoms after about four weeks. The ad claims the product digests what you eat, relieves stomach pressure on the heart, and costs one dollar for a trial.
Two Dixon daughters at 454 South Akard Street found a negro under their bed Wednesday night. John W. Dixon struck the intruder and summoned police. Officers Ryan and Riddle arrested the suspect at city hall station. entry was gained through a window and his shoes were left on the porch.
Chief Justice T H Conner of the Civil Court of Appeals married Miss Ophelia Ingham in Abilene Texas on November 16 at First Presbyterian church. The couple will reside in Fort Worth. The event was witnessed by friends and family.
Fritz Kabitz a young real estate dealer killed his two year old brother Ludwig and committed suicide leaving a note saying he and his brother were a burden to their parents and should be better off dead. A train near Mayor Weave r almost struck him at a crossing. Rice sacks sold at Beaumont at 387% per sack, the year's high. Greenup Oklahoma postoffice struck by lightning splitting in two. Colfax Moulton faced 500 bond for intercepting letters to his wife. Twelve year old daughter of Wil Shepherd of Denton Texas lost her right leg to a locomotive. Judge Dwyer fined Sheriff Richardson for alleged failure to return. While hunting near Carmen Oklahoma John Livingston killed when shotgun discharged. Spanish cruiser Cardinal Cisneros struck a rock off Vinlla Nova Spain and foundered with survivors.
George W. Perkins of New York sailed for home on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Cherbourg after conferring with officials about enforcement of the new insurance laws. He declined to discuss the situation. Colonel Caduta was also a passenger on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse.
President Roosevelt reiterated support for admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as a single state. A delegation led by G Jones outlined a 1000-member non partisan convention that urged Congress to grant joint statehood, claiming 1.5 million residents favor the plan and outlining the region’s crops, manufacturing and education. The group avoided urging a liquor policy stance, leaving Prohibition to the future state voters.
Diplomatic crisis grows in St Petersburg as empires prepare for possible intervention. Reports confirm German troop movements on the Polish frontier and British and German warships poised to enter the Neva to safeguard foreigners if mobs rise. A large workers meeting ends with incendiary rhetoric and calls for land reform and liberty.
Governor Odell stood on the stand in an insurance investigation and denied threats against the Mercantile Trust Company's handler. He declared there is no truth to accusations and invoked God while denying direct or indirect implications.
Paris reports President Castro refused the second installment of the Plumiley arbitration award. The commission led by Judge Frank Plumsley ruled in France’s favor for about 650000 for damages to French citizens in Venezuela during prior revolutions. Castro paid the first installment three months ago, citing interrupted Franco-Venezuelan relations. Officials doubt the justification and call the act a provocation.
A stock market panic hit St Petersburg on Thursday when word spread that Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch was named military dictator. Stocks plunged with Imperial bonds tumbling while officials denied any appointment and rejected martial law plans.
A dispatch from Simdirsk reports a false emperor appearing near Penza with about 50 000 followers. The news notes potential peasant backing and a growing agrarian rebellion in a region west of the Volga. A separate item reports a fierce blizzard and snow in St Petersburg on Wednesday night.
A shotgun accident injures a negro boy in Jacksboro Texas. W P Cox shot and killed at Miles Virginia. Jewelry theft at Texarkana. A negro named Charles Decanter loses an arm at Ennis. Bert Beatty shot while hunting near Blackwell Oklahoma. Denton mill resumes with new machinery. J H Broscoe arrested after a shooting. Indian mission conference of African Methodist Episcopal church underway at Guthrie. Behn from El Paso fined for contempt. Texarkana man Henry Dean accused of attacking a white stranger on the Arkansas side. J W Martin and wife celebrate golden wedding in Plano. Indian Territory Federation of Women’s Clubs meets at South McAlester.
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