East Side Homes Near Graded School For Sale
Several family residences offered near the east side graded school with prices starting at $600 on liberal terms.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1906
Page
6
Several family residences offered near the east side graded school with prices starting at $600 on liberal terms.
In El Paso on November 17 inspectors Shu manter and United States immigration officials held a conference on Antonio Villareal an alleged revolutionist whose extradition is demanded by Mexico for murder allegedly committed in Mexico two years ago. They referred the matter back to the Department of Commerce and Labor noting his status as an alien and inciter of revolutions.
A Manchester committee of cotton spinners met with Shreveport planters on November 17 to discuss making cotton bales smaller and more compact. They visited several plantations near the city and then continued to the southern part of Louisiana.
A. Deam of Lancaster dies of heart failure while seated in his chair at his daughter Mrs. Moffett home. In a week two deaths from the same disease occurred, each in a chair, with son-in-law Joe A. Moffett also dying.
In Waco on November 17 a wave of federal cases targets several railroad firms for failing to install proper safety equipment on freight and passenger cars. Officials plan a strong push to enforce the law, noting a car shortage drives use of cars unfit for service.
In Montgomery on November 17 a street car lost control on Postoffice hill and collided with another car. Motorman Gordon Arberry held to the floor as the vehicle left the track and was dragged 100 feet, saving his life. Postal carrier Carleton and Charles Johnson were seriously hurt. several others injured. A failed hand brake caused the wreck.
Dallas reports Nuck Horton a Grand Prairie area farmer died instantly when thrown from a runaway wagon his neck broken he was thirty four. Other items note wool sales to Boston at 17 to 19 cents and protest over The Clansman in Fort Worth plus an Austin inquiry into the guayule rubber shrub industry.
New York November 17. The American Congress on Tuberculosis closes its final session at the Hotel Astoria with calls for municipal and state sanitariums to aid indigent consumptives. Texas doctor D M Smith urged state care, while Dr Amende proposed treatment abroad. resolutions push cabinet duty and health board powers to curb the scourge. I H Irion elected president with officers named from Texas New Mexico and Virginia.
A major blaze swept Naples docks on November 17 damaging vessels and warehouses. The conflagration forced most ships in the harbor to head to open sea amid an estimated 600000 dollars in damage.
In Houston a flower parade prize winner parade horses panicked by confetti bolted up Main street injuring two ladies, three Ellis relatives including four of Chief George Ellis's daughters and another passerby. Mrs. W E Ellis suffered the worst contusions.
New York reports Senator Thomas C. Platt plans to resign, with a filing ready for Governor Higgins. The Evening Post cites his declaration of retirement from the United States Senate.
The journal notes a decision to retire from public life after disclosures about the senator’s domestic troubles, coupled with his advancing age, leading to relinquishment of office.
Tulsa November 17 Bishop John J Tigert of Louisville remained in critical condition as doctors reported his illness stemmed from a chicken bone lodgment just below the tonsils. The bone dislodged and formed an abscess risking throat inflammation and possible blood poisoning. Dr Hollander M Tigert of Nashville, his son, arrived.
French consul Veran Dejoux Italian vice consul Luigi Villari Danish consul S Cognard Spanish consul J Rodriguez arrive in Shreveport for a statewide tour to collect information helpful to their countries on locating immigrants. Visitors tour the city and attend a reception and banquet.
The German Insurance Company of Freeport IL reinsured its business with the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool. The German firm suffered about 6 million dollars in losses from the San Francisco conflagration and has been negotiating with organized policy holders for settlement at 66 1/2 cents on the dollar.
The Vermont cattle commission, whose members recently quit following criticism tied to an investigation of selling diseased cattle for alleged food use, cost the state 82722 dollars in the biennial report. The document notes a sharp increase in farmer requests for inspection, tripling workload.
A streetcar collision in Pittsburg on November 17 killed motorman Andrew J. Collins and injured thirteen passengers. The crash followed a wagon strike, with cars piling into the wreckage as crews cleared the scene.
The federal grand jury indicts Receiving Teller D. P. Dyer in St Louis over a $61,200 subtreasury shortage. He is charged with embezzlement, was arrested, and gave bond of $10,000.
Destructive forest fires blaze through the eastern Choctaw Nation in the Clear and Muddy Boggy woods. Hunting parties are forced to flee as the inferno spreads through the large wooded area near Denison.
A heavy rain hail and wind storm swept west Tennessee and neighboring areas early Saturday causing washouts on railroads and widespread travel disruption across the region with impact felt in Tennessee Mississippi and Arkansas.
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