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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1906

Page

2

Former State Comptroller McCall Stricken With Paralysis

Austin report notes John D. McCall former Austin mayor and Texas comptroller suffered a Sunday night stroke leaving his left side affected and condition serious. Also state suit in Twenty sixth district court seeks forfeiture of the Southern Five Stock Insurance charter for lacking permits from the insurance commissioner and attorney general approval and for insufficient capital. The Texas Southern railway president discussed charter forfeiture with the railroad commission citing orders for 100 new cars and improvements. Attorney General Lightfoot returns from the east with results in the Waters Pierce suit. Orange Mash Company of Dallas chartered with 10000 capital. Southern Publishing Company amends charter to 20000 capital.

McCall Austin John D. McCall Texas Twenty-sixth Southern Five Stock Insurance Company of Houston Walker Texas Southern Railway Railroad Commission Colquitt Lightfoot Waters-Pierce Oil Company The Orange Mash Company of Dallas Southern Publishing Company

Train wreck near Tioga leaves four dead

A southbound Katy freight derailed near Tioga at 1 AM Monday. Engineer Jim Kent Fireman McDuffey Brakeman Worsham and fire knock er A Menter were trapped under the engine. McDuffey and Worsham were killed. Kent and Menter are badly injured. Twelve loaded cars piled up blocking the line and trains detoured via the Santa Fe. Also, three youths held up passengers at the union depot Sunday night.

Denison Katy Tioga Jim Kent McDuffey Worsham A. Menter Kent Menter Santa Fe Union Depot

The Charm of a Smile in Social Graces

The piece notes that a beautiful smile wields power in drawing rooms and on stage. It defines a true smile as spontaneous, reaching the eyes before the lips, and highlights how such a gleam lightens features and brightens surroundings.

Peebles Scot and the tale of silent doubt

A Scotsman from Peebles recounts near romance with Benny Kate McAlister. He recalls deciding against pursuing her because she lacked funds, choosing restraint and keeping to himself. The dialogue contrasts gender expectations with a dismissive stance toward the admired lass.

Peebles MacAndrew Mac Benny Kate McAlister Sanders Verry Lassie

The Battle of Life Quote by Carlyle

A brief reflective note attributes a Carlyle line about life as a battle where everyone must elbow through the world, giving and taking offense. It frames existence as an ongoing struggle inherent to being an individual.

Carlyle

A Diplomat The Child Mother Exchange Quarrel

A cryptic exchange hints at a school decision about attendance in rain. The note questions risk of soaking wet leading to illness or an absent mark, framed as a moral dilemma in a brief dialogue.

Queen Bess Giant and the Flemish Porter

The article recounts Queen Elizabeth I possessing a Flemish porter over eight feet tall famed for strength and goodwill. He reportedly carried two six foot soldiers under his arms at an inn, humorously strolling with them as if they were children.

Bess Elizabeth

Punchy Snippets and Quick Jokes From The Era

A collection of light vignettes and witticisms featuring a bedtime scene with Bertie and relatives, a commuter on a fast train curiosity, a tailor’s son at a street roller, and a journalist’s quip about transforming new furniture. Characters include Bertie, Aunty Kitty, Uncle James, and Uncle Felix.

Brigands Active in Saloniki District Massacre Reported

Reports from Athens on November 19 detail brigand activity in the Saloniki area with claims that men women and children were massacred at Kossiaco and Ramell and that a band of Greeks from Vaicasta transported bodies into that town.

Athens Saloniki Kossiaco Ramell Vaicasta

Perfumes and the Nervous System Effects

Perfumes affect the nervous system with varying tones. Subtle scents enliven while pungent perfumes can be bracing. Civet induces drowsiness, musk invigorates, and aloe citron scents soothe and comfort. Delicate odors like pinks carnations apple blossoms and sweetbrier are deemed beneficial.

Norfolk and Western Grants Ten Percent Wage Rise

The Norfolk and Western railroad will raise wages by ten percent for all employees earning under $200 per month, effective December 1, announced from Norfolk Virginia on November 19.

Norfolk, Va Norfolk and Western Railroad

Evolution of Summer Resorts and Mary Queen of Scots Letter

The excerpt contrasts summer resort stages from social retreat to fashion status. It quotes Washington Star on actors and Shakespeare. It notes dynamite gun as deadly and includes a phonetic spelling note about Mary, Queen of Scots, with a letter to her son showing 16th century phrasing and a model letter signed MARIE R.

Mary Marie R

The Crescent as Byzantium’s Emblem in Siege History

The passage notes that during a night assault by Philip of Macedon on Byzantium a crescent appeared in the sky guiding the besieged to repulse him. After Byzantium fell the crescent became a favored city badge which the Turks later found ubiquitous in public places and believed to hold magical power.

Philip of Macedon Byzantium

Violinist and Talkative Listener Clash in Concert

A violinist scolds a listener who talked through a solo. The man replies flippantly that he wasn’t saying anything the musician would want to hear, adding a defiant retort to the rebuke.

New Zealand Mocking Birds and the Parson Bird

The Poe honey eater stands among New Zealand birds as common and handsome. Its greenish neck frill with white centers and white throat tuft give it the popular name parson bird. It mimics well and can repeat short sentences and whistle tunes clearly.

New Zealand

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan, Texas United States National Bank of Bryan U. S Securities &c Total Albert W. Wilkerson S. Derden G. S. Parker Ed. Hall J. W. English Shoe of the Hunter & Chatham Elsie Mabel Philadelphia Press Bertie Uncle Felix Kitty James Felix Sterling Emmet Q Maloney William Shakespeare Stormington Barnes Washington Star Jordan Jno. M. Lawrence & Co Bryan Steam Laundry E.j.jenkins Southwestern Life Insurance Co Joe B. Reed Friend-In-Neerd Society Joe B. Rard Eve Oblot
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