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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
1
Nex James and Nunn are reported at a Bryan Texas location with a Red Hoot sign in view. The brief item notes the sign as a point of interest in the area.
Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Calls answered promptly day or night. Office phone 66 and residence phone 31 provide contact details.
Mrs. Annie M. Bradley described her relationship with former Senator Brown on the witness stand. She spoke of love promises, gifts, and Brown’s influence, as court adjourned after a long day amid emotional spectators. The trial continues with events leading to Brown’s murder to be addressed next Wednesday.
About 1500 delegates gather for the Transmississippi Commercial congress in Muskogee. President Loveland stresses government aid to waterways. Senator Newlands cites the national waterways commission and Atlantic coast relief plans.
In Vicksburg on November 20 the King's Daughters conference adjourned after addresses by Miss Sophie Wright of New Orleans, Miss Jibby of New York, and Mrs. E Trask Hill of Boston. Bucyrus, Ohio, chosen as next meeting site. Resolutions praised the conference's success. Officers elected: Mrs. Robert J. Reed of Wheeling, chairman, and Miss Jennie Greenwood of St. Louis, secretary.
A Pars SpringsArk. gas incident claims two brothers W L Oldham and Arthur S Oldham when both succumb while trying to rescue the other. The Memphis dispatch notes they died before rescuers could reach them.
Plans from Merida Yucatan growers form the Corporation Association of Sisal Hemp Planters to sell directly to buyers. Planters receive two thirds of value on delivery and the rest upon sale. Five year agreement imposes penalties for breaches as International Harvester and other major buyers face higher costs. Yucatan dominates sisal production at about 60,000 bales annually, priced at 1 1/2 cents per pound.
New York dated November reports announce the engagement of Miss Theodora Shonts daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Shonts to Duc de Channes. The match had been anticipated but doubted by family members including Mr Shonts during his Panama canal tenure. Theodora, eighteen in August, met the duke in London about a year ago.
The Liverpool Courier states that the Lusitania and Mauretania each show about 66000 in profit per voyage with estimated expenditures around 89950, yielding an income of 155950 per trip. The figures come from a London report dated November 20.
Dallas inmates report John York a de mented man found dead in the city jail in Dallas on November 20. The incident prompts authorities to investigate the death of the detained individual.
I W H Cole appointed November 1 1907 by Brazos County Court as administrator of the estate of N B Cole deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period. Residence and post office address Bryan Brazos County Texas. Nov 26.
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