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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
A vintage health note promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative medicine as a kidney tonic addressing nerve control rather than the organ itself. It suggests using the tablets or liquid for a month, claiming relief from back pain, dark strong urine, Brights disease, and other kidney distress, with druggists endorsing it.
Washington officials report broad approval of the fiscal plan by the president and Secretary Cortelyou. Cabinet discussion centers on Panama bonds and one year certificates and whether they will be counted as reserves or investments, with careful action to avoid market misinterpretation.
In Montgomery on Tuesday the statutory prohibition measure quieted amid shouting and hissed opponents as the bill passed 32 to 2. The compromise delays whisky prohibition to January 1909, with $50,000 yearly for enforcement and formal signing planned by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Local option elections are abandoned.
Macon Georgia on November 20 1910 J W Cabannis president and C M Orr cashier of the Exchange bank were indicted by the grand jury on embezzlement felony and misdemeanor charges Cabannis accused of 50000 Orr 99000 in alleged thefts
Oklahoma City reports Secretary of State Cross is improving after a successful operation performed recently.
Reports from across Texas tell of heavy rains Sunday through Tuesday with snowfall in the Panhandle. A twelve hour downpour stretched from Texline to Galveston and from El Paso to Texarkana. The Teague dam near Mexia overflowed after the deluge.
Report from Pine Ridge in Kemper county states Jim Mattison was killed by his brother Ed. Ed surrendered to authorities after waking the next morning and was taken to Decatur for imprisonment. Authorities report the act may have been in self defense.
The fifteenth biennial convention met in Waco on November 20 with Mrs. Marie J. Cole Dallas presenting the grand protector’s report. Lodges organized in the past year were noted along with positive financial reports from the financial secretary and treasurer.
John B. Wheeler a noted Texas newspaper man died at his San Antonio home after a long career. A nephew of General Joe Wheeler he was educated in Paris and leaves a widow and two young children.
Dr. Harvey W Willey, head of the U S Bureau of Chemistry, speaks at the Quill club defending pure food and drug work. He says genuine foods must be properly labeled and condemns deception by manufacturers while noting reforms and broad compliance with the law.
Georgetown Kentucky November 20. The Powers trial opened with the defense calling over twenty witnesses to support the motion to set aside the Harrison county venue. Most witnesses are Republicans and their testimony alleges that Scott county deputies and Harrison county deputies assisted in juror selection, with Republicans and Democrats variably chosen. Witnesses dominated the forenoon session.
Property listing offers 1476 acres in the Moses Hughes survey near Edge. Roger Boyle place two blocks from Main Street on west side. price listed as 1800 dollars. Terms and further details not specified.
Ballinger Texas November 20 T A Moody of Sherman a traveling salesman for a St Louis candy house died suddenly on the eastbound passenger train about seven miles west of Ballinger Mrs Moody was with him in the coach no further details given
Two adjoining small farms, 50 and 46 acres, cultivated and well improved, located three miles west of Bryan on Sandy Point road. One block east of the vendor's residence. Potential buyers may inquire about the property conditions and terms.
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