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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1906
Page
1
Mrs. Nellie Munson, three months married, was chloroformed and tied in her Harlem residence. A burglar stole a small amount of money and jewelry, then fled. She freed an arm, attracted neighbors, and was rescued. Suspect Joseph Wolostein was arrested amid the investigation.
Kansas City dispatch reports Truehart, believed to be from California, robbed twenty passengers on a CB&Q eastbound train and on a Rock Island train a month earlier. In Slater to Glasgow run he masked and looted smokers and sleepers before being subdued by Conductor Heywood and passengers. He is jailed at Glasgow, about 32, 135 pounds, five feet five inches. Heywood, who stopped a similar Alton Burlington robbery, says the suspect confessed to the prior attack.
Governor names Yancey Lewis and J E Gilbert of Dallas as special associate justices of the Fifth District Court of Civil Appeals in Dallas to hear the Red River National Bank of Clarksville versus Kate Deberry case on appeal from Red River County district court.
In St Louis on November 26 Cornelius Harrison was fatally injured and his wife seriously hurt when their automobile was cut in two by a street car.
Senator Bailey commends President Roosevelt for dismissing the Black soldiers involved in the Brownsville incident and says the president would have treated white offenders the same. He praises the war secretary and attorney generals legal interpretations guiding the decision.
New York November 26 F N Finney president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway has resigned due to old age and ill health. A Boston native he began railroad work in 1854 and joined the Katy as construction superintendent in 1884 later becoming an executive committee member and in 1904 elected president.
Seattle readers condemn the discharge of the Twenty-fifth Infantry for riot at Brownsville Texas. They urge Congress to exonerate soldiers not involved and restore them to service while deploring the president’s action.
Knoxville report says a dispute over a board bill claimed by James Herrell against James Upton led to a fatal confrontation near Cumberland Gap Tennessee leaving Upton dead.
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