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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
2
A Texas newspaper column from Bryan November 27 1908 mixes social rumor and satirical notes on politicians and magnates. It recalls Taft in Georgia and Roosevelt’s White House farewell Thanksgiving while lampooning Rockefeller Carnegie and the Great War of opinions on tariffs.
Miss Mary Thibedeaux and Mr Manuel night married at Relia of this city to relatives of the bride and groom. Both natives of the county, the groom works in the Fort Worth post office. Rev J M Bullock officiated. Grace Morgan Tom Edgar Jones Miss Smith and Miss Lelia Yardley attended. A large number of friends witnessed and offered congratulations.
Gilbert Snowden King a Brooklyn glass maker tied to Theodore Roosevelt and later head of Mississippi Glass company with nine factories died in Los Angeles after arriving with Mrs King six months ago seeking relief from lagrippe. He hailed from Montgomery County New York.
Burglars broke a rear window lock to enter the Texarkana Clothing company store at West Broad and State streets and stole clothing valued at 125 to 150 dollars. No gang has been identified.
Buffalo New York November 26 stockyards to reopen Monday for local consumption. Cattle and sheep for slaughter only will be received. Stock must arrive in disinfected cars and be unloaded in disinfected pens.
Virginia Carolina Chemical company filed a mortgage totaling 15.9 million dollars in Shreveport on November 26. The filing reflects a major financing action by the chemical firm and details of the lien are recorded in local archives.
Japanese minister M Inagaki Manjoro died in San Sebastian Spain on November 26. He had served as a diplomat and official in Spain and was noted for his long service in the Tokyo government and overseas missions.
Paris reports indicate the French government may ignore President Castro of Venezuela as tensions rise over leadership legitimacy. The situation centers on Caracas and Paris diplomacy during a volatile regional dispute.
In New Castle county court, Bridget Gorman, a Wilmington barmaid, sues her uncle Bernard Carr for 4000 dollars for wages covering 1896 to 1907. She seeks pay equal to a male bartender. Mrs. Catherine McGowan testifies Gorman cared for five children and worked as a barmaid and house drudge for many years.
Colonel Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper and John Sharp formally arraigned in criminal court charged with murder of Senator Carmack. Trial set for Dec 8. Indictments read, pleas of not guilty entered. Defense objected to personal arraignment but attorney general insisted on strict compliance.
William Hilliard of Boston drove the Italian Lancia in the first international tight car race in the United States. He held an average speed near fifty two miles per hour over 196 miles. The winner finished in 223 minutes 33 seconds.
Port au Prince reports confirm General Leonto, Haitian interior powerful, was killed at Jeremie. The November 25 dispatch notes the assertion by officials.
Were Walking Along Track Cincinnati November 25 P G Mayer and Frank Powell were struck by a train and killed.
Paducah Kentucky November 25 a young girl of Clint Mercer died from burns suffered in an accidental fire. The report notes the tragedy occurred at home and authorities are investigating the cause and circumstances surrounding the fire.
Many women have worn out parts on common machines that cannot be replaced. Buy a Singery set, the best machine made, from a company present in every city in the United States. V T A SATTERWHITE, ete: Phone 106.
Denison Texas will host the North Texas Teachers Association convention with sessions starting tomorrow and running through Saturday. A record crowd is expected as Henrietta Crossman signs to perform in vaudeville managed by Percy G Willis and selects a one act play suitable to her star persona with a New York Colonial debut planned.
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