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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1906

Page

6

Motion For Continuance In Waters-Pierce Suit

Attorneys for Waters-Pierce Oil asked Judge Brooks for a continuance to the next term, arguing the amended petition is lengthy with new allegations. Defense says they need time to prepare a proper answer to over twenty alleged violations and to review related actions by H C Pierce and reorganization finances. The judge granted until 9:30 a.m. Wednesday to file the amended answer.

Austin Waters-Pierce Oil Company Brooks R. L. Penn Penn Eagle Refining Company Texas Oil and Gasoline Company Roy Campbell Company George Clark Clark R. L. Batts H. C. Pierce Waters- Pierce Oil Company

Railroad commission meets amid large attendance in Austin

The Texas railroad commission held a Tuesday session in Austin with a heavy docket. It considered canceling $650,000 of Texas Central bonds rated under a 1893 mortgage. Dallas attorney P W Campbell argued the bonds were rights under mortgage and predated current laws. Judge Miller urged postponing the Pullman car case for ten days. the request was denied. Former Rep R A Greer said oil interests back Kenney law and expect no changes next session.

Austin Railroad Commission Texas Central Railway P. W. Campbell Dallas Campbell Commission T. S. Miller Ktaty R. A. Greer Beaumont Kenney

Cotton Prices Jump on November Contracts Opening

New York November contracts at the Cotton Exchange opened with a sharp rise as late shorts covered, buying about 2000 bales and lifting prices by 90 points to the season’s high. The rest of the list showed modest gains amid heavy selling by professional traders.

Serri New York Cotton Exchange

Pipeline Survey Planned From Wheeler Gas Field To Ardmore

Ardmore news reports F C Mead president of Ardmore Gas Company has mobilized surveyors to map a natural gas pipeline from the Wheeler gas field to Ardmore. The right of way is secured and construction is expected to finish within thirty days.

Wheeler Ardmore F. C. Mead

Unborn Baby Evidence Shocks Grace Brown Case Trial

In I erkimer New York Chester Gillette stands trial for the Grace Brown death. Medical experts testify that Grace Brown was clubbed before she fell from a boat into Big Moose Lake. Prosecution offers an unborn child from the autopsy as Exhibit 99, provoking objections from defense and court.

Grace Brown Erkimer N. Y Chester Gillette Ward Mr. Thomas Gillette

Mrs. DeMassey Held Responsible for Gustave Simon Murder

A coroner's jury finds Mrs Anisia Louise de Massey responsible for the death of Gustave Simon, a Broadway shirt manufacturer, who died after being shot in his factory. She, who served as designer, was arrested and denied guilt as witnesses linked her to the crime. She promised to deal with herself once across the street.

Simon

Judge H. M. Cate Dies in Mineola Tex

Mineola Texas November 27 Judge H M Cate formerly of this city but recently of Terrell died here after a paralytic stroke. He was unconscious from Sunday night until his death and was about fifty five. Cate long served as attorney for the Texas and Pacific railroad in Van Zandt and Wood counties and was a leading Texas lawyer.

Mineola Tex H. M. Cate Terrell Texas Cate Texas and Pacific Railroad van Zandt and Wood Counties

Henderson Dead as Galveston Seawall Builder Dies

Galveston reports Hon. Daniel E Henderson aged fifty two. county commissioner and former finance committee chair after the 1900 storm, credited with steering seawall and public works. Also: New York court fines American Sugar Refining $18000 for accepting rebates from New York Central Railroad.

Galveston Daniel 8. Henderson New York American Sugar Refining Company Hough United States Circuit New York Central Railroad Company

Katy's New President Elected at Missouri Kansas Texas

At a New York meeting of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway directors Adrian H. Joline of New York was chosen president to succeed F N Finney who resigned. James N Wallace of Central Trust Co and J G Metcalfe were named directors and executive committee members to fill vacancies.

Elecet Adrian H. Joline New York Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company F. N. Finney James N. Wallace Central Trust Company J. G. Metcalfe

Has Said Nothing on Retirement

New York November 27 Senator Platt states he has said nothing about retiring.

New York Senator Platt

Turkeys to be discussed at Court House sale meeting

J. M. Peters calls for a meeting at the Court House on Friday November 30 at 2 p m to discuss prices and timing for selling the current crop of turkeys. He notes past difficulties and expresses optimism that the market will improve.

Taliafe Court House EGF Brazos County J. M. Peters

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