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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
4
Wilson and Derden showcased a fine line of millinery at their opening in the new building. The event, held Wednesday morning, drew strong positive notice as the firm continues its upward progress under new leadership, with Parnell appointed as dispatcher to replace Goforth.
Landowners lease lands near Bryan for hunting and warn trespassers of prosecution. The Bryan market will offer fresh vegetables eggs and creamery butter daily with prompt delivery. The Eagle lists a full stock of groceries at close margins and two wagons provide delivery. Local notices mention visitors, marriages, and upcoming church events.
Reports from Hyderabad India describe unprecedented rains that left the country flooded and streets littered with unburied corpses. Estimates of the death toll vary with figures claiming up to ten thousand in the affected districts.
Local figures clash over a proposed guarantee deposit idea with critics labeling the measure dangerous and urging rejection. Supporters defend the program as necessary safeguards while urging quick action.
In Denver on September 30 the American Bankers Association opened a session where leaders and committees rejected national deposit guarantees and postal savings banks. Colonel Powers, president, labeled bank deposit guarantees a dangerous fallacy and urged opposition.
Washington reports the International Congress on Tuberculosis heard about advances in diagnosis and treatment. Dr Koch spoke on human and bovine tuberculosis as sections one and seven showcased key findings. An inoculation of charity patients at the children’s hospital with bacilli tuberculosis and Kochs tuberculin was announced to test diagnostic methods and theories from Detre and Pirquet.
In Omaha Nebraska Judge Crawford bound over to answer to murder charge in the case of the Davis family. The defendant was held on a $10,000 bail. The shooting victim was Austin, and the case involves Charles Edward Davis in district court. Abbie Rice was retained and will appear as a witness.
The second day in Albuquerque began with President Goudy appointing committees. John Barrett spoke on irrigation and Pan American progress, while D G Beaman of Denver delivered the main address on National Forests and the Forest Service.
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