The MorningHagle Price Note
A brief display lists weekly and monthly rates with a forty cent monthly price reading. The item appears in a Thursday edition dated October 5.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
2
A brief display lists weekly and monthly rates with a forty cent monthly price reading. The item appears in a Thursday edition dated October 5.
September births total 25 and deaths eight reported to Brazos County Clerk. Moore-Jordan Company plans new Bryan store, stockings sale for Kings Daughters event, Magnolia resident Mrs Lawson moves to Bryan for Texas Woman's College. Farmers Improvement Society meeting draws hundreds of delegates. German Evangelical Mission conference announced for Kurten. Houston Rifles elect officers. Kansas City market roundup with cattle and hog price trends and receipts.
A senior class meeting last Thursday elected E. C. Arnold as president, J. S. Dean as vice president, Benn Gleason as secretary, Guy Haltom as historian, and F. G. Elliott as treasurer. The group will guide most school behavior and class affairs. This new slate is expected to advance the corps.
An explosion at the El Paso Hardware company when workers struck a dynamite caps box with a crowbar fatally injures Major Sweeten and injures three others seriously. Stefano Penas and Mercedonio Marquez are among the injured, with several more sustaining minor hurts as debris shattered the store and roof.
Edna Texas reports ongoing search for Monk Gibson with a boy claiming a sighting on Sandy Creek. Soldiers guard the jail as Jim Chinn, husband of Gibson’s aunt, is jailed on suspicion. An Ohio inquiry asks if citizen soldier clashes killed fifty. Governor sent guardsmen to Edna fearing violence against Gibson’s family.
Judge Taylor orders United States Marshal Chandler to auction the diamonds seized from Mrs Cassie Chadwick after customs halted due to unpaid duties. Customs seized about 75 000 dollars worth. remaining jewels in government hands valued around 10 000 dollars. Many stones were uncut.
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