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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
1
Brick town drug store at Emmet and Maloney promises prompt service day or night. Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Phone numbers are 66 for the office and 313 for the residence.
The Eagle details a major equipment upgrade including a No 5 two letter Linotype and Optimus two revolution press, with moving its office to the ground floor below Cole Hardware and Sanders Bros. A 9 HP engine, wire stitcher, perforator and $500 of new type accompany the overhaul. The expansion aims to boost in town work for Bryan and Brazos County with improved book and job printing and linotype operations.
Fifty-one verified bubonic plague cases have developed in San Francisco to date, with thirty deaths. The Marine Hospital Service, under Dr. Blue, leads eradication efforts as additional cases await confirmation and under observation.
Huntsville Alabama October 4 W J Preston of the Huntsville Cotton mills jailed on a charge of giving whisky to minors An associate superintendent claims he supplied alcohol to several young workers causing drunkenness while on duty.
John Denison a non union machinist died at Charity hospital from injuries after an assault by men said to be striking machinists. He reportedly came from Washington or New York. No arrests have been made.
A head on collision between a passenger and a freight train on the Wabash road near Neely Illinois caused the destruction of both engines. No serious injuries were reported though eight people suffered bruises and cuts per General Manager Miller.
Topeka October 4 The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company announces wage increases for 5,000 machinists and boiler makers across the system by 2 cents an hour and for helpers by 1.5 cents an hour effective October 1.
Frank Rush, the western cowboy naturalist, is due to lead the New York Zoological Gardens buffalo herd to the Wichita national forest reserve in Oklahoma. The herd will be kept in an 8,000 acre park prepared for them. In Paris, Count Castellane's divorce becomes absolute after his absence from court. In Houston, the Southern Engineering and Electrical club formed with 100 members.
Albany Georgia October 4 a steamboat named Raymond H. burned nearby causing an estimated loss of 65000 dollars. A separate item from Chippewa Falls notes Chicago Socialists plan a colony near that site. In St Petersburg on October 4 Japanese will be taught at the military academy.
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