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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
1
FouryCume Men Drown After Ice Breaks
Four men perish after ice on a river cracks beneath them. Rescue crews rush to the scene as authorities investigate the accident and name the victims.
Four Perth Amboy youths drown in Raritan Bay fire accident
A party of seven from Perth Amboy to Keyport saw three rescued after their skiff caught fire in Raritan Bay. Barry Baxter Edward Olsen Floyd McHose and Charles Vicksburg drowned when the craft overturned. The remaining three were rescued by a passing steamer after clinging to the skiff for over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
N. J
Barry Baxter
Edward Olsen
Wloyd McHose
Charles Vicksburg
Perth Am
Boy
Raritan Bay
Beven
Perth Amboy
Bank of Hanna Robbed in Early Morning Explosion
In Hanna Oklahoma a bank was blown open at 3 am by nitroglycerin. About $3,000 in currency believed secured by robbers was taken. The frame building housing the Bank of Hanna on the Fort Smith and Western railway was wrecked by the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Fort Smith and Western
Chinese Crews to Replace Norwegians on Central America Ships
In the next weeks nearly all vessels in the Central America fruit trade will replace Norwegian crews with Chinese workers. About 80 percent of these steamers were chartered from Norwegian owners who cited unreliable labor, desertions, and boarding-runner interference as reasons to stop employing Norwegians. Each ship will sign about 35 men, totaling roughly 156 Celestials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Central America
Cronin Adjudged Sane Sends to State Hospital
Ogdensburg N Y Oct 10 Michael Cronin one of the presidents Adirondacks guides has been adjudged sane and sent to the state hospital It was Cronin who drove with Vice President Roosevelt sixteen miles through the lower Adirondacks to the nearest railroad station in 1901 when a courier brought news of President McKinleys assassination They made sixteen miles in one hour and forty three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Michael Cronin
State Hospital
Cronin
Roosevelt
Adirondacks
McKinley
Central Park Renovation Proposal Seeks 2.5 Million
New York officials urge a 2.5 million framework to fully renovate Central Park. They cite extensive wear and tear, plan to reshaped shrubbery and trees, and construct new drives and walks. Project to take about five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park
Arctic steamer disaster near Iceland claims sixteen lives
The Copenhagen bound Arctic steamer Frithjob carrying Captain and fifteen crew members from the Wellman expedition vanished off Cape Langener Iceland on October 5. The captain and fifteen crew drowned while an engineer survived clinging to a plank and reaching shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Qdi
Frithjob
Chicago Record-Herald
Wellman
Cape Langener
Iceland
Europeans Take a Tour Departing Atlanta on Special Train
At the international cotton conference the transportation committee report urged careful packing for export, expanded cotton warehouses, and labeled bales showing grower and weight. It also recommended a bill of lading to track carriers and urged discontinuing government crop reports for association action. The European delegates then toured Texas to St Louis before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Committee On Transportation
America
Walter Clark
Mississippi
Kerr Bufeler
McColl
Texas
St. Louis
Farmers’ Union
Southern Cotton
Heflin
Alabama
International cotton groups plan permanent organization
The conference of cotton spinners and growers decided to form a permanent body. It will include existing associations and add the Continental Spinners' Association of Europe and the Sea Island Cotton Growers' Association. Final adjournment was at 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
International Conference of
Cotton Spinners and Growers
Continental Spinners’ Association of Europe
Sea Island Cotton Growers’ Association
Plan Opposed to Union of Denominations
Cleveland observers report strong opposition at the National Congregational council to uniting with the United Brethren Methodists. A 21 member committee heard both sides as Congregationalists defend church autonomy under district, national conference governance. The American board’s eighty eighth meeting opened with a $1,000,000 gift announced by moderator T C McMillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Brethren Churches
National Congregational Council
National Conference
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Boards
National Council
T. C. McMillin
Cholera Outbreak Grows in Tokyo Stores
Tokyo reports nineteen new cholera cases as authorities issue urgent guidance to curb spread. High danger noted due to dense population and crowded conditions among lower classes. Authorities warn the public to follow prevention measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Ambassador O'Brien to Present Credentials in Tokyo
Thomas J. O'Brien will be received by the emperor in Tokyo on October 15 to present his credentials as the new American ambassador. The delay was caused by the recent death of Lady Nakayama, the emperor's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas E. Leadon
Tokio
Thomas J. O'Brien
Japan
Mr. O’brien
Nakayama
Doctor Dies While Running to Fire in Crockett
Crockett Tex October 10 The run to a fire ended tragically as Dr B F Brown collapsed and died during the emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockett, Tex
B. F. Brown
Lady Drops Dead In Paoli Street Walk
Paoli Oklahoma territory October 10 Mrs. Robert Mitchell collapsed and died while walking on a street, neighbors report she appeared to suffer a sudden death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
I. T
Robert Mitchell
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