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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1907
Page
4
The Daily Eagle notes a two dollar complimentary dinner in Dallas for Gov Campbell. It also comments that Cubans and Filipinos will not be satisfied under American rule until every man holds an office.
The Star asks if Fort Worth can become a stuffed town as a playful lyric compares the city to a Teddy bear and invites readers to follow a playful trail. The remark playfully ponders Fort Worth’s charm and identity.
The article ponders the Great Bear's position in the northern horizon and questions whether the stars fear the president's rifle, framing a reflective skyward scene with political undertones.
If numbers are accurate the Roosevelt hunting party includes about 115 dogs. The fragment notes the size of the hounds tied to the party but provides no further context or details about location or date.
Bryan housekeepers report difficulty maintaining supplies of eggs and butter amid price pressures. The report notes shoppers face limited stock and rising costs, reflecting broader shortages and inflation affecting daily domestic tasks.
Lampasas, a smaller town near Bryan in a poorer country, ships poultry and poultry products by the train load, highlighting its resilient poultry trade despite regional challenges.
The Presbyterian synod of Texas meeting in Brownwood has declared that tithing is the Lord's ordained method of raising money for church needs and work.
The Lyon of the Republican party in Texas, based at Damsile, is described as a harmless figure and a pet, impervious to presidential threats or firearms.
The railroads have not yet announced excursion rates for the cotton picking contest featuring the president and a Louisiana figure.
In Washington DC the death rate among African Americans runs nearly twice that of whites, illustrating a stark health disparity tied to social factors amid calls to address inequities.
The writer urges legislature action to curb adjectives in journalism. The Houston Post is criticized for overuse. The piece notes Catholics as the major religious work among African Americans, citing census figures that about one million Black Americans are Catholic communicants.
The passage argues that intelligence imagination reason conscience faith hope and love are powers serving a single omnipresent energy named Ged. It presents these psychic forces as ministers of a universal force beyond material things.
Beaumont Enterprise notes rising attendance at the State Agricultural and Mechanical College outpacing prior years. The piece argues for expanded educational facilities to train Texas youths for agriculture mining industry and railroads, urging state action to end dormitory shortages and accommodate all applicants.
Modern iconoclasts challenge the bygone ideal of George Washington, arguing that the founder could cuss harshly, evaded taxes, and owned a distillery, contradicting the long held image used as a model for American youth.
In Tyler the grand jury report reveals meat markets selling meat unfit for human consumption. It notes late timing prevented a full probe and asks the court to instruct the next grand jury to pursue the matter until it is corrected.
The passage reflects on energy in forms like light heat electricity and power as manifestations of a single source, tracing them to the sun. It asks whether nature worship universally elevates the sun as the supreme deity and acknowledges non physical forces at work beyond the material world.
The ex-parte Steve Vaccarezza case a Baskin McGregor law test was submitted to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Tyler. The court will not issue a decision before next Wednesday. Also noted two miles north of Whitt Parker County a farmer Paschall Jonson was killed by lightning. Other notes include Trinity and Brazos Valley railways delaying double daily service to Nov 1, and a Lamar County case of a boy with 100 screw worms removed from his ear. The National Wholesale Druggists Association in Denver declared cocaine highly pernicious.
Lew Virden’s merry musical comedy The Wizard of Wall Street returned to Dallas with a packed house. Miss Dunlap impresses anew and is hailed as Fay Templeton of the West. Berger as The Wizard shines. strong turns by Virden, the Roberts brothers, Clover, and Berger earn high praise. Opera House tonight Monday October 14.
Chicago defeats Detroit 2 to 1 in game two of the world championship series. Mullin and Pfeister pitched for Chicago with Schmidt replaced by Payne behind the plate. Rossman sparked the winners with a three-base hit in the second inning as Chicago erupts for the go ahead run on Tinker's fielding and Schreckard's two-base hit. Attendance reached about 21,901 with receipts totaling 26,430.
New York doctors at Hanaman hospital perform a groundbreaking procedure on Mrs George Blydenburg removing six organs including upper bladder portion, uriform appendix, ilium, and ascending colon to treat a cancerous abdominal growth. The operation lasted nearly three hours with initial post op improvement and plans to use X ray to clean remaining tissue fragments.
Captain and crew of the barkentine Ada Morrell reached Kingston aboard the steamer Admiral Dewey after being taken off last Thursday. The vessel, en route from Salem to Philadelphia, was waterlogged and wrecked, with the crew setting it on fire before transfer.
First day sale of Miss Lillian Russell's household goods at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries grossed $6813. The drawing room suite, copied from an old Musee Cluny set in Paris, sold for $1175, the day’s top price. Bargain seekers and dealers populated the crowd as items were offered at low prices.
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