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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1905
Page
4
Toledo Oct 12 the six men named by George Gould for directors of the Wabash railway received 460 000 votes against 37 000 for the opposition Russell Sage was one of the directors on the winning ticket and the result marks a decisive control shift for the railway.
New Orleans reports improved yellow fever outlook amid a cold snap and frost in north Louisiana. Officials note reduced case counts, preparations to lift quarantines, and intensified mosquito control as Pensacola and Louisiana parishes report new cases and ongoing treatment.
Jane Wallis debates a marriage proposal with Thurston as time runs out on his 11 o clock departure to South Carolina. Bobby Martin bursts in with news of his exams and potential sports plans, triggering Thurston to declare his marriage intent and the couple embrace as the scene ends.
A mob ransacked black homes at Howe, confiscated firearms, and ordered twenty five negro families working in mines to depart within twenty four hours under death threat. McConnell Coal Co vice president McConnell was forced to flee to Fort Smith. Howe lies a few miles from Wilburton.
Report from Moji says the British steamer Leho struck a floating mine ninety miles east of Shang Tung lighthouse on September 30. Fifteen crew and passengers are missing, including two foreign engineers. Local papers greet the British fleet and feature Vice Admiral Sir Gerald Henry Noel.
Ardmore October 12 Judge John Conley a prominent Chickasaw nation member of the Dawes commission is dead. His passing removes a noted citizen and official from Chickasaw affairs and the Dawes era leadership.
A. J. Thompson owned row of stores in Hillsboro occupied by S. W. Brister groceries W. R. Chumlea books and stationery Mrs M J Scoggins groceries and E D Wilder pianos and organs. The fire wiped out all but Wilder's rear residence contents including thirty two organs. Loss exceeds $7000.
A heavy frost swept north Alabama Wednesday night with cooler weather persisting Thursday. Health officials say quarantines in the region will be raised at once if frost fell Wednesday night as expected, per state health officer assurances.
Circulars attacking Rev. B. Ham of Bowling Green Kentucky circulating in Beaumont during a revival. Ham says the defacement has occurred wherever he has held services and blames liquor interests in Kentucky for the activity.
Ardmore October 12 an unidentified man was found deceased beside the Santa Fe railroad line the death attributed to natural causes by authorities at the scene
Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association appeals to Southern press and farmers to stand firm for eleven cents a pound. He notes crop is shorter than last year, spinners demand cotton, and bankers have funds to support loans. He warns against bears and urges united action to sustain market prices.
W C Fountain dentist advertises crown and bridge work as a specialty. Office located upstairs over Burt Norwid's store.
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