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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
1
Tokyo October 14 The coming diet session is seen as moderate with the Progressives in the minority. The government plans to fund ambitious internal improvements via authorized but unissued international loans and a Russian war prisoners fund. Banks are expected to accept the loans as the campaign for 1908 approaches.
Newspapers discuss taxes and loans as a recession looms. Finance Minister Yoshiro Sakatani remains optimistic, noting wartime costs and strong industrial returns. The government plans large internal improvements and expects army and navy spending to drop while railroad upgrades may total 50 million dollars next year.
Gloversville New York October 14 A glove cutter Solomon Frank his five daughters perished when smoke filled their family residence early Sunday The father died trying to save his children while the mother and two sons escaped after discovering the flames The dead are Solomon forty Sarah twenty Dora nineteen Rosa seventeen Minnie twelve Mary ten
The New York local of the Commercial Telegraphers union voted unanimously to continue the strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies after President Small urged locals in several cities to decide on returning to work. Chicago Baltimore New Orleans Atlanta Memphis and Montgomery locals also voted to continue the strike amid clashes over funding and leadership.
Chicago October 14 The executive board of the Commercial Telegraphers' union notified President Small that he had been suspended.
The Apache leader Geronimo traveling with his eighth wife and daughter passed through Tulsa en route to Collinsville for the final Indian war dance and powwow. He called the Collinsville event a religious rite and said he would address matters affecting full bloods and their welfare, urging peace and spiritual guidance for his people.
Oklahoma City October 14 The National Farmers association with members across the United States and Canada will convene in Oklahoma City on October 17 for its annual meeting lasting five days. About three thousand delegates are expected with many from Oklahoma and addresses planned by Governors Cummins Broward and Frantz.
A Kansas City Southern man said he learned at Zwolle that a Pullman porter was taken from jail before daylight and hanged and burned. The porter, a black man, reportedly tried to enter the berth occupied by a young woman.
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