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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented report from Bryan Texas dated October 18 1907 mentions a Philippine law assembly and politics. It cites Inevitch seeking General Americans and a court deal over a lease amid bed bug concerns in a house.
Chairman Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission says four rebates are worse than a chicken thief. In a meeting of Illinois Central stockholders Wednesday, Fish was applauded while Harriman drew the icy stare.
Mexico shows revenues more than doubling in the last decade signaling strong economic expansion. The remark notes rapid development and ongoing growth trajectory for the country.
A fragment notes the idea that Texas lemons are large and that efforts to apply a metaphorical interpretation have failed, suggesting caution in equating natural fruit with broader themes.
The Bryan Eagle announces purchase of a new linotype enabling the paper to produce one of the best Brazos county issues yet. The upgrade follows praise from the Houston Chronicle noting enhanced quality and capacity for timely local news.
The International Aeronautic Association will hold prize races in St Louis next week. The program lists several competitive events as part of the aviation gathering.
The obituary fragment notes the life of Thomas B. Reed, former speaker of the House, and hints at ongoing scrutiny of his legacy amid years since his tenure.
A fragmented editorial laments the impact of poor cooking on public health and crime in Texas. It cites references to dengue outbreaks, Carnegie libraries, and a Vermont professor blaming cooks for crime while urging support for cooking schools.
The Railway Age urges that Texas banks avoid railroad funding due to anti corporation laws, but the argument is flawed. It notes local capital funded many Texas lines and that state residents seek returns with property value gains, challenging claims of broad Texan hostility to corporations. The piece argues Texans are capable and industrious investors.
For Sale southwest of Bryan 355 acres all under fence with 200 acres clear and balance in timber. Includes two houses several cattle sheds wind mill and galvanized cistern. Suitable for dairy cattle and hogs. Easy terms. Apply to J. W. English. Oct. 23 My pasture one mile.
Warning for hunting prohibition on lands owned by listed parties. Violators will be prosecuted. Names include Jake Luza and Vincent Luza. All parties are warned under law.
A light fawn Jersey cow described as very fat with one straight horn and one drooped horn is reported as stray or stolen. A liberal reward is offered for return to W E John son.
At Pottsville on October 15 a Philadelphia and Reading train hit a car from Kimberton, killing three others and fatally injuring a fourth. The Emery party included Mrs. Bella Reese and child Bella Emery, with Anthony W. Emery driving. the accident left Emery injured with a broken thigh as the car fragments scattered on the crossing.
From Stamboil Louisiana October 15 the party from the presidents new Bearlake camp reports only Latta Parker Shields and Mangum reached the point. They say the president and other companions started early and are hopeful of better fortune than before. Bears and wolves are seen near the lake and the president plans to remain at Bearlake rather than move to Verses as previously planned.
The report notes no party member hunted Lilley as the president reportedly avoids Sabbath work. He later left before dawn Monday and retrieved a hunter knife, with perfect hunting weather and a thin ice skim on the water. The president is set to travel to Storytown next Sunday and return to Washington by Monday.
In Chickasaw Oklahoma Territory a rooming house murder alarmed residents after H H Williams Rock Island brakeman allegedly killed by William Ballast following a quarrel over drink. A mob formed shouting Hang him and pursued Ballast toward the Federal jail as Williams, a Pennsylvania native, had recently arrived. Ballast’s wife worked at the brick plant two miles south.
A trial concerns a supposed combination remedy by Dr Shoop linking catarrh relief to stomach restoration. The material cites a charge for the remedy and questions its value and inclusion in a pure, incorp product.
William Duty of Paragould Arkansas visits his father W M Duty in Forney Texas where he had never met him before Their parents married in Arkansas and lived apart Soon after his birth he first saw his father last week
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson the Hero of the Merrimac is greeted with cheers by 4,143 men on his appearance in the city. The crowd waves flags and handkerchiefs while giving a warm ovation to the returning congressman.
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