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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1908
Page
5
The Bryan cotton market had a strong day with firm aid by a stiff local price rise of 1-16c from Friday. Prices for strict low middling and other grades ranged around 8 5-16c to 8 13-16c with 300 bales sold. Liverpool opened unchanged and is expected to be 3 points higher Monday morning as weather worry and frost prospects loom.
Pastor Challener reports on a large New Orleans convention noted by the Picayune as the biggest religious gathering in the citys southwest. He highlights missions Bible school and Endeavor work plus the Union effort. Evening sermon focuses on The Gospel In New Orleans and the citys historic role. Regular services follow at First Baptist with pastor sermons and youth meetings.
The Kurten Local Farmers Union announces a called meeting Friday night October 23 at 8 o'clock sharp in Kurten. Members are urged to attend for important business. President M. B. Basters signs as presiding officer.
The body of W. C. Cheshure, 60, was found four miles west of Eastland in Sanders pasture. A coroner's jury ruled he was killed by a horned bull after a struggle that scattered his hat coat and clothing over 100 yards. He had been walking toward a thresher when the bull attacked.
Prince Ito welcomed the American battleship fleet aiming to deepen ties with the United States. A northeast gale struck off Luzon as the fleet sailed in Marquisito squadrons, heavy seas forcing speed reductions and loss of lifeboats. The Rhode Island’s gunner’s mate William Fuller drowned, while A Gladden of the Minnesota was rescued after going overboard.
The National Democratic club schedules a reception for W. J. Bryan on October 26 at 5 30 p m in Fifth Avenue club house, followed by a 6 30 p m dinner for about 100 guests. Afterward those attendees escort Bryan on a Fifth Avenue procession to Madison Square Garden for his address.
Arnold Luetgert, brother of Adolph Luetgert, the Chicago sausage maker, killed himself at Elgin after firing three shots into the air at an amusement park to draw attention. He then put a bullet into his own head in a spectacular act witnessed by spectators.
Newark reports Judge Howell of the criminal court shot himself in the head in a city park while awaiting his appearance in court. Condition said critical, with uncertainty about recovery. The judge had been criticized in a political campaign and challenged his accusers to answer questions.
Buffalo reports Secretary Mack returns from Chicago with data showing strong losses from Roosevelt support. He asserts reliable figures indicate Bryan will win the nation by a large plurality.
J C Webb once believed drowned at Galveston reappears in Joplin Missouri zinc mines under the name J E Webb. He is brought to Houston with mental trouble and memories of his wanderings unclear. In McKinney a jury finds E B Aiken guilty of murder in the second degree and sentences eight years.
In Turin on October 17 striking steel workers rioted prompting troops to restore order. The troops fired on the mob, resulting in three deaths and ongoing unrest.
Paris reports Miss Florence Morgan daughter of an American resident of Florence eloped here with an American named Craig. The event adds intrigue to expatriate social circles as authorities note the impulsive marriage amid the city’s cosmopolitan scene.
Valparaiso reports a life saving station and a lighthouse will be established on Barnvelt island, located nine miles from Cape Horn, marking a significant maritime safety upgrade.
John Kelly of Fort Worth was struck by a wagon on Main street in Dallas. He suffered a broken leg and is receiving treatment.
Meridian Mississippi on October 17 reports George Bock a Dane is charged with viciously attacking Mrs. A C Mead. Authorities say the case involves a violent assault with motive under investigation. further details await court proceedings.
Ennis Texas October 17 Russell Maxwell a Houston and Texas Central railroad brakeman suffered a crushed arm and hand when a freight car lurched while he attempted to block it at Ferris. A wheel pinning his hand caused the injury and he was hospital bound.
Mrs Donna A Buchanan of Hillhouse Mississippi died suddenly at a Memphis hotel on October 17. The obituary notes the sudden death and lists her home.
An unknown Negro assaulted Miss Jennie Foreman in Cumberland Maryland on October 17. The assailant escaped and remains at large.
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