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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1905

Page

2

Tragic Death Ties Bank to Rail Ventures and Politics

S Lee Clark cashier of Enterprise National bank Allegheny shot himself and died. Bank records scrutiny followed a $50 000 note endorsement by President Gwinner. Clark aided financing for Santa Fe Central Railway and Pennsylvania Development companies with leaders including S W Andrews Arthur Kennedy and Francis J Torrance. Officials investigated loans amid political and banking oversight by federal and state regulators.

Pittsburg S. Lee Clark Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny Gwinner Clark Santa Fe Central Railway Pennsylvania S. W. Andrews Arthur Kennedy Francis J. Torrance Kennedy Andrews W. C. Hagan T. Lee Clark Torrance Hagan United States Homer L. Castle Prohibition Supreme Judge W. B. Ridgely Duquesne Club John A. Berkey John W. Morrison

Bank Closure Sparks Political Talks In Pittsburg

Henry Berkey left Pittsburg on Thursday and Morrison departed Friday after conferences with several Republican politicians. The Enterprise National bank is to close with state funds protected by bonds issued by the bank and partners including the Merchants Trust and United States Fidelity and Guaranty.

Henry Berkey Pittsburg Morrison Enterprise National Bank Mercantile Trust Company of United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company of New York

Prince and Princess of Wales Begin Six Months India Tour

The Prince and Princess of Wales depart London for a six month tour of India. They will sail from Genoa on the battleship Renown and arrive Bombay by November 9, visiting major cities and native states while in India. No ceremonial presents will be exchanged during the trip.

Prince and Princess of Wales London India King Edward Queen Alexandra Genoa Italy Bombay Edward Lord Curzon of Kedleston Lord Kitchener Lord Minto Lord Curzon

Alexandria man escapes lynching after rope around neck

William Waddy, 22, a Black man, is jailed for alleged burglary in Rapides Parish. A mob at Lecompte took him from jail Tuesday night, fitted a rope around his neck but he freed himself and fled. He was rearrested Thursday.

Alexandria William Waddy Henry Hickenburg Loyd Rapides Parish Louisiana Lecompte

Cunliffe Captured After Express Theft Probe

Edward G. Cunliffe, sought in Pittsburg over the Adams Express Company $101,000 disappearance, was arrested in Bridgeport Connecticut on October 19.

Bridgeport Conn Edward G. Cunliffe Pittsburg Adams Express Company

Love Cost Wife Her Life

Washington October 19 The man Henry Knott killed his wife and then killed himself because she would not give up her soldier lover. In California more than 30 000 corporation charters were revoked for failing to pay a ten dollar license tax.

Washington Henry Knott California

Grain collapse claims mother and twin children near Gunter

In Sherman on October 19 a grain bin upper floor collapsed onto Martha Smith and her two children John and Nellie aged about fourteen. The children were smothered and bruised. the mother was rescued alive but in serious condition.

Sherman Martha Smith John Nellie A. L. Collingswood Gunter

Gould resigns as Wabash chairman and names successor

New York announces George J. Gould has resigned as chairman of the Wabash Railroad company. E. T. Jeffry, president of the Denver and Rita Grande company, succeeds him. F. A. Delano elected president. BH. T. Welles and W. H. Blodgett named vice presidents. E. H. Pryor fourth vice president. A Cc. Bird not re-elected as traffic general manager.

E. T. Jeffry Wabak Railroad Company New York George J. Gould Wabash Railroad Company Denver and Rita Grande Company F. A. Delano Wabash BH. T. Welles W. H. Blodgett E. H. Pryor A Cc. Bird

Assaulted by Sons Over Hypocritical Preacher Claim

In Guthrie on Oct. 19 Edward Arthur and Walter Arnett sons of a Hennessy clergyman paid fines of 5.75 dollars plus costs each in police court for assaulting Frank Parker a member of their father’s congregation. They said Parker called their parent a hypocritical preacher and tackled him on the street. Eight killed in Sorento tornado reports place the death toll at eight.

Frank Parker Arnett Guthrie Edward Arthur Walter Arnett Hennessy Parker

Happenings Snapshot Across Territories and Nations

Attendance at Chickasha street carnival is large. Henry Murray mangled in a gin at Boswell. Plant to make paving bricks planned at Davis. Argentine wheat crop damaged by locusts. Red Fork oil wells productive near Tulsa. Governor General Wright to receive farewell in Manila. A Russian colony to settle on Wichita Valley road in northwest Texas. Togo and 3000 sailed to services in Iz temple at Yamada. Charles Martin sentenced to two years for mail sack theft at Tulsa.

Chickasha I. T Henry Murray Boswell S. T Davis Red Fork Tulsa Wright Manila Wichita Valley Texas Togo Yamada Japan Charles Martin

Roosevelt visits Raleigh for reception at state fairgrounds

President Roosevelt and party arrived in Raleigh at 8 30 am amid cheers from thousands gathered near the depot. The procession included bands and mounted police, with Mrs Roosevelt presented bridal roses. Governor Glenn’s staff accompanied the party.

Raleigh N. C Roosevelt Secret Service Glenn Winston Johnson State Fair Grounds Fair Grounds North Carolina Mecklenburg Philadelphia King’s Mountain South

Waters-Pierce Oil May Face Taxes and Penalties

Austin reports Waters-Pierce Oil Company may owe taxes under the Kennedy tax bill and could incur $2000 in penalties for eighty days at $25 daily due to unpaid notices. Attorney General Davidson weighs the matter as the company is projected to pay about $20,000 yearly to the state. The Dallas Fair Park Amusement Association forms with $50,000 capital to support a bicycle club at the State Fair of Texas park.

Waters-Pierce Oil Company Austin Davidson Waters-Pierce Railroad Commission Mineral Wells and Northwestern Railway Chicago Dallas Fair Park Amusement Association of Dallas Capitalntock State Fair of Texas Park

Waiting Room Tragedy After Swearing Protest

In Palestine Texas on October 19 Officer Etheridge asked Charlie Mitchell to stop swearing while in the waiting room. Both men boarded a train, returned, and later Etheridge was shot and killed. Mitchell, a local horsetrader, was arrested. Etheridge leaves a family and formerly resided in Longview.

Troupe Tex Palestine Etheridge Charlie Mitchell Mitchell Longview

Griscom to Present Bryan to Emperor as Tokyo Visit Looms

American Minister Lloyd Griscom will present Hon. William J. Bryan to the emperor on Oct. y Huntington Wilson, secretary of the American legation, gave a luncheon in Bryan’s honor. Attending were Vis count Aoki, Baron Kentaro Kaneko, and M. Sakani, a finance official and advocate of the gold standard.

Griscom Mr. Bryan Tokio Lloyd Griscom William J. Bryan Huntington Wilson Legation Bryan Viscount Aoki Baron Kentaro Kaneko House of Peers M. Sakatani Finance

Frigid Montana Cold Snap Report

Weather bureau reports Thursday dropped temperatures across central valleys and southwest with heavier falls in Arkansas, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Montana recorded as low as six degrees below zero while 1.5 to 3.5 inches of precipitation occurred in twenty four hours in other regions.

Louisville Weather Bureau Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Montana

Negro Pays Death Penalty For Assaulting a White Woman

Winchester Kentucky October 19 Sam Hilse a negro was hanged here for assaulting a white woman last August. The report notes the event as a capital punishment carried out in the town.

Winchester Sam Hilse

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E. J. Fountain & CO Kershaws WAS Heavy Investor Dead Man Enterprise Bank Cunliffe Party OUR Emmel & Maloney Progressive DRU Lowney’s Chocolates Hunter & Chatham Negress Gould St. Louis Sorento Ill Mikado Hilse Muskogee C. M. Bradley Federal Grand Jury Fort Worth Jfogg The City National Bank Bryan, Texas Edward Hall G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson Blanke Higgs & McCulloch Ora Thos W. Higgs Ihe Southern Pacific Sunset INC J. Anderson Houston, Texas Texas Farmers Panhandle Lena Denver A.A. Glisson W. C. Fountain W. H.lawrence Burt Norwid Over Haswell’s Book Store
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