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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
5
No. 3 No. 11 railroad timetable lists north and south bound trains with arrival times. The Eagle reports on local visits, returns from Houston and Hearne, shop openings, a body found near the Madisonville road, a natural death verdict, and fair profits, plus church services and community notices.
A superb collection showcases the season's choicest grays dark fancy worsteds and solid black suits. Single or double breasted options present the very best values the store has ever offered.
An Adv for Mi-o-pa by E. J. Jenkins promises relief from indigestion and other ailments using Miona tablets in a 50 cent box, with a guarantee and a claim that the cost is paid only if it cures. Rally Day services and Methodist Sunday school are announced for Sunday morning with an invitation to attend.
After crossing from Juarez, Charlie Fonk a Chinese man and Mrs. Kate Perry Rusconi a Japanese widow wed on the International bridge at the Rio Grande El Paso witnesses say customs officers fired six shots and celebrants showered with rice and flowers showing a cross border union.
Fort Worth Oct 20 Physicians say Governor Hogg shows slight improvement and inflammation has subsided though he remains in a critical state. Dr J W McLaughlin arrives from Austin as long time family physician. Prescriptions for dropsy come from Texas other states and two territories. The governor bears a bullet scar from a youthful attempt to quell desperadoes in eastern Texas and was shot by one of them.
Detroit reports the storm's heaviest season gale swept Thursday night causing suspension of Lime Kiln crossing navigation and low water. Alpena and Grand Haven saw 42 and 60 mile per hour winds. Marinette damages totaled 50000 with wrecked boat houses and fuel washed away. New York cotton futures closed steady with varied prices. Cleveland records embezzlement charges against John L. Kelly for $7700.
Gano Eads was shot and killed at Willis, Texas. A boy and mule died from lightning near Lookeba, Oklahoma. Six iron bridges are under construction in Fannin County, Texas. W. J. Randolph Sr. prominent Jennings Louisiana citizen is dead. Northern Nebraska and South Dakota reported two inches of snow on Thursday. Daniel Davis, the Negro shot at Brownwood Texas, is dead. his wife is jailed. Joe Lightburne, brother of Amarillo’s mayor, fatally shot himself. A child of Hans Steen drowned in a bucket near Nacogdoches Texas. Five hundred homeseekers from Iowa Illinois and Nebraska passed through Oklahoma City. President Roosevelt orders Governor Ferguson’s report reduced by 100 pages. Shorty Pierson, an Austin Negro without legs, found shot in the abdomen. A man named Martin fell overboard and died while unloading corn near Deport in Lamar County Texas. After eight years Arthur Rainsworthy was convicted at New Boston Texas for murder of an aged man. Nashville chamber of commerce asks Shaw to admit Miss Alice Roosevelt’s gifts duty free if possible.
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