Jerry Simpson Dies
Obituary notes the death of Jerry Simpson and mentions his earlier fame and public life. The piece briefly recalls his political career and local prominence.
24 Oct 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1905
Page
1
Obituary notes the death of Jerry Simpson and mentions his earlier fame and public life. The piece briefly recalls his political career and local prominence.
Native of New Brunswick and long time Kansan leader, Jerry Simpson died at 6:05 am in Wichita after a lingering illness. He served in the Twelfth Illinois infantry, captained vessels, and rose as a Populist and three term congressman from Kansas Seventh district. Known as Sockless Jerry for his fiery farm policy stances, he led a remarkable political ascent and later ran real estate ventures in Roswell New Mexico. He was born March 31 1842 in New Brunswick and served in Congress 1891-1895 and 1897-1899.
Fire in the basement of the four story New ton Weller Wagner Company building in San Antonio caused about 75000 dollars in damage to the wholesale and retail crockery business.
In Terrell Texas on October 24 a llama was born during a Barnum & Bailey circus visit. Officials say it is the first captive birth of a llama in the area and the newborn has been named Texas.
Vienna reports the powers plan a joint ultimatum to the Turkish government over Macedonia financial control. If rejected a naval demonstration is expected.
Three men were seriously wounded in a pistol battle aboard an Eighth Avenue car in New York on Sunday. Passengers lay on the floor to dodge a rain of bullets as the shootout unfolded amid the city transit ride.
Washington report to the secretary of the interior states the Arkansas Hot Springs reservation should come under direct government control. The annual note from the superintendent urges federal management of the springs.
President Roosevelt was hosted by St Augustine over a weekend, greeted by children with a floral key and by local residents as his carriage was showered with flowers. He spoke at Fort Marion, dined with the Board of Trade, attended Presbyterian Memorial church, and toured Anastasia island before continuing to Alabama by Mobile.
New Orleans reports state officials plan to admit Louisiana residents who swear they have not been near an infected point six days prior. Warnings come as Mississippi tightens quarantines after three new yellow fever cases in Natchez and Vicksburg, and Roxie Pensacola record additional cases and a death.
In Mindanao's Cotabato Valley insurgents threaten large operations to capture and kill Moros friendly to the government. Chief Ali claims leadership and warns allies aiding Federal troops to expect killings. Provisional troops and friendly natives mobilize for a vigorous campaign. In Chicago, Packers challenge beefeeding cases claim secret testimony led to indictments.
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