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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
3
The item lists H and T C Schedules No 1 38 p m No 5 North bound 12 46 a m 2 South bound 3 40 p m 2 South bound 2 48 am and more. It notes people visiting in Dallas and local arrivals and departures including J B Lines and various residents. Also reports marriage licenses issued and a funeral service for Capt D D Dawson with Masonic and UCV escorts.
The Urania house audience last night packed the venue and praised the cast for restoring the era’s tragedy and comedy. Performances by the same actors as last year were praised for their vivid portrayals of a powerful story and its themes of South struggle and chivalry.
Advertisement lists oyster prices in Galveston and Berwick Bay by the hundred with specials for holidays. Also notes a broken line about a young male child and a separate item about a person named Mogre with an address in Buchanan.
One light fawn Jersey cow described as very fat with one straight hind leg and one dropped leg, missing from local area. Liberal reward offered for return to W E John, contact details unclear due to OCR error.
A Madison street car collided with a Western avenue car on Madison street after braking failed on wet rails. Over twenty people were injured as both cars derailed and passengers panicked. Robert H. Smith suffered the gravest injuries and may die from being crushed between the cars.
Chicago leaders press for a larger convention hall to host both Republican and Democratic gatherings in 1908. Thomas D. Knight urges a 14 000 seat hall or 20 000 capacity alternative with swift action and possible use of the Seventh Regiment Armory or a temporary wigwam to secure the events.
The new Holy Family Catholic Church school opens with a building cost of 10 040 dollars and a planned capacity of 258 students including 100 boarders. The facility aims to serve as a dedicated educational site for the parish community.
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