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Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

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San Francisco Treasury Shortage Grows To 60000

San Francisco investigators announce a total $60,000 shortage in the city treasury after audits reveal $30,000 more is missing. James C. Tomally, longtime bookkeeper, is detained as authorities foreshadow possible criminal prosecutions linked to the Bantel era. Ed Smith, former tax collector, is already imprisoned for forgery. An expert says the records were altered and Tomally denies wrongdoing.

San Francisco Committee of Investigation James C. Tomally Edward Smith Bantel Tomally

Worsham Reports Large Insane Asylum Population And Needs

Austin Oct 24 Superintendent Worsham submits the biennial report showing 1158 patients at the state insane asylum. For year ending Aug 31 1907 215 new admissions and 399 for year ending Aug 31 1908. Beri beri 200 cases and 20 deaths yield a 10 percent death rate. Pasteur Institute treated 653 patients two years 510 from dog bites. Worsham seeks 65000 for new white-patient building. Bequests in Nellie Faulkner will include 5000 to Mrs A W Houston and 10000 to Mrs Hines plus farm divisions and residencies.

Austin Worsham State Insane Asylum Pasteur Institute Faulkner Nellie Faulkner A. W. Houston San Antonio Ellis County Tobin Octavia Walton Atascosa County New Winstead Houston Bosque County George Hines Benedetta Skeene

Austin man blamed for causing street car panic in Worth

H L Warren of Austin was arrested and fined 12 dollars for causing a panic among street car passengers. He allegedly boarded multiple cars declaring himself the new superintendent and sped cars past corners while warning crews he would fire them if interfered with.

Fort Worth H. L. Warren Austin Warren

Pension Bureau agent investigates veterans' pension eligibility

Special agent Gg. Townsend from Washington is in Austin to review adjutant general records. He will examine muster rolls and pay rolls to determine how many rangers and other veterans qualify under the May 36 190 act for pensions.

Austin C. Gg. Townsend Pension Bureau Washington Adjutant General's Department

Bride-Widow Recalls Terrible Train Tragedy at Plaquemine

In Plaquemine Louisiana Fabian Bouvy jailed after shooting and killing Professor Frederick Vanigen on a Texas and Pacific train to New Orleans. Bride of hours Mrs Vaningen recounts his threats and pursuit from Alexandria to the fatal moment as her husband barely avoided a fatal volley.

Plaquemine Fabian F Bouvy Frederick Vanigen Texas and Pacific New Orleans Bouvy Vaningen Alexandria Fred

Jackson man arraigned for fraudulent draft at Chicago hotel

R B Stratham of Jackson Mississippi pleaded guilty to passing a 200 draft drawn on Fourth National Bank Atlanta against the D H Stratham estate. He was fined 50 dollars and jailed for check kiting at several hotels including Coates House Kansas City Washington Hotel Piedmont Atlanta Knickerbocker New York.

Chicago RB. Stratham Jackson Miss Gemmill Auditorium Fourth National Bank of Atlanta D. H., Stratham Stratham Kiters Frank Repetto Congress Hotel Coates House Kansas City Washington Hotel Piedmont Northern and Auditorium Annex Knickerbocker New York

Fire Destroys Ellisville Lumber Plant in Mississippi

A fire in Ellisville Mississippi destroyed the Ellisville Lumber Company plant. Loss estimated at $10000 000 with several cars of lumber also destroyed.

Ellisville Miss Ellisville Lumber Company

Burglars Loot Arm strong Residence in Gainesville

Gainesville Texas October 24 burglars entered the residence of Mr arm strong securing a fine gold watch and diamond brooch.

Gainesville, Tex Armstrong

Ice Plant Consumed by $150,000 Tampa Fire

A blaze ripped through the Trop ical Ice company plant in Tampa Florida destroying property valued at $150,000. The fire started in the fuel room and quickly engulfed the facility. Local firefighters battled the flames as investigators began to determine a cause.

Tampa Fla Tropical Ice Company

Married on Trolley Car in Chester October

G H Jam rich and Miss Nannie W Webber wed aboard a moving trolley car in Chester Pennsylvania on October 24.

Chester G. H. Jamrich Nannie W. Webber

Fireman Long Time

Pittsburg Ohio? Actually Pittsburg Pa. John Rig ley a veteran fire department member nearly sixty years died suddenly in his city on October 24.

Pittsburg John Rigley Fire Department

Shock Yields Fatal Result After Fall in Texas

Jacksonville Texas October 26 Mrs RC Marida eighty years old fell from back steps at Griffin Cherokee county. Injuries were slight yet she died from the shock in a tragic accident reported today.

Jacksonville Tex R C. Marida Griffin Cherokee County

Couple Weds in Public at Fair in San Angelo

San Angelo Texas reports the fair management seeks a couple willing to marry publicly during the November exhibition. The item notes the event would occur on site as part of fair activities.

San Angelo Tex The Fair Management

Ties Trigger to Toe in Fatal Shot at Paris

Paris Texas October 24 George Wilson a sixty year old Black man tied a shotgun trigger to his toe and blew out his brains in a self inflicted suicide occurring in Paris. Police report describes the scene and motive as unknown. Wilson left no note.

Paris Tex George Wilson

Old Theory Confirmed in Baby Bath Tale

Tommy, unhappy with the newborn, questions the infant's missing leg. The nurse explains the leg is doubled under the baby, and Tommy quips that the stork must have brought the baby with a fault. The exchange shows playful parental satire.

Tommy Jes Stork

Hat Error Sparks Life-Saving Bargain

In Baltimore, Mrs. Titewadd threatened self harm over a new hat. Her husband consulted estimates on funerals but chose to buy the hat, saving her life and $2 in the process, per the Baltimore American account.

Riggs

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Lance Wagner Fidence Bryan Treasury Fice Vanigen Kiter G. S. Parker A. W. Wilkerson J. W. English E. H. Astin J. K. Parker J. N. Cole Drew Selby America Ladies Oxfords Home Journal
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