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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
4
An 19th century style advertisement touts Sub-Conscious Vibration and LIFE FORCE used by Dr Behrens to cure chronic and acute illnesses including headaches kidney and bowel issues cancers ulcers and epilepsy. It promises to awaken latent energies through mental concentration and claims rapid fever relief. Call for consultation.
Reports from Houston in May reflect relief from LaGrippe and rheumatic pain after treatment by Dr. Behrens. A barber and a power house worker cite rapid improvement, noting they could dress and return to work within days to weeks following sessions.
Captain Mark Latimer aged sixty eight, president of the Ennis National Bank and Confederate veteran, died Tuesday in Ennis, Texas. He suffered a bullet wound from the Chickamauga battle of 1864 and was a pioneer banker in Ennis. Sister Merchtilde of the Blessed Sacrament, mother assistant at the convent in Brownsville, died Tuesday after a lingering illness.
The Oklahoma-Indian Territory Farmers' union and 1600 suborganizations authorize Greer county cotton to be stored in Houston Texas for 11 cents. Comanche county union will store their crop there as well. The Greer county group leads Oklahoma’s cotton growers.
Guthrie Oct. 25 Livian Savage a former Beaver county cattleman married Tuesday at Liberal Kan to Miss Josephine Hitch a Beaver county girl He has travelled from the Klondike where he is in business The honeymoon includes weeks at Tacoma and Seattle then plans to return home by dog sled to Fairbanks where he lives
W W C Fountain Dentist announces crown and bridge work as a specialty. Office located upstairs over Burt Norwid's store.
President Roosevelt's Alabama visit described as a triumphal march through Montgomery Tuskegee and Birmingham with crowds at stations and along streets. An estimated 100000 visitors crowd Capitol Park as he praises Alabama progress and the union of Confederate and Union memories.
Owosso Michigan October 25. Mr and Mrs Fred Heise celebrate a twentieth child born Tuesday. The children range from Fred Jr twenty one the oldest to a newborn girl. Heise runs the coal contract for Grand Trunk locomotives and is a respected German citizen.
David Robedeaux a laborer on a Southern Pacific grading gang near Echo Louisiana was struck on the neck when a cable broke while he worked on a spreader. The impact broke his neck severed the jugular vein and threw him about fifteen feet. He survived about two hours.
President Roosevelt arrives in Montgomery amid cannon salutes and cheers. He is welcomed by Congressman Wiley and Governor Jelks, tours the city, speaks briefly near the Jefferson Davis inauguration site, and is presented a bale of cotton.
W H Harroun of St Joseph Missouri was convicted of forging seven hundred thousand dollars worth of bills of lading and obtaining money on them. He received a five year sentence in the state penitentiary.
San Antonio reports the Texas state synod of Presbyterian churches convened for its annual session. Rev. J. E. Freemen of Galveston, the retiring moderator, presided over the gathering.
A Cotton Special offers deductions to holders in town or on farms. The notice targets those with cotton, detailing reduced charges or credits applicable to their holdings.
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