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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1907
Page
2
The Bryan area claims the largest student population relative to town size in Texas. A Dallas dinner evening left several guests with sour stomachs, hinting at an unsettled eventful night.
President Roosevelt praises a citizen who carried a baby, labeling him a good fellow. The incident highlights civil courage and community spirit as reported by the era’s press.
The Palestine Herald refutes statements attributed to Governor Campbell that the Houston Post published, clarifying the record and denying the newspaper report.
A few people still recall the good old box house era prior to the construction of the wire fence, recalling simpler times and changes in the community.
Lawmakers react strongly as discussions on trusts prompt criticism and personal reflections. Some officials frame debates as signaling integrity concerns while others defend procedural safeguards and bipartisan cooperation.
A witty remark notes that if the $1000 Beaumont rooster had a voice proportional to its price it could be heard across Louisiana and much of Texas, reflecting the humor of high prices for prized fowl.
Politicians and newspapers debate whether trusts or corporations will be excluded from the forthcoming Democratic platform. Alignments suggest a push to avoid mention of corporate influence in party policy.
A remark attributed to Gertrude Atherton declares that any woman may marry any man she wishes. The speaker imagines the upheaval and concealment men would practice if such belief spread widely.
Harris county farmers urge President Neal to resign from the Farmers' Union presidency or accept honorary membership in the Railroad Managers' Association, signaling a split within key agricultural and transport groups.
The Galveston Medical Association at its last meeting concluded dengue is carried by the mosquito as yellow fever is. The group adopted a resolution urging county commissioners to provide funds to exterminate the mosquitoes.
The Kansas governor says Roosevelt third-term backers will overpower rivals as wild steers in a stampede. Bryan rides a swift Democratic Nomination to herd them toward a smooth outcome and decisive success.
The author argues that the total time lost in Bryan this fall due to dengue would be enough in dollars and cents to cover the cost of eradicating all mosquitoes in Brazos county.
George Cavenaugh of Dallas and Luther Busleson of Baylor will umpire the game between the Haskell Indians and A and M at College Monday. A special train will leave Bryan at 3 15 p m and the game starts at 4 p m. The Indians travel in a special car and will sleep aboard it. College promoters were surprised by the University’s big score against the Indians in Austin Friday.
Strayed or stolen light fawn Jersey cow with one straight horn and one drooped horn. Very fat. Liberal reward offered for return to W. E. Johnson. 256tt.
J C McAllister, 72, white, was attacked by about 100 blacks after the wife of Henry Page accused him of attempting to assault her 13 year old daughter. He was knocked down struck with a stone and rendered unconscious before police rescued him and jailed him for safety.
Milwaukee October 26 the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America adjourned sine die naming W F Beattie Washington DC as president H J Horn Cincinnati as vice president and A S Ewing St Louis as third VP Orville A Glenn kept as second VP Frank T Likes Chicago and C M P Smith Salt Lake City joined the executive board Resolutions call for congressional inquiry into telegraph companies allegedly copying mail messages for delivery and urged unions to lobby for action A large railroad union opposes amalgamation plans with the Commercial Telegraphers union.
Extending telephone service, the Seminole Telephone company announces a line extension to Plains, the county seat of Yoakum county, starting this fall.
Lt Col Allen Allensworth, U S Army and Baptist clergyman, asks the negro race for views on holding a national convention to address the race problem in the south and the possibility of establishing a purely negro commonwealth in any part of the United States.
New York Oct 26 Terminal Bank of Brooklyn with capital stock of 100000 and deposits around 240000 has suspended payments. The move rattles local merchants and depositors as officials review solvency and seek possible reopening arrangements.
Waco October 26 a negro charged with robbery with a pistol of a farmer was sentenced to thirty years in prison.
Free tests for catarrh sufferers are being mailed at no cost and with no obligation. Dr Shoop combines oils and petrolatum into a cream to relieve nasal and throat catarrh and offers a sample and book by writing Racine Wisconsin. If catarrh extends to stomach or bowels, Dr Shoop's Restorative may be needed.
Advertisement touts Stein-Block Smart Clothes as best in America with 53 years of garment knowledge. It promises a new fit style and notes prior fashion injustices toward good citizens.
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