31 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
1
Dispatches report a clash in Tyraspoloskaya street where soldiers fired on students and strikers, killing twenty and wounding sixty. Mutinies in three regiments alarm the Odessa district as Czarist authorities debate martial law and Jewish protection.
Telegraph and Chronicle dispatches report the emperor may accept a liberal programme with Count Witte as premier and broad assembly reforms. Reports also note court opposition to a constitution and potential dictatorship under General Ignatieff amid imperial turmoil. Disturbances in Kiev leave police sergeant dead and revolvers found. crowds fill streets. Other items include a new Dallas bank, cattleman T S McClelland's death in Clarendon, Mata gorda oyster plant by St Joseph capitalists, a boy killed duck hunting near Gage Oklahoma, Dr G W Hudspeth death in Memphis, and a King and Queen Virginia shooting suicide incident after a man kills his family.
An Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train derailed near Sheffield Kansas at 10 50 AM on Monday. Early reports list eight dead and about twenty injured with later updates rising to thirteen dead and twenty five hurt as rescue efforts slowed by rain. The vestibule cars failed to prevent telescoping as the train rode at fifty miles per hour and wreckage buried many passengers and crew.
Fire at Nazareth orphanage parish house near Raleigh injures three seriously and fatally, with several others hurt after residents jumped to escape. One person died and two others were severely hurt. Authorities investigated the blaze and its cause.
Snow began Sunday in Su ior Wisconsin and brought the season s first sleighing. St Joseph Missouri reported the season s first snow on Monday. Des Moines noted snow and sleet while Nebraska also had its first snow on Monday. A wireless message from Norfolk Virginia said the West Virginia lay fifty miles south of Cape Hatteras with a northwest wind and heavy sea.
Burned Hoo Hoo mills at Galveston are to be rebuilt. One party will feed 1500 cattle at Cuero Texas oil mill. Corpus Christi seeks sewing machine plant to employ 100 workers. A sixteen room hotel at Texarkana burned Monday morning with losses under $5000. Mrs. Susan Hix Smith of Dallas County dies after long residence. Southwestern Bank and Trust becomes a new Austin institution.
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