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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1905
Page
2
MorningHagle notes farmers neglect turkeys after the critical stage. Weight gains drive profits, with a pound difference adding up in large flocks. Feed should intensify before marketing, using oats corn and wheat plus a mixed ration, plus occasional chopped meat when field feed is scarce. Bronze turkeys grow better with common breeds.
The Anti Cigaret League holds its regular monthly meeting in Carnegie Hall at 3 p m urging full attendance. Election of a new superintendent may occur. S M Hunter Sept Beginning Sept 1 5 W Buchanan market delivers meats 5 a m to 11 a m 232
John McGee, 18, son of Judge L D McGee, died at the family home after a lingering illness. The funeral was held at 4 pm with Rev J L Crane officiating and burial in the family burying ground.
The I G N R announces a popular low rate excursion to Old Mexico September 10 11 12 tied to Fall Festivities. Destinations include Mexico City Celaya San Luis Potosi Durango Torreon Saltillo Monterey with 30 day return tickets and 10 day returns to select cities. Stopovers allowed and favorable exchange at Laredo. Written details from Texas agents.
At McKeesport National Tube Company a fly wheel burst killing four workers and injuring three others as 400 plus men labored. Among the dead were John Farmer and John Massings. two others were Americans and two foreigners. In Donora Carnegie Steel open hearth mill a mammoth ladle of molten steel burst, killing one man and seriously injuring three.
Portsmouth New Hampshire dispatch notes Japan will not consent to a ceasefire until peace treaty signing. Japanese circles say armistice has been effectively in place since the conference began, easing fears of clashes before the treaty. Also reports that M Witte rejects a St Petersburg Slove interview as incorrect.
Wealthy lawyer Joseph Aymar reports the loss of jewelry paintings andSilver valued over 100000 at his 56 Past Fifty-fourth street residence. The Aymar family is in Canada as details emerge.
Six year old Eunice Jordan of Bonham Texas was badly burned while playing with matches. One side and an arm were severely burned and her clothes burned off. Her brother doused her with a bucket of water to prevent worse injuries.
Lockhart Texas September 1 Kilor Botts aged ninety six a Gonzales county farmer and Mrs Elizabeth Mobley of Austin married after relatives objected and the couple eloped despite the age and differences Botts remains active and robust while Mobley is younger.
South Gardiner Me Sept 2 The second section of the Bar Harbor express on the Maine Central railroad bound eastward crashed into the rear car of the first section near this place early Saturday. The car was badly wrecked and about fifteen persons hurt, one man seriously. Injuries stemmed from scalding by escaping steam. Injured were taken to Gardiner and Augusta. None of the cars left the track. Engineer and fireman of the second section were hurt but not seriously.
In Guthrie on September 2, L M Moore of Newkirk died from heat. A young daughter of W S Brown was killed playing with a rifle near Newkirk. Charles Muchow of Ponca City died after a field accident from a burst blood vessel. Mrs G R Bosley of Kingfisher was struck by lightning near Douglass, injuring her and destroying the house. Mrs Alice Hinton of Newkirk was shot in the right leg by a revolver that fell from beneath a pillow. Mrs M Stewart of Newkirk sustained a broken limb in an auto crash.
Lorain Ohio Sept 2 A posse hunts Peter Pitts Jr an alleged maniac feared to fight when captured. Pitts is charged with burning a farm house setting ties on a railway track and firing on women and children. A report says the posse surrounded him in a corn field.
Chicago merchant Marshal Field has a special license to marry Mrs. Delia Spencer Caton of Chicago. The ceremony is set for St. Margaret's Westminster next Tuesday. Caton, widow of Arthur Caton who died at a Horse Show in New York, is a wealthy social figure who traveled in Europe with Field since July.
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