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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1907
Page
1
A stash magnate startled listeners during a public address, as an incident occurred involving a couple reacting to the scene. Police responded to the disturbance and investigated potential theft ties at the venue.
A man under the influence of gas becomes involved in a grim dental altercation. Police report details and medical responses as authorities investigate the scene and determine causality.
Charles M. Schwab spoke to the Brooklyn Commercial Travelers Association at Coney Island noting that Wall Street sentiment on prosperity is biased and often wrong. He planned a formal talk but pivoted to a broader view of America as land of opportunity and urged listeners to consider real conditions.
Arles M W M Schwab argues America offers opportunity for self made progress rather than formal chances. He cites steel industry growth from 20 years ago and predicts lasting prosperity despite financial dips. He praises wealth when spent on education and philanthropy, aiming to fund a world leading Penn engineering school with a future mega gift.
John Van Eick of Parkersburg West Virginia was fined forty dollars for shooting a deer out of season on Anthony Creek. He contends the deer attacked him, a defense rejected by authorities.
Macon Georgia September 2 Judge Emory Speer holds that Georgia Sawmill Association members and Georgia Florida Association members since 1903 plus others in the Georgia and Florida lumber belt who paid the extra 2 cents per 104 pounds to Ohio river points and the west may recover these sums from the lines involved. The decision opens claims for all eligible lumbermen and may exceed 1 million dollars with hearings needed for all claims.
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt will not intervene in the telegraphers strike. Secretary Loeb says appeals to take action reported in newspapers were not received and the president has seen no necessity or reason for intervening since the strike began.
In Vicksburg Mississippi on September 2 a chancery suit was filed to cancel a deed after Roxie Hughes refused to pay for property once deeded by Kitty Hall. Hughes claimed Hall is old and near death, implying lack of need for payment, and seeks court relief to void the transfer after several years of dispute.
Salisbury NC Sept 2 Ed Ashby twenty one years old who killed his brother in law Daniel Overcash in June was convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary Judge Justice remarked he had never listened to so much perjury in any one case.
Dallas September 2 Bishop Dunne announces Father Hayes will not lead St Patrick's Fort Worth church but will continue as rector of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Dallas.
National banks in Dallas held deposits totaling 16,672,941.06 dollars when the comptroller of the currency issued the recent condition call, reflecting the city’s liquidity in the banking system.
The season’s first car of cotton was sent on the British steamer Mira bound for Liverpool. It included 8,000 square bales and 300 round bales, marking the opening shipment from Galveston on September 2.
Georgetown Texas September 2 John Carlisle was fatally mangled in a cotton gin at Corn Hill. He died from injuries sustained in the incident.
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