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Newspaper

Bryan Morning Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1906

Page

2

The Higher Tests of Manhood by Richard L Metcalf

An excerpt from Bryan's Commoner highlights higher tests of manhood beyond war. It cites Quaker poetry and Charles Reade on quiet valor, praising anonymous sacrifices of both men and women and urging focus on good deeds over cruelty and vanity. It ends with notes on self sustaining penitentiaries and a planter’s claim about whisky-water repelling boll weevils.

Helm Harmons Charles Reade

Wreck Averted as Crossties Found on Central Railway

A train on the Houston and Texas Central railway encountered a pile of cross ties two miles south of Sherman. The engineer slowed the train and the locomotive pilot was slightly damaged. Deputized marshals and MK&T guards ride trains on the Choctaw division seeking those responsible for train wrecking attempts.

Central Railway Sherman, Sept Houston and Texas Central Railway Denison United States Missouri, Kansas Texas

Cotton Crop Figures Mark 1906-07 Decline

Secretary Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange reports the 1906-07 U S cotton crop at 11,345,988 bales, down 2,219,897 from 1904-05. Texas and Indian Territory drop about 558,000 bales, Other Gulf states fall 1,431,000, Atlantic states shed 231,000 bales.

Hester New Orleans Gulf States Louisiana Arkansas Mississippi Tennessee Missouri Oklahoma Utah Kansas Atlantic States Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky Virginia

Tragedy at Comfort Wedding as Youth Dies by Rifle

At Comfort Texas on September 5 a wedding celebrations ended with a fatal shot. Eighteen year old August Spenrath, a band member, fired a 32 caliber rifle and died instantly after the incident. He appeared to be enjoying the festivities prior to the tragedy.

Sea At Comfort Tex August Spenrath

Negro Jones Found Dead at Millican Rock Quarry

In Millican Texas on September 4 a Black worker named Jones was found dead in bed at about 7:30 am. Justice of the Peace John Thompson held an inquest and ruled heart failure as the cause of death.

Millican Tex Jones Justice of the Peace John Thompson

H. & T. Excursions From Memphis and Oklahoma City

Memphis Baptist convention trip for colored group priced at 14.10 with Sept 11 12 13 dates. Oklahoma City excursion by Order of Ho Hoos runs Sept 7 8 9 limited to 14 participants at 14.10. Mexico City trips listed for Aug 15 to Sept 1 and Sept 3 to 14.

Memphis

Kodak Class At Carter Studio Tuition Free

Amateur photographers are invited to join the Kodak class at Carter's studio with free tuition. Details are sparse but the notice emphasizes accessible education for photography enthusiasts.

Carter

Cotton Hanged for Wife Murder in Vinita Oklahoma

Robert Cotton was hanged at noon in Vinita, Indian Territory, after being found guilty of murdering his wife Cynthia Cotton on August 6, 1905. He stabbed her seventeen times and was condemned to death by the federal court jury, which deliberated ten minutes.

Vinita I. T Robert Cotton Cynthia Cotton Salisaw

Coroner's Jury Faces Sudden Upstart Corpse

In Norfolk county a coroner's jury met to hear an inquest on a supposed corpse. The supposed body sat up just as testimony was to begin, startling the jurors who fled to safety.

Norfolk Norfolk County

Twelve Arrests After Ranger Raid Near Douglas

Rangers raided a house near Douglas Arizona and seized revolvers and dynamite. Twelve arrests were made as officials allege the group planned to invade Mexico.

Douglas, Ariz Mexico

Sullivan posts $1000 for Gans boxing bout in Butte

Butte, Sept 5. Mike Sullivan posts $1000 for a fight with Joe Gans. The Butte Athletic club wires offering Gans a purse of $5000 for the match. Governor Folk III at Jefferson City, ill after Bryan reception in New York.

Gans Butte Mont Mike (Twin) Sullivan Joe Gans Butte Athletic Club Folk III Jefferson City Bryan New York Folk

Restoration of Canteen Ordered by General Mc Caskey

Washington September 5 General Mc Caskey commanding the Southwestern division recommends restoration of the canteen.

Washington McCaskey Southwestern

To Be Arbitrated

San Francisco street car men voted to return to work and submit hours and wages to arbitration. The move ends a strike and places the dispute under a formal labor arbiter for a decision on pay and schedules.

San Francisco

Brevities Bunched From Various Texas Towns

Short news squibs report incidents from Texas and nearby areas including deaths by train in Tulsa, a midwinter poultry show in Denton, a new 50000 church dedication at Fredericksburg, a fatal lightning strike at Sartinville, a murder in New Orleans by Isafia method, a railroad accident near El Reno, gunfire at a revival in Kaufman County, a murder in San Antonio, a jail term for Willie Bengo, a car overturn injury near Orange, and injuries to Dr Richardson and C E Slade from the same wreck.

Longview Tex Tulsa I. T E. B. Smith Denton Fredericksbur Sartinville Miss Leonard Samuel Fertilla New Orleans Gus Hall el Reno Okla Crandall Kaufman County Texas Gray San Antonio Albert Miller Willie Bengon Orange Dr. Richardson C. EE. Slade

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