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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1906
Page
4
Ab stract Books Brazos County Land Titles offered by office in Taliaferro building opposite the Court House. Five room house with two lots on the East side of town in good neighborhood. Improvements in good repair. Price $1100 for a few days only, terms reasonable.
Miss Bessie Buchanan hosted a Friday afternoon gathering with the Bace orettes. Activities featured Hearts and a college pennant-themed contest. prizes included an A. and M. hat pin and a pennant stick pin. Guests included Gussie and Fannie Buchanan, Cora Garth, Louise Harris, many others. plans noted for future meetings and Daughters of the Confederacy events.
The Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoos holds its annual convention in Oklahoma City starting Saturday and will stay through Wednesday. More than two thousand delegates are expected, with large regional delegations from Louisiana Arkansas and other southern lumber regions. Grand Priest Stevenson of St Paul and National Strivewator Baird arrived Friday.
Mrs Susie Dalton wife of Professor Dalton of Baylor University suffered serious burns when gasoline was poured into a lit stove in Waco on September 8. A brother helped extinguish the flames and save her from greater harm.
Mineola Texas September 8 1910 The county calaboose was destroyed by a Friday night fire a prisoner died in the flames the blaze blocked entry and the jail could not be entered to rescue him.
In Lindale Texas on September 8 a whisky drummer was approached by a ladies delegation asking him not to sell whisky there. He complied and departed on the first train. In Corpus Christi Texas on September 8 an aged Black man named Frank Clark died after a beating. A man named Slattery was arrested.
Cambridge wins by a couple of lengths over Harvard on the Thames with a time of 19 minutes 18 seconds. The record for the course is 18 minutes 47 seconds set by Oxford in 1893.
Manuel Sarabín, spokesman for the Mexican junta at 2647 Lafayette avenue, says members will remain at their posts and continue Generación while appealing to President Roosevelt for justice. He denies the junta is anarchistic and asserts they seek liberty and an honest government for Mexico.
A five-member revolutionary group in Vladivostok impersonated military officers and soldiers to rob a bank of $107,000 destined for the Thirtieth regiment. The men, dressed as officers, arrived Saturday and withdrew the entire sum, triggering a major theft case.
Oklahoma City reports the start of L'Amerika Esparantesto the first Esperanto journal in America. The note compares to over forty journals in Europe and references the Geneva conference that sparked interest in the language.
Officers pursued horse thieves in the Chickasaw nation in a running fight. One horse thief is reported wounded.
Dentist advertises crown and bridge specialty services. Office located upstairs over Burt Norwid's store.
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