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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
2
A notice states a package with two bats, one boy’s and one girl’s, was found near the courthouse. The owner can retrieve by applying at the office and paying the notice fee. It also mentions a store selling waists and coat suits by Ed Kiam and a prompt to visit.
Foster colored was acquitted on burglary. Hampton Palmer colored was found not guilty of assault to murder but guilty of aggravated assault with a $100 fine and costs. Will Kurney was arraigned for murder. defense motion for continuance denied. jury empaneled. The Crouch cases were continued.
Advertised letters include ladies Julia Boyd Julia Cotter Josephine King Lucy Parker Alice Porter Rosie Rhodes Georgia Sparrow Mrs Smith Mrs Will Thomas Mrs M Thomas Mrs N name Mie My Williams Mrs M Tui w Gents talwell Beach J W Brathey Jm Dobbs Rev C C Holik Joe Houston Dock Jackson Milton Leonard Sidney Lewis R S Martin Allen Morgan Mr & Mrs Moore CI Powell John Richard Martin Thompson Wash
Dallas accounting Presbyterian Synod plans a sale of excursion tickets on September 20 and morning of September 21. Proceeds support Synod programs.
Alfredo Zayas reports that Colonel Avalos with 200 mounted men attacked a rebel force under Pino Guerra near Los Palaceios. Rebels suffered one dead and two wounded while government troops suffered eighteen dead and thirty wounded. A second attack was halted by Guerra's brother who brokered a rapid armistice.
A northbound St L and S F freight train fell through a bridge on the South Canadian river near Carleton Oklahoma. Engineer Paul Palmer died and Brakeman Priest is missing. A body identified as Kunz of Blackwell Oklahoma was seen on a small island near the bridge.
Mrs. Frank L. Howell woke to a noise in the bathroom and confronted a man who tried to pull her into the room. She fought back as her robe tore and her son cried for help. A militia was called and the assailant fled leaving a razor behind.
A Guadalajara dispatch to the Jalisco Times reports 51 people drowned in floods across Santiago Ixcuintla and nearby Tepica district. An estimated 500 are left homeless as Sinaloa suffers widespread inundation with several river towns partially destroyed and crops ruined.
Bryan progresses on a trolley line, with substantial donations listed from individuals and firms including J. A. Myers and the First National Bank. The committee nears the required 15,000 dollars, needing about 3,000 more to finalize the finance and contract details upon Mr Kennedy’s return to Texas.
Sherman reports a touching incident at the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Carothers on North Maxey street a bright little girl fell into suspended animation believed dead from diphtheria revived briefly then died within hours Tuesday morning.
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows elected officers led by Grand Sire H. S. Conway of Chicago and Deputy Grand Sire John L. Nolen of Nashville in the Toronto session held on September 19.
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