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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
4
In a Texas context editorials remark on U S policy toward Cuba and its backfire while Albert T. Petrick is praised as a remarkable long distance figure. The Republican campaign in Texas is described as slow, though supported by a double header.
Harvie Jordan president of the Southern Cotton Association is scheduled to speak in Texas on the topic of 10 cent cotton as labor unions clash with Standard Oil in the Middle West. The era of conservatism and telegraph network changes has impacted the revolution industry in Mexico. Attorne generals may gain a chance to confront the octopus when it is not lacking.
In response to a letter from Milam County official Count Clerk J T Kemp, Assistant Attorney General Claude Pollard urges compliance with Judge J C Scott's reattaining order. The name of Judge Hardy may remain on the Democratic ticket while the order is in force.
Ex Governor Sayers foresees the next legislature enacting stringent laws to prevent such performances statewide. The opinion appears broadly held that the act should be barred across Georgia due to disruptions in Atlanta and Macon.
Senator Foraker cites a country youth who studies boxing in New York. The heavy weight instructor warns restraint, but a brutal blow lands, prompting a cheerfully taunting remark. The pupil reveals the horseshoe in his glove for luck, a lighthearted twist on the clash.
In the dress goods section, leaders announce late patterns in plain and novelty weaves. The first shipment of vivid silk waistings nearly sold out and a new shipment is due for Monday or Tuesday display by Wagher and Brandon.
A large and beautiful assortment of Japanese linen is showcased in centerpieces tray cloths and doilies by Wagner and Brandon. The collection includes an array of patterns and textures, emphasizing craftsmanship and decorative versatility.
Mr. I. N. Conyers of Martin with a large wholesale and retail horse and mule business has secured the Myers vacant lot near the new post office in Bryan. He will offer high grade horses and mules at market value, inviting the public to view stock through his manager Mr. O Dubose.
A Pacific Mail steamer narrowly avoided disaster when a powerful waterspout struck the stern near Acapulco. The column of seawater toppled stanchions and awnings, terrifying passengers who awoke to the shock before the vessel reached port.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor visited New York from Washington to confer with Independent Labor party leaders. He aimed to map a campaign against congressmen alleged to have opposed labor interests.
Samuel Gompers declared opposition to organized labor but prior to leaving voiced satisfaction with Independent Labor party progress. He predicted labor would play a significant role in elections nationwide this year.
Thousands gather by the Missouri River to welcome the steamboat Lora en from St Louis. The vessel docks at the riverfront marking the resumption of steamboat freight traffic after more than ten years amid whistles bells and cheers.
Macao reports the body of Bishop Hoare, drowned in the recent typhoon, has been recovered. The Canton viceroy personally contributed 3000 to typhoon relief and sent two gun boats to aid in recovering the bodies. Look around the town and Fountain has the best.
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