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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
Havana reports Cuba teeters with Palma and Vice President Mendez Capote ready to resign. Moderates abdicate all national and local posts to push US peace commissioners to intervene. Liberals denounce treason, conservatives favor external stability, uncertain quorum delays Friday session.
Local ad touts a new line of turned and ready-to-wear hats at Bonneville s and promotes Singer Sewing Machine sales by agent T A Satterwhite as the genuine economy to buy.
The Eagle assesses Senator Bailey in a lengthy reply to attacks. It notes his defense of his course, links him to Waters-Pierce and Kirby matters, and predicts reelection though with weakened influence. It cites Dallas convention support and conservative loyalists as key factors shaping his renomination prospects.
The passage argues that citizens prefer officials remain independent of corporate employment and influence, even at financial sacrifice, to maintain trust and prevent disturbed confidence from such sources.
The Business League committee surveyed College and Bryan for transporting A and M students. Authorities face overflow and prefer Bryan boarding if possible. They urge those able to take students to notify Mr. A. W. Wilkerson at City National Bank with capacity and rates immediately.
John Winter and Clara Killough were married last night at 7 by Dr. George B. Butler at the Baptist parsonage. The bride is the daughter of farmer John Killough of Wheelock. the groom, son of Mrs. C. B. Winter, recently returned from Washington State. Friends extend best wishes.
Cotton receipts listed up to 6 o’clock yesterday afternoon at Lawrence Warehouse and Brick Warehouse with a total bases Middling basis at 87 8- cents.
A Punch full-page cartoon portrays President Roosevelt in a policeman's uniform with a big stick. He confronts two Cuban duelists and vows to intervene, symbolizing U S attitude toward the Cuban situation as described by a Times dispatch.
Danville Ill Sept 26 Passenger train No 8 known as the Buffalo Mail from Kansas City to Buffalo ran into an open switch west of Catlin and struck a freight. All passenger cars except one overturned and burned. Three killed and several missing. Thirty seven injured. Names of the dead and injured listed with hometowns and relations.
Atlanta reports riot control after days of unrest. Schools reopen with attendance high, factories resume work at 6 am, and liquor licenses for Negro bars are rescinded. A citizens committee with mayor and militia maintains order as peace is deemed restored.
Over fifty representatives from Missouri Texas Alabama Louisiana and Mississippi met in St Louis on September 26 to plan a new group named the Southern Lumber Operators Association with a projected capital of 7 million dollars.
Portsmouth Virginia September 26 conductors on Air Line railway have received a substantial wage increase.
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