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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
1
Washington reports the president and committee met to discuss the income tax plan and related changes. The session aimed to finalize the bill and outline the special section to be presented to Congress.
A notice announces four meetings at Carnegie Hall and Mount College to discuss Sarasang issues and portance to that matter. Local residents expected to attend in large numbers as Bryao interests are cited.
A meeting at the Metropolitan Opera House scheduled for May 2 outlines a parade for the suffragist movement. Attendees discussed upcoming actions and plans for broader acceptance of invitations and public demonstrations next month.
A Turkish cruiser sank the Greek transport Levon in the Adriatic yesterday. It picked up the crew and sent them to Jaffa, while the Greek ship was supervising Beevan troops. The report notes an unrelated local business matter about a fountain store front and new beverage premises.
The infant of Henry Howman from Kouton City slipped into a wash tub full of water and drowned. The incident occurred yesterday as neighbors and local families gathered near Graney Commercial Chick.
The Uniontown Kentucky area reports 2000 people sheltering in horse stalls amid widespread flood devastation. About 1400 residents and 00 refugees lack food and housing. relief stations mobilize to reach Wheeling. International aid arrives from France and Canada to help flood victims.
Governor Colquitt told about two hundred Iowa voters gathered in Austin that Texas offered protection if they settled there and warned against trouble as militia could be deployed. The speech drew jeers and a quip about taking leaders with them. Emmeline Pankhurst was found guilty of inciting property damage and sentenced to three years.
Sir Thomas Lipton, despite the New York Yacht Club’s refusal of his terms, announces an unconditional challenge for the America's Cup, aiming to secure the famed prize in sailing’s premier contest.
Georges Bertman, a developer from La Miberts, and Pascal Checaldi, a French Chamber deputy, were wounded but not fatally in a sword duel. The April 7 confrontation occurred after a dispute between the two men.
Secretary of State Triam informs foreign diplomats that the United States intends to recognize the Chin e Republic in April and urges other governments to act in concert with Washington on that date.
The Texas Railroad Commission reports a large rise in total operating revenue for seven months ending January 1, with Meight revenue passenger revenue and operating expenses all up over the previous year. Total operating revenue increased from 62,247,000 to 72,610,000 during the period.
Pope Piux will receive a number at Wishape today and will be closely watched by biophyal Hana. He will hold the first public audience tomorrow at some time.
Mrs Cunningham died last night at 11 at her home in the Prazos bottom leaving a husband and six children. She will be buried this afternoon at 4 in City Cemetery with Rev W Buchanan conducting the services.
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