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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1914
Page
5
A flood of arrivals and departures marked a busy day in the city. People named include W. Wilekos, J. Jenkins, Mrs. Margood, and R. Pipkin, with visits from Brynn and Waxahachie and schedules ranging from market runs to church services.
Aich lumberman died in Pasadena in a local incident. The brief item notes the man's identity and location, with no further details available in the readable fragment.
A damaged OCR note from St Louis reports a large monetary damage claim involving the St Louis Stock Exchange and several parties. The text is incomplete and contains repeated phrases and garbled words, mentioning a one quarter million dollar damage figure and alleged monopoly claims against unnamed defendants.
Secretary Bryan shows signs of improvement and may resume duties Monday. The text mentions resignation of Bryn Ty Bary and references to conventions and meetings at courthouses and city halls, with scattered garbled phrases about events and names.
Disjointed text presents a matinee featuring Dan Russell and the Matinee Girls in a light entertainment program at a local venue. Describes charming costumes and a lively musical act designed to please patrons with an appealing stage presence and fashionable attire.
A New York Evening Journal editorial by Rev. Charles Parkhurst criticizes melodrama at the Eltinge Theatre in Manhattan. It discusses pay rates and rowdy behavior surrounding performances of Within the Law and Bayard Wellley’s show, noting sensational depictions and moral judgments about the audience and cast.
Fragmentary text references theatre performances at the Colonial Theatre and a prominent stage figure Turner. Mentions a melodrama and a Latin occupation play, with names like Mary Inney, Delta Derlor, and Marley Beechar Browe. Content is garbled and lacks coherent narrative.
The county school trustees election features twenty eight common school candidates, two independents, and three others per district. Current county official Graham seeks secretary post, while contests involve the county superintendent’s office and state certificates.
In the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas Chas Stephen bankruptcy matter notices creditors of Fe Henderson elected official who directed sale of stocks in the state including whiskey and private sale items. The sale, April 2 1914 at 10 4 am, subject to court order and protection of the bankruptcy proceedings. Earl Wharton referee in bankruptcy oversees the action.
Lone Star cotton seed offered in several hundred tamale lots. Select high grade variety priced at 125 dollars per bushel in bushel lots and 140 dollars for smaller quantities. Write or call Guy McNamee in Waco Texas for details.
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