07 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
1
Adenchated Prem Port Worth reports Farner editor of ve Bentler and a pro leader were arrested for sending obscene matter through mail. He says he is a victim of persecution.
A Negro man was arrested in Yoakum Texas on arson charges connected to a house fire that damaged property owned by B Huth Muth and Wise. A maid child in the vicinity was reportedly warned moments before the blaze.
Desperate conditions report seventy five coal miners entombed with three wounded and others in Bancroft mine after Federal control. Prisoners captured alive hint at escape plans as Canan Gewades drawn Lofts gone. Twenty two camp followers arrive at Juarez amid fording flooded routes carrying belongings.
In Scranton Pennsylvania, April mourners gather outside the burned mine shaft tomb for the entombed miners. Officials report no hope for rescue as families wait amid the disaster and funeral preparations begin.
Passengers of the steamer Princess Irene stranded off the Long Island coast with 1720 aboard are in danger as life saving crews rush to board. The Frederick Wilhelm set to assist and will transfer passengers once the Wilhelm takes approach. Women are seen boarding relief ships as rescue efforts continue.
Bell County farmers at a meeting in Batton Tex adopt resolutions backing initiative referendum and recall. The resolutions accuse the legislature of opposing reform and dismiss lawmakers as hirelings unfit to represent the people.
An entomologist in Austin Texas reports that elm trees and plant life should suffer little damage this year, noting favorable conditions and reduced pest activity. The forecast suggests milder impact on local foliage and crops compared with prior years.
Stockholders in the Texas Cotton Palace association approved a stock increase from 60,000 to 180,000, with most new shares already sold. The expansion aims to support a fully arranged exhibition this year in Waco Texas as part of ongoing plans.
A Fort Worth jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Mrs. Brooks in the murder case of Mrs. Binford. The acquittal followed accusations that Mrs. Brooks killed her. The trial centered on evidence presented by the prosecution and defense.
Amorbach reports a Zeppellin flight from Friedrichshafen to Stuttgart on April 7. The airship reportedly carried several passengers and circled the Stuttgart palace dropping a bouquet to the king and queen of Württemberg with a small parachute.
Jury toiled through the night in Houston Texas over a murder at Alice Easruy as the panel remained out after nightfall. Prosecution and defense argued key points while witnesses testified, with verdict expected pending further discussion.
A witness collapsed in court while testifying after a period of fasting. The judge adjourned proceedings and ordered the witness to eat half of a chosen item as part of the ongoing case.
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