10 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
1
Houston voters re elected Mayor Rice in a clear victory signaling strong backing for commission government and continued progress. The April 10 result shows a public desire to keep current reforms and avoid returning to old practices.
In April 10 events described with unclear details, a Lieutenant Honeywell leads a effort to push the Latina cap toe to the longest distance amid heavy rain. notes from UB Anno Pren Sug Antonio Tene suggest a challenging start and ongoing attempt.
Senator Rayner of Maryland addressed the senate asserting there would be no war with Mexico or Japan. He acknowledged reports of Japan seeking a Pacific coating station near Mexico but expressed confidence that Japan does not seek war with the United States and that no hostilities are likely.
Members of the Madero family and Jepder in eventiaL Mexicans held a secret conference in San Antonio Texas on April 10. They believed they had received additional advice from the City of Mexico.
Forty five bodies were recovered from the Danner mine by early morning, with many more still in the shafts waiting for tram cars to haul them to the surface. The dead and missing total stood at 138 as rescue efforts continued.
An embryo republic was proclaimed this morning at Comunilas de Aceitune in Malaga province. A clash between cid eas and soldiers left several wounded as troops rush to the scene.
Governor Colquitt received by telegraph a call from Hooker of Washington, proposing a Texas tour. The brief dispatch notes Booker T. Washington's scheduled visit and political outreach in Texas.
A Tokyo incident today reports a massive fire at an inlet area destroying Tenderloin Inlet structures. The blaze swept through thousands of homes, leaving tens of thousands homeless and local officials estimating a three million dollar loss with many feared dead.
Washington reports reconvened Congress after three days with committee actions. Senate Democrats may create additional chairmanships. Trust case decisions loom in court. Oklahoma rail dispute accuses interstate rates. 69 carriers named. Senator Latollette to push probe on post office department warnings. Taft denies troops mobilized over Japan Mexico treaty allegations.
A mine in Sonora named Ainas Calientes, owned by Americans, faces a threat from 400 Ingurrectas rebels. Reports claim rebels raided the Pervenia mine and threaten the American-owned site.
Two thousand citizens greet the first Santa Fe train over the Cotton Belt at Waco. A large party of revelers attends the welcome, ahead of an open air prosperity dinner tonight.
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