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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
4
The article outlines Washington reaction to Woodrow Wilson’s choice for his private secretary and the broader implications for the incoming administration. It notes expectations of publicity, cabinet access, and the balance between open communication and official restraint amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Mr. Wilson's private secretary F. Tumulty was born in Jersey City on March 6, 1879. He came from a locally prominent family active in politics and received his early training in New Jersey politics before moving into national service.
An odd incident reports Gov Dunne fending off an improvised attack with a broom handle. He recounts a confrontation where a citizen brandished a broom and a bystander warned of arrest for assault and battery. The piece highlights public misuse of improvised weapons and self defense claims.
A historic sketch outlines Knute Nelson of Minnesota as a prominent Republican senator whose tenure extended decades, noting his early life in Norway, arrival in America, and impact in Congress. The piece praises his leadership and reflects on the era as it shaped the Senate’s composition and political balance.
Mississippi Senator Vardaman spoke on tariff policy and possible revision timing. He avoided committing to removing revisions before the convention and urged careful debate after the convention while indicating support for a revised schedule and cautious changes.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an old fashioned electric car on Pocgayvaria Avenue. The piece notes plum velvet plush buttons, incandescent glow, low ceiling lighting, and a classic wooden door mechanism. It evokes a homelike early automobile atmosphere with specific interior details.
A Canadian woman, Jaffray, known as Mrs. dattray's admirer, rises to prominence in Washington. The White House staff, led by the president's aides, praise her steady work while the public debates the cost of living and the role of domestic help at the executive mansion.
A masked raider dressed as a woman aided by accomplices robbed a man at a downtown location, brandishing a revolver and demanding money. Police pursued two suspects for several blocks before they vanished, with one suspect identified as a woman in a later statement.
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