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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1912
Page
2
A fragmentary clipping discusses Fort Worth related legal matters mentioning Rev Norris and Judge Simmons. It praises Mrs Proctor for fostering a garden display, while railing at perceived prejudice in a Texas court case. The tone suggests a defense of judicial integrity amid sensational coverage.
The notice lists candidates and positions for the 1912 Democratic primary including Representative Mon, County Judge G. Sminkert, Sheriff John D. Coulee, County Treasurer Priddy, Tax Assessor Bidney Smith AM, McCullough, Tabor, Tax Collector Houwen Wipprecht, County Clerk Tigers Par, School Superintendent Parker Carmen, and others. It notes Maggie and Neal’s retirement from journalism and the Eagle's interest in Carthage East Texas Register, with reflections on Adams, Neal, and Carnes as literary figures and a nod to Texan readers.
A fragment recounts a feathery display of robes sent to The Eagle office by CM Proctor, mentions diverse items and colours, then pivots to a Titanic banquet and premonitions. The ruinous news tone hints at impending disaster near the shipowner Lamay and rumors of tickets bought for the Sunday night event.
A Ham revival reports three sermons delivered in the tent with an exhortation to live for Christ and place Him above worldly pleasures. The speaker urged personal commitment, warned against gambling and sin, and challenged the audience to invite Jesus into every aspect of life while noting daily services and choir activities.
Cyclone Davie threatens coastal areas as meteorologists forecast a strengthening storm. Officials urge monitoring as Davie tracks toward the Jonker region with potential high winds and heavy rain warnings issued by weather agencies.
Texas April 22 dispatch notes Harmon set to visit Texas on Wednesday as part of campaign activity for Governor Tar. Maxey, chair of the wine Hoemon campaign committee, confirms receipts and coordination for the event. Major details remain murky due to OCR errors but intent is Harmon arrival and campaign presence in Texas.
A lengthy excerpt outlines a maritime tragedy’s aftermath and public response. It mentions Governor Harmon’s supporters coordinating event logistics, a wartime or disaster relief tone, and expressions of gratitude from those in Texas for aid. The piece features days in April, travel legs to Fort Worth, Waco, and Galveston, interurban lines, and a call for assistance and memorials. It also includes poems and memorial notes honoring the dead.
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