06 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
1
A fragmented report describes roadwork along a rural route near Maumee and Bryan. It mentions pavement improvements, drainage work, and anticipated completion progress, with references to local towns and the effort to improve travel conditions.
The document notes Wolters and Gray being discharged after a legislative session ruling. W.H. Fray and the team involved faced detention, with forty eight hours in jail issued on a writ of habeas corpus. The court held the house at issue and the proceedings centered on the writ and its implications.
The passage notes unresolved questions about the Wythe governor and statewide election issues. It mentions candidate Woltere and Tay, with focus on inquiries regarding the election process and eligibility.
Fragmentary readable lines describe a violent incident involving a man named Venus and others. The text is garbled with typos and scattered names, making the full event unclear. It mentions a death and possible military or organized group context with several obscured references.
Dallas Texas June reports show widespread rain across much of the state helping wheat and cotton prospects after a prolonged dry spell. Temperature near eighty with no rain in the Panhandle except as noted. Crop areas from Childress to San Antonio receive beneficial moisture aiding a larger wheat plantings.
Fragmentary report describes the father of the boy emperor quitting guardianship and naming two Manchu protectors to oversee the throne. Names and precise roles are unclear due to text corruption. The piece notes anticipated actions in Pekin and mentions officials associated with the process.
House and Senate figures show latest expenditures for next fiscal year read by chairmen Job L. Rockefeller and Rey F. W. Himes. The Agricultural Committee is coordinating with the investigating committee to review the figures before approval.
The assembled watchers made no further effort during the trial in the United States district court today. Each defendant pleaded not guilty when Judge Carpenter called the case. The courthouse was crowded with spectators showing keen interest in the proceedings.
Midland citizens plan a December 8 celebration while railroads reuse labor for a Bocaalon project. The Seine Illegalion Company earmarks 1000 for a permanent experiment near Lytle and Pecos Communernal Mk Das 4 movement seeks funds to secure a corridor across Texas. Hallettsville hosts a demonstration by Hevesman of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Amarillo ranches acquire 8000 head of cattle for 250000. Pittsburgh's Gute Refining wires a Saltillo to Fort Worth pipeline and refinery. Precincts Now, 1 and 4, including Peace, vote on a 100000 good roads bond. Reeves County forms a road-mason union. Oklahoma-Coow Ol ships machinery to Pecos and Taywholf Field for development. Wtuon County votes on 30000 for road-building equipment. Southern Paso is said to consider a 100-mile Pecos trench.
Belle Lodge No 1 officers elected for the coming year include A J Wilcox as chancellor commander and C B Jones as vice chancellor. The note lists multiple lodge officers and guards. A water crane project for Downe street near the fire station is planned by Houston & Texas Central to supply water from the standpipe.
Confusion rises in San Antonio as Bernardo Reyes and several Mexican officials vanish from headquarters and city chatter points to Mexican unrest. International concern grows as U.S. authorities watch for movements and possible rebellion amid war rumors.
New York jeweler Lily Asenwuate Premed was murdered and robbed of diamond worth about 110,000. The crime occurred at a building on Canal Street when an elevator was used. Engineer Joseph Roberts and an elevator boy were arrested for the murder. A fountain pen was recovered from Rothwerth’s pocket.
A legal notice summarizes charges against John W. Knight and associates in a fraud scheme linked to cotton bills of lading. The report notes court actions in the United States with references to Judge Grafs and involved parties across multiple counties. It mentions road bond votes, local manufacturing, and planned improvements near GreenvillA and Midian settlements impacting about 200 families. The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company is noted to plan entry, with settlements discussed for the affected communities.
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