13 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
1
Reporter notes a chaotic fragment about Princess Mary, the English Princess Royal, traveling aboard a steamer named Mexandos Dagmar with King George’s son in law and accompanying passengers en route to Egypt. Details are garbled and unclear due to OCR errors.
A ranchman Danaey Sheen was fatally wounded after a Mexican, tied into a confrontation, fired shots in darkness at a ranch house in Foxas. The assailant captured following the clash with Walter Edwards. details scarce and unclear.
Police had orders to let everyone have his say and no arrest were made as disturbances broke up the meeting in Carnegie Hall New York. The chaotic scene followed a clash over control and decorum with officers working to restore order while protesters shouted.
Thurston Cole, a known journeyman in business, has purchased the interval of J. V. Brogdon in the Cooper and Brogdon firm. He takes over immediately, with stock taking underway, and will move into the store to manage the business and address the many loyal customers. Mr Cole has Harvey community roots and years of grocery experience, while Brogdon settles in Brainerd due to health and will reside in Orsan.
A damaged report states an unidentified man was found dead aboard a Pullman car from a train near Houston. The incident is described as involving a person who may have been insane, with the body recovered at White Oak Bayou area. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
By Associated Press Washington December 12 the campaign in the interest of national parks will be the feature for the convention of the American Civic Association which opened today.
AP dispatch from Phoenix reports a sweeping Democratic victory in Arizona's state election. Analysts note a proposed constitutional amendment abolishing recall of judges drew broad support, potentially reshaping the judiciary, while GOP leaders admit a sharp setback. The outcome signals major changes for party alignment and state government.
Chicago reporters say the second week of the Chicago meat packers trial shows slow jury selection with seven jurors for the box, four perhaps to be excused. Proceedings continue amid uncertainty as to final panel.
Two miners died in a distant mine disaster as bodies were found in their working clothes, severely decomposed with no hope of recovery. Rescue teams reported hazardous conditions and concluded no survivors remained.
Friends in Laredo say they know nothing of Bernardo Reyes and report he is at Galeana with a fighting force organized. Reyes was previously reported near Mier, Mexico, today as the conflict in the region continues.
Local report from Belton Texas notes the death of Tom Cloyd, son of City Attorney Hall. A note circulated publicly by Werenick is cited as details of the fatal event, but the full causes remain unclear as investigators review the varvolic weld reference.
Aaland in New York in December reports a trouble between two major baseball leagues. Peace makers and a committee of the National Commission presented a decree today to calm the dispute and restore harmony among organizers and teams. The text notes efforts to avert a major split and resume normal schedules.
Kansas City dispatch reports the county prosecutor believes the wife of Juror Waldrop has received word from the fugitive. Investigators expect one or two more witnesses to testify today in the Hyde trial context.
Three men suspected of taking part in the mail train hold-up on the Abbeville Coast Line near Hartleyville were arrested in Atlanta early today. The arrests come after an investigation launched following the December 13 incident. Authorities say the suspects are being questioned to establish involvement and recover stolen mail and valuables.
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