24 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
1
Jumbo celery tomatoes cranberries cauliflower head lettuce sweet peppers radishes carrots parsley spinach shells green beans yellow corn butter beans eye plants offered. Local market lists fresh picks including lettuce peppers and root vegetables for seasonal cooking needs.
Special report from Bryan Sues Wavahache Texas December describes a passenger train collision one mile south of Dallas on the Trinity Mouave Valley railroad. Fireman Rollinson was injured, navigator McLain of Union Station was bruised, many windows were shattered, engines were demolished.
A hurried dispatch from La Dec 4 reports Cuba near revolutionary upheaval with the government warning of grave danger. Measures are being taken to avert unrest as revolutionary traders are said to be active, and armed bands are linked to potential uprisings.
Reports say Mexican revolutionists burned and dynamited multiple railway bridges near Pon, Texas, damaging the Paso and Northern Western railroad line southward. The assault followed the capture of a train yesterday, with communications opened as far south as Gueman, and no delays beyond that point reported.
A Houston business man is reported ill in New Orleans. The fragment mentions Frye and an association with a Coca-Cola-like company, plus references to a daughter and personal matters, but the text is garbled. The available names suggest local business ties and an alleged health issue in New Orleans.
A morning blaze in Oakwood destroyed ten business houses and caused about twenty thousand dollars in losses. It wiped out stores including M. A Hrkey general merchandise De. Enrer drugs W. V. Cutler confectionery A. T. Cutlery saddlery D. B. M. Lankster grocer and women markets and tailor. The fire origin was unknown.
A murder case in which jurors could not reach a verdict resulted in a mistrial after two weeks of trial. The panel stood eleven to one for conviction, but failed to agree, and the judge declared a mistrial.
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