18 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
1
In Unineville Georgia February 18 four masked robbers held up the New York and New Orleans Limited No 36 northbound at White Sulphur Springs this morning. The express was halted and passengers were frightened but none were reported injured as the raiders escaped with valuables. Authorities pursued the suspects along the railway line.
Five inches of rain caused floods sweeping away parts of rail storage dam structures near Sweetwater Texas. Officials report dam failure washed out river banks and disrupted local lines. In Weatherford, a murder trial for Howell’s death in September opened, with proceedings described by the Associated Press.
Detectives Beavening and agents search Washington and Oregon for Mrs Trevelyan Na let, alleged Morganatic wife of King George V, daughter of Admiral Seymour. Spokane police reveal one operative forged credentials and operated in eastern Washington as part of a wide hunt. Local officials suspect the pursuit aims to shield Mrs Na let from her true identity.
Van H Howard has been advanced within the San Antonio & Aransas Pass railway accounting department to serve as auditor for the Artesian belt line. The promotion reflects increased responsibilities in overseeing financial operations. Howard's move marks a notable career step within the railway’s accounting ranks.
The house passed the Bun Angelo and Galveston charter bills containing recall provisions. After Governor Colquitt vetoes them, lawmakers plan further action. City charter bills also passed for Denison Terrell Corpus Christi and Laredo. The state committee on internal improvements favored Katy Central consolidation and boiler inspection. Warren and Vaughan proposals, Ten Mile bill, A M tax bill discussed. Senate defeated district realignment and Wood County road law. A measure prohibits male staff near state institutions within ten miles. A $60,000 dormitory for the Corsicana orphanage was proposed. The McNealey child labor bill was consumed without action. The house debated university and A M maintenance tax without act.
Union Pacific Ratreat Company will equip its system with wireless teleg raph service to operate between own stations and moving trains.
Associated Press reports Pettibone of the Santa Fe announces March 1 as the start date for passenger service into Waco on the Cotton Belt line. The long awaited extension aims to boost commerce and regional transport as the railroad inaugurates new trains into the city.
In Kanone City Mor, Charles Gates son of Jon W Bates rushed east this morning seeking urgent medical care for suspected blood poisoning. The special bearing train did not stop here, and reports say his condition remains serious as he travels toward Uhyplelane for treatment.
Local telegrams from Wossineson and Lottie Texas report Senator Lori Mar will speak in the senate on charges before the body while discussions in Washington center on reciprocity. Governor itt approved pro forma measures amid labor and political maneuvering. A local option election petition in Lockhart gains traction as county commissioners set dates.
Fort Worth Texas February 18 Five U news and dollars were raised by the city church to clear out objectionable rooming houses. Community leaders organized the effort and collected funds to curb vice and improve neighborhood standards.
A report from Denton Texas states a preservative was allegedly injected into eggs reaching Hamilton County through holes. Officials note the suspected case may involve deliberate tampering with food supplies.
Water mains work at Allen Academy extended this morning. A six inch main now replaces the old line, providing extended service to the property. All connections for pipes and fire plugs have been completed and secured.
Allen Myers noted as postmaster at Tiryan, praised for efficient administration and prompt service. Taft reappointed him amid broad support from leading business firms, teachers, ministers, and professionals, citing exemplary conduct and courtesy.
A Ward murder jury in Vernon failed to reach a verdict after thirty hours of deliberation, ending in a hung decision. Meanwhile in Waco, W. O. Lawrence was elected president of the Texas Cotton Merchants Association, succeeding active merchants and exporters.
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A local grocer emphasizes that reputation comes before profit and pledges to honor customers by encouraging word of mouth referrals. The notice claims trust and consistent service to ensure customers gladly recommend the store to friends.
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