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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1913
Page
2
Fragmentary notes suggest talks of the Legion disbanding and relocating to Galveston. The scribbled item mentions potential sessions around Christmas and hints at public interest in positions, tobacco references, and a prodi tos favor without clear names or dates.
Paris observes the halfway mark of Lent with the Carême festival, amid celebrations that reflect a shift from liturgical to broader social pageantry. The event mirrors France’s historical feast traditions under rulers like Henry IV, with Parisians mixing religious reflection and public festivity in a modern context.
Governor Colgate Tate meets General Bienver at Fort Jam and disputes War Department orders. He asserts authority to withhold state cavalry from Brownsville, citing prior requests from Cameron County officials and asking for notice of any major developments while defending the need for orderly troop deployment.
New York February sale catalogs rare stamps including two St Louis Postmaster stamps from 1845 with high catalogue values and a Confederate States provisional envelope set. Notable items include a nine cent and ten cent stamps on various papers with double impressions, plus numerous other rare proofs and envelopes from Madison, Alabama to Alexandria, La. Catalog notes mention expected bidding and some postmaster specimens tied to J. H. Wollep and future exhibitions led by Mrs. Nolan Merrick Henry at Grand Central Palace.
Connie Mack's volatile team travels to San Antonio Texas with junior players for a practice session and prep games. The schedule lists a test game at Park Worth on March 18 and a week of workouts starting in Austin.
Fragmented OCR reads of early 1900s events. Mentions manufacture of pricks by machinery, War Department ratings on Indians, Ky earthquakes, Confederates capturing a train near Nashville Woodburn, St. Louis area bill fights in Congress, habeas corpus issues, and political resignations and cabinet turmoil.
A column reports a birthday gathering for Mr. GW Bhowére with a wife prepared supper and several attendees including Meat de Maret Henry Crenshaw Le MM Ne Hewit and Rev J Tatu. It notes four men born in the same year and reflects on railroad life and shared fortunes. Also listed are marriages Nora Wachie Macy It Walle Matthew frowe and Jutie Cooper and a restoration method for rubber products using ammonia and water in an old trade note.
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