The New Year and The Market: Grocery With New Things
A compact note catalogs new year themed items and changes at the local market. It lists entries titled The New Year The New Market and The Grocery with New Things with numeric prefixes.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1914
Page
1
A compact note catalogs new year themed items and changes at the local market. It lists entries titled The New Year The New Market and The Grocery with New Things with numeric prefixes.
From Mexico City on January 2 General Huerta released twenty six former deputies he had imprisoned in October. Rodolfo Meyes and Jetanos, the former minister of Justice, are among the bold prisoners released.
Attorney Maury says he will not press a closure of Houston's remitted district after the chief of police promises to maintain better order there.
A historic dispatch from Peking notes that about twenty four thousand people were executed in Sia Chun Province during a period linked to political and criminal offenders. The figures reflect broad punitive campaigns.
Report from New York confirms that Justin Rosenbaum of Chicago backed by Carnegie Vincent Astor and others will launch a chain of banks on a European model. The aim is to establish credit for small savers and provide small loans to those too small for traditional banks, reducing reliance on reckless lenders.
Chicago Jan 2 A. Jack Johns the pugilist may appear for trial today on Mann act charges. Johnson bonded under $15 000 with the name of the late Col. Matthew Baldwin on the bond. Baldwin was a close friend of Senator Stephen B Elkins and Alexander Dowie of Zion City. Baldwin died recently from gas asphyxiation.
From Laredo Texas January 2 the clash at Nuevo Laredo renewed with Constitutionalists fortified overnight. Entrenchments three quarters of a mile southeast of the city brought them within about a thousand yards of Federal positions. Federals, under heavy fire, failed to dislodge them as mines exploded and reserves held. Stock market news notes Morgan securities retreat from thirty companies with no broad market impact.
Secretary of War Garrison orders General Jiss to allow refugees to cross into Texas from Offoags to save lives. Constitutionalists near Osigana advance at Presidio when federal evacuations slow due to some troops receiving back pay.
New York January 1 J P Morgan and Company said it severed ties with several long connected firms to reflect changing public sentiment amid criticism of interlocking directorates. Withdrawals included New York Central and New Haven railroads American Telephone and Telegraph Company and others. Public officials and Senator Hitchcock praised the action as a step away from entrenched corporate influence and scandal.
Pass Christian Miss Jan 2 Lind had not seen President Wilson by afternoon and correspondents were puzzled by the President’s refusal to disclose information from his cottage about Lind who was aboard the battleship Morgan. The President refused to comment on the Morgan withdrawals.
Austin Tex Jan 2 It is reported the Railroad Commission is not disposed to order freight rate reductions due to flood losses nor to permit rate increases since shippers also suffered losses.
Charley Schwartz and Misa Freices Hratieka receive marriage licenses. Rohde Reynolds anid Mi Paste, Mae Miller, James Cestice and Rose Brows, Jack Druman and Lisle Hodge also listed for licenses.
Bryan and vicinity expected to have generally fair skies tonight and Saturday. East Texas outlook mirrors this fair pattern with clear to partly cloudy conditions. John Daly Jr. Observer reports the briefing.
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