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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1913
Page
1
New York on July 4 190? reports William Rockefeller has lost his voice per Dr W F Chappalin his physician explaining the ailment and the need to rest his vocal cords amid the ongoing strain from public duties.
Amoniated Hema Frinvuud of Coto reports two teenage boys aged 19 were attacked by coyotes while outdoors in a rural setting. One boy sustained bites and injuries, while the other escaped unharmed according to local notices.
A brief weather note reports bitterly cold conditions at Fort Bliss this morning with a reading near four degrees. No further details or impacts given.
The Associated Press reports Corpus Christi temperatures rose above the morning level while Nueces County sees a major crop decline. Local irrigation channels flooded fields and hindered the large harvest, with growers noting flood conditions affecting water supply and crop outcomes.
The Epting case proceeded toward trial in Memphis with motions to continue and to quash the indictment overruled by District Judge Nabere in the KP. The proceedings moved to the warming stage as the case was slated for trial.
President Taft sent a message to Congress endorsing a 250000 appropriation to sustain the Commission on efficiency in the executive departments. He argues adoption of the commission’s proposals could save millions annually and notes clerk costs at the New York port exceed those of several departments in Washington.
The special city election yesterday to choose a mayor and to vote on two bond propositions and a paving plan drew 97 voters despite extreme cold. W. W. Harrin defeated arbens, and the waterworks bond proposal received a large majority. The electorate showed clear support for progressing with city improvements.
The Serbian government decided to withdraw from the Adriatic, a notable step toward peace. The action follows regional tensions and signals a potential easing of conflict in the area.
Report from Washington today cites Rep Humphrey informing investigators that a Royal Mail steamship planned to form a monopoly of all steamship lines on Atlantic and Pacific routes to South America via the Panama Canal, aiming to control traffic. The statement underscores concerns over competition and strategic control of key sea lanes.
John Jones a Cleburne machinist shot a girl in her room after an attempted escape with him. A second shot struck a stool stay injuring another in the same scene. The girl was wounded but expected to recover. Jones, who came from Stosenburg, Texas, warned police he would kill, delivering a note after the act.
Hon A Linden of the Texas Murn Tale Commission will deliver the feature lecture at 7 20 tonight in the chapel at the college. Dean J J Kyle of the agricultural department issued a special invitation to ry an and Karor county farmers to attend this free event. Today's program featured talks on plant diseases livestock propagation and tree surgery by various professors and specialists. The short winter course runs through January 18.
Commissioner Lawrence 0. Murray told a house investigating committee there should be a criminal statute to prevent bank officers from taking personal compensation for loans to the nearbank.
Washington January report on proposed removal of segro as an American soldier role prompts a Tanking officers conference. Officers favoring the plot argue native discontent and perceived black trooper presence in the Philippines and Hawaii, amid deployment of the Twenty fifth Infantry to the islands.
A blaze at Johnson and Simpson drug store in Cleburne Texas on June 1 destroyed the shop. The loss is estimated at $15,000 with $8,000 covered by insurance. Local fire crews battled the flames, no injuries reported.
Partial crop loss in California reported after last night weather and smudging efforts saved a large portion. Estimated value of crops is 90 million dollars with about 825 thousand affected locally.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Data hosted a New Year’s celebration with a turkey dinner and many guests from across Texas including Mim Kuhedy Nava, B Terrell Savannah, D Dakle Waco, Georgia Rael Iran, Dunlap and Mart connections. Guests praised Dunlap for entertainment and plans for a third room and teacher for the local school year ahead.
Charles Friley, who has served eight months as secretary at A. and M. College, is named registrar by Cat Z Milner. Friley, a Bryan resident with his sister Mrs J Webb Howell, has overseen student reports and college correspondence. his new duties will include student registration.
An Antarctic expedition returns with news of discovered land and questions about the continent’s extent. Lieutenant Plichner faces pressure over claims while Sir Ernest’s charting guides the crew toward a potential new shore and a set of disputed boundaries.
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