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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
1
A compact listing from the 1914 edition highlights two stores, One Nineteen and Twenty-Three and One Fifty, featuring new year offerings and a grocery with new things. The short notice emphasizes fresh merchandise and market novelty for shoppers.
An explosion at the Davie Creek coal mine entombed ten to twelve miners, including the foreman, with all believed dead. Rescue attempts were hindered by continuing danger and poor air. Authorities pledged renewed pursuit of survivors.
A readable sports brief notes Jalen leading a Monday event where the Indy won despite partial operation. Officials report steady pace and continued competition as the team resumes activities.
Pretoria dispatch says the government faces a revolutionary threat beyond an ordinary strike as unrest spreads in townships. Reports describe rising tensions among workers and women amid the turmoil.
The executive committee of Lin states Democratic presiding bodies plan suppression of candidate selections and county ballots. The body, meeting in Dallas January 10, will set rules banning newspaper publication of the nomination and will convene after precinct votes to influence the State convention.
Fragmentary report describes President Witen departing Sunday amid a village submerged by a high tide. Partial text mentions flooding near Me notables and scattered names, with unclear details on location and dates.
Report from Angersfontein South Africa dated Jan 10 describes seven laborers killed and thirty wounded in a violent outbreak during a watch. Whites also injured as tensions flare over the death of a native and retaliatory violence escalates.
Unannounced premier reports dynamite blast breaks final barrier to the great New York aqueduct. The tunnel, nine years in the making, will deliver about one hundred million gallons of water daily, costing around one hundred sixty million dollars and ranking as a major engineering feat second only to the Panama Canal.
The eightieth birthday of Uncle Abe was celebrated Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fe Te Bueno of Steep Hollow. A large gathering attended including family and friends. the event honored Abe with his children and grandchildren present and observed by many local well-wishers.
January city council session notes routine business. Minutes approved. Water main extension discussed for Sandon corner to Peterson rowt home. Engineer report on curbs and gutters urged paving with concrete where fountains sit. Streets to be paved back to property lines to reduce mud. Sewer system inspection ordered and non compliant pipes to be replaced. Alderman salaries set and cemetery management funded. Next meeting scheduled. Church officers installation announced with Methodists choir. A&M College band performed at Crystal Theatre for Lone Horn benefit.
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