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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
1
The Branos County Singing Convention met in annual session at Stomp Hollow with a large crowd. President J A Peters called the convention to order and most of the day was spent in singing with business talks and addresses. Tomorrow features the main program with Han W Davis delivering the annual sermon.
The Texas Business Men's Association fled its answer in a court claiming no jurisdiction. The Attorney General commented on the association's statement to newspapers denying the allegations in the injunction.
President Wilson addressed a large crowd at the 138th Independence Day celebration in Philadelphia, urging duty and unity. A six-story Harlem bomb exploded, killing three and injuring many as residents fled in panic.
The report notes celebrations across Mexico with fireworks and a 21-gun salute. The marine band plays for the American holiday observance, marking the Fourth of July festivities in Vera Crum.
The West Inghouse strike continues in Hittaburg Pennsylvania as employees hold to the ballot outcome announced yesterday.
Reports say five victims died yesterday at Branch Hill after Shad Fennier, a Black man, attacked eleven informers with an axe over a horse theft accusation. A jail escapee also wounded Marshal Walston during a confrontation, later fleeing by train at Calvert Junction.
Colonel J. Gurley, who once commanded a brigade in the Trans Mississippi Department during the Civil War, died in Waco Texas on July 4. He aged 00 years.
July 4 reports Archduke Ferdinand and Thichen of Mohenberg were buried with simple ceremony. The event followed a night of killings attributed to unknown assailants. Citizens observed the solemn interment as crowds gathered.
President Wilson arrives with Albania's new ruler Wied and learns of a speech by Minister George Pred Williams in Philadelphia. Williams reportedly criticized U S foreign policy and drew attention to the Albania situation, prompting a private reprimand from General Evans and a call for restraint.
A circuit report’s decision declares two remaining businesses in Fortmith Ark will quit operations on August 1. The notice appears amid a disrupted local scene with scattered boxing results noted from Sydney and Hammondaport involving Eadie McGoorty and Clabby winning bouts.
The bale of the new cotton crop shipped from Lyford Cameron County was sold today. It weighed 802 pounds and brought 500 dollars, or about 0.62 dollars per pound.
The rector of St Andrew's Church, Rev Randolph, returned today to Mlaisalppi after weeks away due to the illness of his tutor. He received sympathy from many Arya feuds in bereavement. Services at St Andrews will proceed tomorrow at the usual hours.
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