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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
1
A muddled report notes Anmerlaind vowing to prove an attempted blackmail connected to a dynamite incident during a lawn strike. It mentions Hoston and Maan and a suspect saying he planned to plant explosive with help from Attowax, alleging involvement in a broader scheme.
Relatives in this city learned early today of the death of Ferd Wilcox at his Dallas home after a sudden illness. Funeral arrangements are pending as friends here mourn the loss of a long time resident who moved away with his family, leaving many grieving at the news.
June 4 reports say Craganour was disqualified for bumping in the Derby, awarding second place to Aboyone. A separate incident at the same event left a woman trampled and injured as a horse bolted past the track. The injured woman identified as Emily Widling Pavideon.
Suffragettes burned a handsome newly constructed mansion at Westwood today. The tone and figures are unclear in the damaged dispatch. A notice for a meeting tomorrow cites names and a secretary, with uncertain details.
Market opened with unprecedented activity as blocks traded rapidly and prices fell to new lows for the year. Over five hundred thousand shares changed hands in the morning amid lower quotations abroad and speculation about the Wilson administration’s stance toward tobacco and oil companies.
The report details a Matamoros confrontation where federal forces under Gen Bianco prevailed, with extensive fighting lasting nineteen hours. Rebel losses included multiple buildings burned and numerous dead. rumors claim executions in trenches. The War Department announced an immediate riverine and naval retake effort, while city ordinance drives target street vending and enforcement through the council.
Associated Press dispatch from El Paso reports the sudden death of Dr William Stroud Bolton, 62, a pioneer Texan noted for his work in the petroleum industry. He passed away last night in Texas after a brief illness. Bolton was widely associated with early Texas development and local business leadership.
The Attorney General denounced the Supreme Court decree as an obvious interference and miscarriage of justice. He targets efforts to enforce a graduated excise on tobacco and vows action against the ruling as meddlesome and improper.
The Commercial Muh club held its weekly session at 10 and approved a call for a mass meeting of taxpayers for 98 8:30 at Carnegie Hall to discuss paving Main Street. The secretary reported progress on a trade-boosting caravan with General passenger agents of the Houston and Texas Central Railway, aiming for Bryan by 3 p.m. and detailing plans to canvass representatives for the trip.
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