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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary report from Winchester Kentucky dated June 5 describes a murderer who allegedly spared a man named Mullina after a fight with drunks. Mullina aided by a person named Dagtey, leading to an arrest in Heidelberg where a reward of 925 was offered for the capture of the killer.
An abbreviated report notes a Texas public health official provides an update on an epidemic inquiry. The advisory statement remains cautious with no new commentary. The document references the Texas Board of Health and an ongoing investigation. Several names and details appear garbled.
In a clipped dispatch, editor Hurst comments on the Executive Committee amid unfamiliar names and garbled references to Ay Astana Prews Loewnart and June TM. The text mentions the State Democratic Committee and Berbine, with unclear roles for Murat and Ihab Down, reflecting a muddled caption or OCR error from a historic page.
Shamokin Virginia June 7 report on a coal mine disaster at the Susquehanna Coal Company mine. Officials say the explosion trapping workers could leave twenty to fifty more miners unaccounted in the burning slope. earlier casualty count not yet confirmed.
William F. Cody, famed as Buffalo Hall, suddenly collapsed in Ville with grave condition reported. Authorities and doctors describe his state as critical as the incident prompts concern through the community.
City officials in Youngstown Ohio report a Black Hand letter sent to President Wilson. A suspect was arrested there the day before and charged with puncturing. The motive cited involved threats and ransom, with the alleged writer confessing to the act to gain money. The case highlights security concerns in the capital.
Washington June 7 Former President William H Taft arrived at the White House and spoke with reporters calling himself the happiest man in the United States He appeared during a day of political chatter and Cabinet meetings as he sought to influence national affairs.
A chaotic report says President William Wood of the American Woolen Company was acquitted amid claims of planted dynamite during a strike. Indicted co-defendant Detnin Collins faced similar charges as juror tampering and bribery allegations surfaced in relation to the case. Local officials and observers urged a full inquiry into jury fixing and political influence on the trial.
Damages awarded totaling $1,840 to each of four defendants named in a suffragette protest incident. The court found Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence, Emmeline Pankhurst, Christabel Pankhurst, and Mabel Tuke liable for damages after windows in the West End were smashed during a suffrage demonstration.
The Associated Press reports a fourth fear well at Mexia Texas was brought in to this held today. The terse note notes a gas gusher stuck at Mexia suggesting ongoing oil field activity in the area during June.
An early June fire near Fort Worth destroyed about one thousand bushels of wheat as students faced examinations and teachers urged to stay alert. The chaotic scene involved a local report noting onion throwing and a variety of crops while authorities investigated the blaze and its effects on nearby property.
Lomebila officials issue a new auto driving ordinance requiring all residents to comply under threat of consequences. The notice names City Marshal P. Boyett and emphasizes strict enforcement and potential penalties for noncompliance.
The forecaster notes unsettled weather with showers and thunderstorms in portions of the Northwest and Midwest, and in the upper valleys and Lake region. A Northwestern disturbance moves eastward over the upper Midwest with showers reported in eastern Texas and northern Florida, while precipitation totals were light at several stations.
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