08 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
An expedition aboard the steamer Kurekat Ayn Thole recovered a treasure stash hidden by a Chileadt cruiser off the Us Hote coast over twenty years ago. Authorities report the treasure valued between 80,000 and 865,000. The crew expects more findings next week.
About two dozen young ladies from Trinity University in Waxahachie Texas missed the Katy train intended to take them home before noon. The scene included farewells and a kiss among friends as the train pulled out.
The article quotes Franklin D Roosevelt denying any bid for the presidency. It notes his insistence that he will use all power to prevent movement to nominate him and references a 1940 nomination scene involving Wallace as a counterpoint.
In June, the Scurry County firm Anyder, Texas based company sold the Southwestern Telephone Telegraph Company for 120000. Exchanges listed include Scurry Kant JGarzi and Borden counties in the transaction.
Seismograph records a tremor in the Chi Pian Sea region during the early morning hours of June first. No immediate details on damage or casualties are available in the readable text.
Reports from Tuapan and nearby Mexican towns describe widespread damage to churches and homes after a powerful quake. Seismographs near the Aleutians and off California record two quakes in a single day, signaling global seismic activity.
Readable text mentions Andreas Garcia Iolan, once close to Provident Diaz of Mexico, in San Antonio. Details are unclear with garbled dates and family references. The fragment suggests activity linked to Diaz circles but provides few concrete facts.
Mrs Clare Tl Shook filed a $25 000 damages suit against Julia R Norton over the death of her husband Norton alleged murder charges Norton faced a civil action for wrongful death seeking compensation for the loss of the husband and head of the household in Houston Texas.
Dallas Texas June B News reports the death of a prominent Mason in Washington D C dated last month. Dr A B Chamberlain secretary of the supreme council of the thirty third degree Scottish Rite Masons for the Southern jurisdiction confirms the passing. He formerly resided in Galveston.
The Senate finance committee agreed to report the Canadian reciprocity measure with the Root amendment. Bailey voted for the Root amendment, and the panel approved the report without recommendation after a split vote among Bailey Gallinger and Simmons.
The state will hold a public hearing in July 1910 to consider the proposed insurance contribution changes, as reported from the capital. A general order mobilizing the Texas National Guard at Camp Maury for August 76 was issued today.
A tent meeting at the Baptist church featured Rex Watson delivering a sermon on sin and redemption. He quoted scripture from 102 8 and emphasized Christ’s command to go into the world and spread the gospel urging attendees to come forward for the appeal.
A list of weddings and church services includes the marriage of Mr Jack Adame of Calvert to Miax Alberta Adame at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with two reverends officiating. Elmer Russell of Matador wed Miss Lynn Raysor at First Methodist Church with Rev Glenn Flinn officiating. The couple shared a train trip to Mineral Wells before settling in Matador. extended writeups appear in upcoming society sections.
At close of business Wednesday the Afternoon force moved City Natoma Bank from temporary quarters into its permanent Bryan location. The work completed overnight and by Thursday morning the bank opened in an elegant, pleasant new home in Bryan, positioning it among notable financial institutions in the area.
The Baptist church in Snyder, Texas, held revival services today and prayed for rain as part of their observances.
Notice reports a four year old mare and two mules straying from a home near College. The mare is dun with mouse color and branded ott ote jar. brand unknown. Last seen toward the Brazos River. Notify I J Pitts in Bryan Texas.
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