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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
1
A large civic gathering is planned in Bryan with broad citizen participation including women and children. The adjourned main meeting features prominent speakers and will publish the full program this evening at 4 30 o'clock at the Colan fall in The Eagle Monday afternoon.
June 14 Washington reports Japan is willing to renew its arbitration treaty with the United States for five more years, despite past opposition. The move comes as discussions on trade and diplomacy with China and other nations continue to unfold under a busy Senate calendar.
A contract was awarded today for building the county jail with Wallace Me raid as contractor. The project covers thirteen to fourteen months of work at 45200 dollars with completion aimed by mid December. The jail will be one of the largest county structures in the state and will house many inmates. The plan follows state specifications and is supported by local authorities and engineers.
Clues unfold around June 14 when Bridgle Weber is stabbed in the street. Witnesses describe conflicting statements as investigators pursue the motive and possible connections to a larger trial and past incidents. one individual remains reluctant to cooperate.
June 14 report from Lisbon states portwise aviator Manlo plummeted about a thousand feet to his death during a flight. The incident reflects ongoing peril for early airmen amid experimental aviation efforts.
Heavy earthquake shocks hit Balsa and Ma, causing serious damage. The report notes significant datmaco impacts and widespread effects across the region as of June 4.
The report notes thefts of about ten thousand sheep in Coahuila during the week, with complaints filed by Del Rio, Texas residents to local authorities. Officials vow to recover the livestock.
A southbound Katy passenger train struck a pair traveling by train at Yorrester this morning. Mrs. Ityam died within minutes and Mr. Rywme Tin soon after, in the Galveston line incident on the Dallas route.
A large funeral was held today for Emily Wilding Davidson the militant suffragette who threw herself before the King's horse at the Derby. She died from injuries sustained in the incident amid public mourning and tributes from supporters and officials.
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