17 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1911
Page
1
A well known local resident of Waco died suddenly last night. The obituary notes his prominent community ties and involvement in local matters.
Fragmentary OCR recalls Ina from tomb praising vitality of wheat and grain production. Mentions a promise of superior rarity of heat and a western cam tour with discussions on meeting places and rental arrangements.
A motion in Sweetwater requests a new hearing to challenge the railroad company's headquarters wording in the San Angels route case. The filing argues the interpretation affects the wavering of related codes and demands extended oral argument time.
A collision involving an IPassengen and freight train badly damaged the Speeder car and chair car. One passenger is seriously hurt while others suffer minor injuries as investigators review the mishap in Jamerson City. The insurance superintendent announces reform actions to fix rail safety following the incident.
A fragment recalls a dramatic rescue where a chemical gel applied by Alana Fyne saved a child trapped by a horse during an incident. The witness describes the moment the gel affected the animal and water from a hydrant helped ease the danger. The tale hints at a medical or circulatory remedy used in a crisis.
Firefighters responded to a blaze at the McCormick residence in the West End area. Several individuals sustained injuries as flames damaged the property, with rescuers using water to suppress the fire and prevent further spread. A preliminary report notes additional details are being investigated.
Former Mexican president Conor] Das defends his administration against critics and accuses countrymen of ingratitude. He denies being a military dictator and suggests opposition misreads his actions amid unrest. The piece notes a railway expansion on the Western Pacific and increased Denver service.
The market opened with a wide drop as West Central reports indicate a sharp decline in cotton prices. July futures fell below 15 cents, signaling overall weakness with old crops weaker than new and showers forecast for the eastern cattle region.
In Associated Press dispatch from a Chinese prison, three deaths due to bubonic plague are reported within a short period. The article notes the outbreak context and public health concerns arising from the incidents.
A report notes Gok acquitted of embezzlement amid a case involving $24 and railway funds. The item references court actions, charges, and other names as part of a wider legal rogues gallery.
The article notes Jom he Anacdated Pro Avil June 17 BB Cobb of Afar hall tae tes appointed president of the summer normal Board of examina one United stater Benator Inaur Ste 'phemea of Weeon to have him raised fat of the Wiper case of cOnETERS connected to alleged illegal action. He is 82 years old tomorrow, born in Fredericton York county N B on June 1 182%, educated largely in public schools. A farmer, lumberman and tanker, he moved to Wisconsin in 184%, with Milwaukee as headquarters and twelve years in lumber in Ascanaba Michigan. In spring 186% he moved to Marinette Wis where he has resided. He held various local offices in Wisconsin and in 1866 and 1865 was a member of the Wisconsin legislature, the forty-eighth, forty-ninth and fire congresses, representing the ninth district. in 1907 he filled the term of Ton J Spooner who resigned to practice law in New York City. Stephenson was reelected for a full term in 1808 but faced criticism over the manner of his election.
Indianapolis dispatch reports Detectives Hurt and Howick indicted on charges of kidnapping James J. McNagiera in an alleged attempt to dynamite the Los Angeles Times. McNamara also indicted on conspiracy to dynamite charges amid union labor leader movements.
President Taft will attend Yale University commencement exercises next Wednesday. A special meeting of the Slumat Advisory board in Woodbridge Stall discusses the drama program as Yale Dramatic Society presents Knight of the Turning Postle. Dewumont and Fletcher's work has been selected for the year.
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