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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
1
The invitation highlights guests honoring good taste with a Ladies' Club Tea featuring tasteful refreshments. Members expect a refined gathering where social etiquette and light fare are central, signaling a cordial community event.
A garbled report from Mowston Texas on June 19 outlines a celebratory event titled Mo Time Celebration. It mentions a reunion planned for the afternoon in an area of the city park and references a renewal of an order affecting five enslaved individuals, with vague mentions of Martie County and local officials in charge.
An old classified-style notice touts Bryan Hospital as a modern fireproof building. It lists weekly payments from $1.90 to $5, hiring trained staff, X ray equipment, and a full laboratory. Charity patients get free exam and treatment on Tuesdays and charity eye ear nose throat services on select mornings. Communications directed to Miss Marguerite Hickey, Phone 400.
A June report notes the first toll revenue from the Panama Canal, counting hundreds of millions spent on traffic. It records the arrival of a May toll, indicating most revenue derived from naval and related traffic, with weather impacts noted across counties and limited gains where rain fell.
Washington reports Wilson stands by the mediation plan and rejects any settlement based on altering Mexican liberties. Carranza and Villa clash over leadership, with Tepe cited under siege and food shortages driving civilians to extremes as talks falter.
Duval County property owners secured a mandamus requiring the county to permit an audit of all county records and ordinances. The court action forces a comprehensive examination of county books and warrants the audit timetable.
In Laege Belgium on June 18 two hundred coal miners were entombed after a fire started in a colliery while two hundred others escaped. The incident left a section of the mine burning this afternoon with rescue efforts underway.
Washington June 19 The House leader urged the President to adjourn early while insisting the crucial trust bills be passed. Cabinet reports after the meeting said business is unusually good and the administration pushing urgent legislation.
Chicago June 1 WNF Diack vice president of the Lasalle Street Bank Trust Co named receiver for the Lassalle Steel Hawk under 200000 dollars. A unsecured note for 169000 dollars in the bank's assets carried J Charles Wand's name. Ward denies borrowing. Lorimer era tied to bank presidency. aldermen absent delaying street improvements and fire apparatus purchase. MirA Co arrival noted. Emancipation Day pardons to convicts announced by Governor Colquitt. one listed murder defendant among those released with parole assistance and job aid.
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