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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
1
Police from Chicago and nearby authorities join forces to investigate the disappearance of Mrs Mabel Mille, wife of wealthy Anton Mille. A $41,000 loss is reported. she was found unconscious with head wound and has no recollection of the events or where the missing money went.
Myssanernten rem Havana March 1 All members of the Madero family sow in Culm wi all tomorrow for New York They will not go to San Antonio ne at frat samed.
The Senate session did not take up the consolidation bill but considered other matters. House Lane’s bill on amending the antipass law was among items under review, with ongoing deliberations noted in this March report.
Ling Associated Prom New York reports a crowded late night train on the Willemeburg line derailed and bolted, injuring twenty to thirty people. Windows in several cars shattered. debris scattered among about four hundred passengers.
The su s rigt court convened at Dineret Court with Judge Jogge presiding this morning at o clock. Grand jury names include John Korgek A Cappa Wf McCalloc George Ore and others. The panel was seated and reports from jurors listed. balliff duties unsettled with candidates awaiting assignment.
President-elect Woodrow Wilson and wife begin travel from Princeton to Washington. A large crowd, bands, and soldiers greet the party as they prepare for the inauguration events. Wilson plans to attend a White House reception and a smoker hosted by Princeton alumni, with extensive celebrations anticipated despite busy social calendars.
The Riser reports a tense session with many conference reports and looming bills. The Senate is expected to approve appropriation measures before inaugurations ceremonies.
A blast at a railroad station in Lufkin Texas last night is said to have blown the building to atoms. Fire following the explosion was brought under control by morning. Reports from nearby towns Longview and Gladewater mention a second blast at a saw mill killing David Soore and mortally wounding Ane, with others injured.
Dr George B Butler pastor of First Baptist Beaumont arrived Saturday for worship at s hall. He preached at Acuna M College and then again at his former pulpit, drawing a large audience and delivering a fervent call to live as ambassadors of Christ.
Savanday night crowds watched the Farmers defeat the Youre Men s Christian Association team from Galveston in a 14 point junior basketball clash. Caldwell scored seven baskets, Captain Drtoss added four, Stoutgom and O Connor each contributed baskets, Nolan brothers led the visitors with two baskets apiece.
March 3 report from Mexico City states the Huerta government plans to inaugurate a military rule amid conferences with rebel chiefs. Government now resists further delay in implementing new orders, while Zapata forces yesterday fought rear-guard actions near Citeras. Railroads in the area face disruption and unrest continues.
The Weather Bureau forecast unsettled conditions for inauguration day with Tuesday afternoon or night winds turning variable. The outlook anticipates rain and cooler temperatures as the event proceeds.
Four Mexican soldiers and a number of wounded were taken to Arun Prieta from a border point five miles away after United States cavalry engaged Mexican forces yesterday. Mexican commander says Americans fired first, while American officers deny this. Army officials report Treutea Nicholson and fifteen troopers were fired upon without warning by Mexican Federals, prompting reinforcements and a Mexican retreat.
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