07 Mar 1914
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1914
Page
1
Barwick Bay Oysters and related seafood items appear in a list of canned or dried provisions. includes clam chowder and Japanese crab meat among various seafood products. The fragmentary text cites mix of brands and product names with no clear event or outcome.
Data etving rguments in famp of Federal reserve city applicants will be accepted until March 9 Thereafter bearing of mill arguments will be closed.
Terrazas voices fear that Villa will delay action as threats rise against his brother. The murky report mentions Lak Anigeiin Perruzay and others including John Tallyte and Mepan Tos amid unclear dates and places.
President Wilson traveled by train to Philadelphia with Secretary Tumulty to appoint an oculist. He worked on correspondence during the journey and engaged in official duties despite travel.
Associated Press reports Atlanta Texas born Leo Frank, convicted of the murder of Mary Whogan, was sentenced to death. The execution date was announced today after a jury verdict in the high profile case.
A chaotic page fragment reports Bryan High winning a game while a divorced husband era teems with personal drama involving Ascovlarest Frese Halvestan Twa and Mary Harmaley. Despite messy background, the team secured a win 13 to 11 as onlookers note tense home court atmosphere and a standout performance from Addie Vermin.
A secret 1890s Mexican treaty negotiated with Mexico and signed by the Mexican government was printed for Senators after removal from hidden archives. It would have granted the United States the right to intervene militarily if Mexico failed to guarantee nine, prompting questions about invoking force amid tensions. The State Department said a response would follow to a recently raised inquiry.
A small boat drifts at sea with a crew of sailors aboard as strong winds and heavy surf challenge their rescue. The vessel is reported near the Charlemane Tower area with only a few crew members able to sustain the craft while waves threaten to overturn it. Rescuers are said to be coordinating a line to pull the boat back from danger as water pours over the bow and the crew steadies themselves against the elements.
Horace Chilton of Dallas was asked by anti Democrat leaders whether he would accept the Governor nomination but declined to comment. A committee of prominent figures discussed the matter, with some supporting a primary route over a convention. Other details reference outdated political figures and Ben Worsham, with no firm commitment from Chilton.
Simmonds argues that beef could reach a dollar a pound as production costs rise and shipping from South America and other regions increases. He cites moderating refinement and needed aid to stabilize markets in a growing domestic demand scenario.
Reader-letter style item notes a speaker declines attendance at a Dallas meeting and outlines political positions. The piece references Texans, state politics, and a Houston Post context, with emphasis on opposition to a prohibition era topic and support for a gubernatorial candidate. The text shows fragmented OCR and mixed garbled phrases.
March 7 1904 The Comptroller of the Currency issued a notice for a statement of the condition at National banks at the close of business on March 4 1904.
Avan Texas March 7 local report outlines plans for 120 000 from the federal government for levee and drainage work. The State Reclamation Board chair Arthur A Mitty is cited as pushing the project and arranging surveys. Federal and state officials contemplate expanding surveys and mobilizing federal experts to assist in the levee program while Stites anticipates a trip of inspection to organize new crews.
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