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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
In New York on March 17 a broker was ordered by a supreme court jury to pay $5,000 to Benjamin Priebaum after Brady’s car struck Priebaum’s property. The incident follows Brady lending his car to others and prompts warnings against such lending.
An educated monkey performing on the vaudeville circuit died in Dallas yesterday morning from pneumonia after care by three physicians. The animal drew an audience of about 460,000. The body will be sent to Ireland for burial by manager TL Milner.
The bulletin notes unsettled conditions with clouds and showers possible. Temperatures stay mild with overnight lows near the upper 40s and daytime highs in the 60s across the region.
New York reports Charion Marin and Theodore J. Mason pursue a land dispute in Brooklyn dating back 70 years. The case, stalled in court, may finally end this year if the court untangles the lengthy title issues. The amount at stake started as 52.74 dollars and has grown to 250.59 dollars with interest, potentially passing to the original claimants' great grandchildren if upheld.
A heavy rain mounted through the Lower Panhandle since Tuesday night and spread to Tell Kirkland Journeys Art Garden Valley and Riverside, promising thousands of dollars in benefits to ranchers and farmers. A separate report notes a widespread rain across Northwest Texas and Southwest Oklahoma reaching Abilene, expected to greatly aid crops.
Announcement from Anmeterdam dated March 1 reports the first Arueos event since the mate’s disappearance. It notes ships picked up at sea near the coast of Frncn youendas and concerns the fate of the vessel.
An editor notes farmers could profit by turkey raising with a small investment. Observes a mower project and local hesitations, citing prices: turkeys at 15 cents a pound, chickens $4.00 to $4.40 per dozen, eggs 20 cents per dozen. Describes potential family labor and fodder needs.
Washington committee approves an appropriation of $500000 to salvage the battleship Maine wreck near Havana harbor. A propeller blade and name board from the mail steamer washed ashore on a nearby island. The crew and passengers of the Willow I numbered 52.
A fragment notes shipping eggs in car lots tied to a library and community efforts. Mentions Phat Bryan and Mr Allen as contributors, a solid car shipment last week, and plans for another. References Woman's Club as successor and 400 easen car requirement, with emphasis on staying abreast of times and high egg prices.
Austin resident BB Thro is selling the celebrated TK Tam Chill, aimed at first class grocers.
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