24 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
1
The Rotail Merchants association held a committee meeting titled on A. and M. College affairs to discuss appointed tasks and review the last meeting's minutes.
Fort Worth considers a proposal to establish a Christian university campus. The plan involves local stakeholders and Butcher family backing and aims to expand higher education options in the region.
Fort Worth Texas March 24 Judge Mulqueen ordered John Johnson held in the town jail after a hearing connected to a disastrous fire that destroyed the main building of the Texas University in Waco. Trustees discussed moving the university to Fort Worth while addressing student housing, accommodations, and endowment issues.
New York March 24. The laymen's banquet committee reports all preparations complete for tonight's event. Doors open at 7 30, program starts 8 o'clock, with former President Roosevelt expected to speak. Tickets sold out. attendees urged to be seated by 7 45. Roosevelt's Africa trip cost about 25000 dollars. he has sent numerous specimens to Smithsonian and other bodies.
Boston March 24 Gulf Refining Company of Texas filed with the Massachusetts secretary of state its balance sheet showing assets of 4 681 746 and liabilities of 6 631 745 including capital stock 1 500 000 and debts payable 6 631 745. Also noted is a baseball game advance as Texas A and M prepares to meet College Station on March 31 with Buffaloes traveling to face the Agricultural and Mechanical College team.
Special to the Eagle Brownsville Texas March 4 reports 85 carloads of cabbage shipped from Brownsville since January 1 and seven cars sent yesterday including a load to Winnslog Canada, marking the first truck shipment from the lower Rio Grande valley to that destination.
Austin resident Mrs Mabel Simonds formerly Miss Mabel Robinson was awarded 2000 damages against the Austin and Northwestern Railroad in a two week trial. She was seriously injured when a passenger train wreck occurred while en route from Austin to Line Street. The case sought 80500 in damages.
The Easter festival will proceed as usual with good things to eat following the Lenten fast, highlighting Bryan as the central hub for the celebration.
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