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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
1
A fragmentary report from Sharon Pennsylvania in May describes theatrical antics during a prom event. Missy Nina Schafer is named as the heroine while a villain receives invective and a sudden fainting occurs amid the excitement.
The General Mission Towd of the Methodist Episcopal Church Bout today apportioned $105,000 for general home mission work and $18,173 for foreign missions. Included sums cover posts for totals and $10.80 for the Mexican mission at Laredo.
The May Washington dispatches describe mixed views on Dr Friedmann's serum and its therapeutic value. Officials urge caution while noting potential risks and urging restraint from overoptimism in the face of uncertain results. Immigration and labor notes follow with Japan's protest and a DC eight hour bill for women workers advancing.
Private Richard Hartman of Battery Fourth Field Artillery died after a May night shooting in Texas City amid an affray that left another soldier wounded. John Byrne was wounded. Latour, charged in the incident, was arrested soon after. Hartman died at 4 20 pm Thursday. an inquest and examining trial were scheduled.
Lieutenant Park, a military aviator from Los Angeles, was killed today near San Teod when his plane struck a tree during flight. The incident was reported from an Anglown, California location with details limited to the fatal crash.
John Murtha J H Hussey and J Thompson former police inspectors were today sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary and a 5000 fine each for conspiring to obstruct justice in graft revelations.
Kansas City authorities fined a brewery wagon driver 500 for trading across the state line between Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri. The action targeted illicit interstate liquor commerce in the dual-city area.
The Spanish premier announced a peace pact with France described as a friendly agreement. A correction notes earlier reporting errors. Austin meet results show St Edward's 44, Marshall 25, and Allen Academy 5.
A Texas district meeting of two hundred delegates urged Peter Radford to appoint a committee to collect data and go to Washington to oppose the Underwood tariff bill. They oppose schedules favoring the farmer on the free list and fear the bill will hurt cotton prices and farm interests, prompting Southern farmers to press Congress to challenge the measure.
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