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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
1
Every lady in Bryan is invited to attend a three day demonstration of Burnett's Flavoring Extracts and Color Pastes at this store on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Bring your friends and join the event.
Reunions for the classes of 1404 and 1900 at Texas A and M College are being planned with expected large attendance. Commencement events run June 7 to 9, featuring a sermon by Professor Henry Alt Porter and a commencement address by Hon. W. H. Standish, a former county attorney and state legislator. The ceremony marks the largest turnout in the school’s history.
A large crowd estimated at about 600 attended the revival service at the Airdome last night. Mr McClonkey’s solo impressed. evangelist Mr Price spoke on distinguishing genuine faith from mere emotion, promising heavenly reward. A men and boys meeting and sermon on insobriety were announced for today. county court adjourned after cases involving abusive language and plate carrying.
Reports from Vera Cruz indicate troop movements and possible clashes feared between Mexican forces and American units. Private Parks reported missing Wednesday, with unconfirmed claims of execution by Mexicans.
Representative Henry of Texas announced from Washington that he will seek reelection to the House in 1914 and will not be a candidate for the Senate.
The panished ambassador visited Governor Colquitt to stop anger over Leon Martinez, the Mexican condemned. The Hiraios Host overflowed lands remain largely uncovered, with river pinatere predicting limited crop loss. Water stayed cool, cotton replanting required for a small percent, corn damage greater, but outlook improves and replanting a general rejoicing matter.
Civic note announces free flowers tomorrow morning at M. Proctor’s gate for Mothers Day. It invites all to collect a flower and enjoy the thanks of the community. A light bit of playful wordplay follows about Clarinnati and other local chatter.
In Santa Barbara California May Charles W Post a renowned millionaire manufacturer died leaving a vast fortune. The article notes his prominence as an industrial figure and references his influence in business and philanthropy.
Captain W. P. Aspinwall aboard the steamer Gregory reports a massacre of Peruvian Indian mutineers who killed officers. The mutineers were captured and then shot by machine guns while shackled, a grim incident unfolding 2000 miles from the Amazon.
The Associated Press reports the Becker jury, after initial completion last night, was broken up again this morning requiring further examination of more men for the former police lieutenant case.
In this vicinity the May 2A earthquake Insight destroyed chosen villages, harming Prem Catania and Biitty. Local reports describe damage across several settlements and ongoing recovery efforts.
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