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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1913
Page
1
May 26. Colonel Roosevelt and a large party of news men arrived here for the start of his libel suit trial. The ceremony and proceedings were set to begin this afternoon as reporters gather to cover the high profile case.
Fragmentary report shows suffragettes and a golf team near a green when a disturbance occurred. One person fled while another was released, with unclear details and locations.
May 26. War ranta charging complicity manslaughter issued for Tommy Harve and Smits along with two others over the burning of Har a pavilion. The trouble stems from the killing of White Heavyweight Champion Jonethy by Arthur Petky.
Real estate transfers show T. Jamee in Neyer city with triangular plots and a note of consideration. The text also mentions an 180 vote count in the Taman flarran survey and a separate consideration of $2296 referenced with Dunn to Mitchell fire.
Washington May 26 The president warns that a powerful lobby in Washington is funding ads to sway public opinion and mislead judges. He says money is used to create an appearance of support for certain industries and urges vigilance among the public against hidden interests.
A May 3 report notes a car crash near Lawrence during a group outing. Mrs Myre James, a party member, sustained serious injuries with multiple cuts and bruises, while others escaped harm. A passing motorist aided the wrecked travelers to town for medical care.
In Newark on May 2 Jacob Dunn received a five year sentence and Seeley Davenport two years for sending threatening letters to president elect Wilkow. The Associated Press reports the case details and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Confederate era event with references to names and places, mentioning a gathering and welcoming activities and a large crowd expected. The passage is garbled with many misspellings and unclear details about participants and location.
A fragmented report from Amarillo Texas May 26 cites a looming grasshopper invasion along the northeast Moule region near Triaw Line. Readable text mentions aerial follow reports and potential pest spread toward northern areas, with references to mounting concerns across Texas.
Dr. Joseph O’Connell, New York health chief, is ordered to appear before the State Health Commissioner to halt use of Dr Wriedmann tuberculosia serum until proven safe. O’Connell argues there is no actual harm proven, notes some Friedmann pallets unproved, and calls for strict supervision to prevent dangerous and cruel food spread.
W Y Royall died Saturday May 1 at his brother Royall's home near College Station. He was 58, unmarried, and ill for a short time. He leaves ten brothers and two sisters, including J H Royall of Corsicana and Mrs W Moyet of College Station, plus three half brothers and a half sister. He was a member of the Methodist Church and a longtime resident. Services were held yesterday at 4 pm at Noone cemetery with Rev Glenn Pund officiating.
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