27 May 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
1
A disjointed report describes a destructive fire at Coneyland with adjoining blocks damaged. It notes a crowd reacting, one man taken out, escapes, and police presence as spectators watched the scene unfold. No injuries are confirmed.
Fragmentary report notes Gates of the American Steel Trust and a physician summoned by wireless telegraph. Mention of corporate actions, a sale target, and a steamer voyage, with scattered references to New York and Texas figures and a manager aboard. The text is incomplete and difficult to fully parse.
Thousands of Dallas streets commuters walked as GHA men struck over Superintendent Martins return. The walkout followed a confrontation with four motormen days earlier, leading to a police court case and the resignation of Superintendent Haren, ending the strike.
JELABARRA urges Madero to come at once for Mexico City talks and provisional governor of ColbalIA amid rising tensions. Key figures and locations uncertain due to damaged text but references to Mexico City and interim roles are noted.
A garbled notice notes laws taking effect June tenth and outlines election provisions. It references the attorney general, the election department, and statewide election actions. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
A court today affirmed a recall provision linked to a local matter. The ruling references a wall provision and the recent actions of a superintendent, with ongoing questions about the procedural scope and potential impacts on the involved parties.
Fragmentary report notes Insurrectos sentenced for desertion amid a campaign near Preset and Prieta, Mexico. The text references equipment and long oars, with unclear details about prison terms and repentant battles.
Washington May 7 Lieut of the Coast Artillery to be professor of military science at Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Chauncey J Fenton will be detailed to the post effective August 1 He will resign from the college staff July 15 Fenton a former captain in the artillery corps was born in Pennsylvania and entered West Point June 19 1900 He graduated with second upper class and was promoted to first lieutenant January 25 1907
The city council and Mayor J T Mataney debated final details of the sale of the water light and power company assets. A Civic League committee urged city provision of water to the fountain and maintenance of the park property. Aldermen Hurger Buk flock Jenkins Walker and Parke presided as bids and legal steps were outlined. A resolution urged extending water service to streets and appointing a committee to sell city property near the fire station.
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