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A report from Germany on May 28 states a tragic accident caused a house collapse. Rescue teams recovered a man who died, with authorities continuing investigations into the circumstances at the scene.
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
1
A report from Germany on May 28 states a tragic accident caused a house collapse. Rescue teams recovered a man who died, with authorities continuing investigations into the circumstances at the scene.
The notice invites parishioners to a Baptist prayer meeting at First Apt Surety this evening. Pastor MiE Wraven and other officials urge attendance, stating all others are cordially invited to participate.
Uy Associated Press reports in Washington that one of the Confederacy era cavalry generals died today at age 79. He was a longtime figure associated with Movert and the great muse of triets, noted for reports on the finance committee and its dissolution in the Over Union Pacife.
Fragmented text reports a Confederate veterans reunion in Chattanooga Tennessee with references to monuments unveiled in Chickamauga and paralleled mentions of Florida Alabama and Texas veterans groups. The garbled lines mention Port Worth and a commander von Zandt.
A local event plans a banquet in honor of Secretary of State Bryan. The gathering details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a function scheduled for Monday night with a Leverage group involved.
Testimony described Colonel Theodore Roosevelt’s sobriety and possible prewar plans while defense argued there were widespread reports of his views. DeWitt aide said Parker trades claims, and both sides disputed malice in repackaged articles circulated to small audiences.
Reported clashes between Greek and Bulgarian forces occurred with exchanged gunfire yesterday and today as tensions rise along the border. No further details on casualties or casualties have been confirmed.
A Texas victim died after being struck by a car driven by Pop Scoby yesterday in Billsboro. A fire extinguisher in the rear seat discharged, causing the driver to lose control and the vehicle to swerve. Witnesses report the incident occurring near the town street crossroads.
An article from Tokio dated May 28 reports Ex-Premier Ibatsura criticizing the Japanese Cabinet for failing to settle the Saldbenta issue. A separate note from Texas May 28 101s wishes thanks to neighbors and friends for support and news.
In Bryan the Candy Corner crash leads to the arrival of Herbert W. Meed as the new instructor. Patrons praise the orderly cleanout and replenished stock as the shop opens under independent management. Prospective pupils are invited to enroll and book appointments via phone.
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