05 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1910
Page
1
The item compiles scattered topics from early press including notes on historical sites in Texas and Alaska, labor and union actions in New York, Nebraska Democratic tensions, New Orleans Panama Canal exposition planning, and Republican campaign dynamics. It mentions figures like Taft era appointees, civil rights concerns, and elections, with various local developments and real estate references.
Baharaian of Current crany denounces Rowevelts national jam, calling it the most rovallubonary wed daigeroise wsemnda. He offers to work anew tho ar het wed.
The Annual Colt Show and Agricultural Carnival headlines Bryan with plans for November 22. Houston Central and International & Great Northern rail lines will shuttle attendees, livestock exhibitors receive gremiums, and crowds are expected to be among the largest in Bryan’s history as local victories at Dallas and San Antonio are celebrated.
Aboard the Caledonian departing Manchester and Liverpool bound for the port, a flock of seabirds including owls wrens thrushes and a few chamtaiches perished after a long sea passage. Two survivors were left alive among exhausted birds on arrival.
Dispatches from San Salvador report tensions in Central America with threats against American officials. Uprising leaders and figures such as Manuel Bonda are named as potential marchers toward Tegucigalpa while forces gather in Guatemala and Honduras. The message cites American concerns about foreign influence and possible actions by revolutionaries.
Dallas Teans Nov 3 Sergeant J. M Manley of the Texas National Guard was found guilty by a criminal court jury of killing a spectator during Taft's visit. Manley claimed the killing was an accident amid temporary Infantry service. Guard officers tendered their resignation to the adjutant general following the verdict.
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