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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
1
Dispatches from Saloniki report Turkish troops mutinous and starving as they abandon farms to scavenge for food. Forts near Constantinople reportedly fall after days of hard fighting, while a Constantinople outlet says Turks seek terms with major powers to end the siege.
President Went to Washington this morning after a train ride from Harrisburg where Governor Hadley attached his private car to the presidential train for a conference. Governor Hadley traveled to Washington for talks with the president.
In Rockwall Texas on November 7 two five sons of T. R. Jones and Enost Molsensemler were fatally burned while popping corn. Oil spilled on the fire. the annex burned and both boys died within hours.
The United States presidential campaign centers on tariff plans, with the outcome likely to affect economic relations with Britain. The piece argues that a victory for low tariffs would influence England’s stance and future policies amid broad democratic debate.
In the Maptiat conference at Port Worth on Tuesday and Wednesday before the Maptiat General Convention, Mr M J Weaver pastor of the Bir Baptist church was elected president. An delegation from the church attended with sincere greetings.
In Cleburne Texas on November 7 a political event unfolds with National Committeeman Cato Sella leading a race. The fragment suggests a contest for a pontmaster ship, noting candidates and a path guided by United States notables and voters, but the garbled text limits specifics.
Austin Texas state officials face pressure from pie hunters seeking endorsements for presidential and federal offices. The movement targets key offices as supporters rally in Austin. The campaign aims to influence a broad slate of federal positions ahead of the election.
Princeton dispatch reports President elect Wilson will remain in office at Trenton to carry out reforms with a Democratic legislature behind him. He notes New Jersey will be represented by two Democratic senators and plans a brief vacation aboard a private yacht with reporters before returning to duties. He says his approach is to listen and refrain from premature statements on public issues.
Early returns show Roosevelt leading in New York and Minnesota with sizable margins. Wilson and Taft are competitive in various states as Ohio and California report mixed results. Despite counting errors, the Democratic and Republican camps claim gains in key races including Longworth vs Bowdle and Cannon’s seat, with Roosevelt holding a substantial plurality in several regions.
Fire wiped out a large stock of whiskey valued around one hundred thousand dollars at an Anointed Prom venue near Nov. 7. The blaze damaged two upstairs rooms, with the flames destroying the liquor before dawn. Local authorities are investigating the incident and confirm substantial losses.
The Mexican foreign minister expressed optimism about Wilson's election, noting favorable reception toward the U S leader. Observers in Mexico City report a positive mood and expectations for continued diplomatic ties and cooperation with the United States.
New York November 1 Whitey Lewis expected to be arraigned today in the Herman Rosenthal case. Police and associates, including former officer Charles Wecker, deny involvement though Allen claims a plot to kill Rosenthal was set to silence him. District Attorney Whitman vows swift trials with no clemency.
A newly issued Admiralty report outlines Britain's total naval spending yearly since 1900, comparing with France, Germany, Russia, Italy, the United States, and Japan. It notes large increases in modern armament outlays, with Britain slated to spend 17,271,527 pounds this year versus 10,420,286 pounds in 1901-03, while Germany spends 11,491,187 pounds.
William Garrow, 18, recently sent to the state home by Judy William Hughes, amid a long record of arrests including truancy vagrancy assault and battery petty larceny and breaking and entering. Authorities in Paterson seek reform measures after multiple incidents.
The funeral of the late Frank Mc Connich was held from the Prentyte ian church in the city yesterday morning at 10:30 o'clock, the pastor Rev. Finles conducting the services. A large number of relatives and friends attended to pay tribute to the deceased. Floral offerings were beautiful, evidencing many friends. The following gentlemen acted as pallbearers: Jona M Lawrence, G Giver, MA Harrison, J W Bat Goorme W, saith and BH Avilu.
WSS Augsell discusses moving pictures during a Bryan visit, praising the hotel and theater programs while noting a travel craving and appetite. She confirms prior work as a leading lady and explains the Texas trip as a vacation, thanking local columnists for promising audiences. Also mentions a marriage license listing for Roland Thornton and Felan Cox to Sharon Sorrow.
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