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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
1
A wedding ceremony for B. Fish Wright and Mine Ray Conway took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. HT Astin with Weaver officiating. A full social report will appear in Saturday’s Wakearch after the ceremony.
A damaged dispatch from Nov 1 reports a Peru earthquake in the Ay province destroying ten towns and spreading concern over relief. Survivors lack food and shelter as authorities rush aid. meanwhile a Washington conference between an envoy and General Carrants signals formal interest in Peruvian events and potential future policy.
The Japanese government announced a dispatch of warships to Mexican waters to protect Japanese interests. Tokyo says the move is to safeguard citizens and assets, signaling heightened maritime vigilance in the region.
A Waco citizen died from stab wounds inflicted yesterday during an assault by a blind man. Honea of the city sanitary department explained that the victim was struck with a lantern before the deadly wound.
Port Worth and Dallas lead a October surge in building permits with a total of $1.74 million across Texan cities. Houston and Rio Antonio follow, while most cities show growth from September. Since January, issued permits total over $21.5 million, led by Dallas, Houston, and Port Worth.
Cotton arrivals from the season have been received at Union warehouses. Totals show round and half round warehousing with a grand total. Prices indicate middling cotton around 14 dollars per tin, with Bryan depots noting similar rates.
A destructive storm on the Great Lakes caused multiple shipwrecks and loss of life. The freighter Jamon Cupruther and barge Plymouth sank, with seven men aboard the Plymouth reported missing near Gull Island. Ten bodies washed ashore from the Regina wreck, with uncertainty surrounding the unidentified vessel involved in the collision.
A fragmented report from Portnaal dated November 13 describes a maritime tragedy near Halashare Kive. Eleven people drowned when a vessel named Italian Bark Elvo ran aground after striking rocks.
Street car and rally resumption prospects brighten as residents clear drifts at food distribution points. Public hardship remains due to recent disruptions, with many shoveling away snow as relief efforts continue.
The Alabama Minstrel troupe arrived and will perform tonight between the interstate tracks. A street concert this afternoon drew large crowds and boosted the group’s reputation as enterprising entertainers. The band and dance troupe, known as Alabama fun-makers, previously performed here and are expected to attract sizable attendance again.
The pastor has recovered from lnd cont indle position and will conduct the prayer service at the First chapel tonight. Winning the Lowt 10 Cia will be the object and all are cordially invited to attend. M. R. wraver, Pastor.
Washington reports the Dreadnaught Texas, America’s later ship, is nearing completion and will enter service by Christmas after a navy department statement.
Mr G C Buckhaults resigns as Jyurat Mal route 1 carrier from Bryn to take a post office position in Wharton Texas. Will Locke continues as substitute carrier until a new appointment is made. Buckhaults travels to Wharton and his wife joins him Friday. friends bid farewell at Madison visit.
Nov. lawmakers consider administration currency aims to reconcile differences between the House and Senate Banking Committees. A conference panel trims twelve regional reserve banks proposed by the House to four and negotiates a compromise to move the bill toward passage in a form acceptable to the President.
Five federal officers and nine soldiers were killed by rebels at Musigule Coahuila Saturday, ending a 24 hour battle as ammunition ran out. The defenders reportedly refused surrender, fighting to the end.
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