16 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
1
Georgia's governor resigns after a fourteen hour vacancy, as Att ygnnum of Fourteen Hours laton takes oath. The prose notes Hake as acting governor during the transition, with details dated Nov. 18.
John M Slatyn was sworn in as Yale University president amid a small ceremony. The event marked his official assumption of duties as the university’s leader.
Delegates clash over parcels post measure amid state rights questions. A defeated resolutions committee signals mixed fortunes as observers note a missing delegate. From New York City on November 16, steamship lines report Atlant e cleaners sailing from New York to European ports, with ships Firntagna and Barbs rosea listed for Bremen.
A fragmented report mentions Jy Amat Prem Xolnavoy and references the World’s Fair style event in New York and Texas. It notes county collector proceedings, an idle duty charge, and a trial involving Hudson County funds. Shaky text references Sherrill and a governor, with dates around November and local political entries.
A new cabinet under Yuan Shikai was formed in Pekin following an imperial edict issued today. The body includes a few Manchu members and about 69 nobles.
Gunmen from Torreon Mexico strike the Mexican National train station area. They reportedly seize control and threaten to depose the town. Telegrams from President Madera urge calm while food supplies are targeted amid the unrest.
In a move reported from Westington by Asorrome, the government approves a dissolution plan for the tobacco trust proposed by the American Tobacco Company. The petition by Independents to intervene was denied by the United States court, clearing the path for dissolution proceedings.
Eight million people in twenty Russian provinces face immediate relief needs after crop failure. The Duma disclosed the crisis last night, with estimated relief costs around 60 million dollars. Imperial treasury is expected to cover 44 million, leaving a significant funding gap.
In El Paso Texas on November 16 aviator Fowler attempted a flight and collided with a tree causing damage to his machine. He was not hurt. The dispute mentions a $1.09 amount and refers to the death of Levi F. tint Jus boon Hage ATI mgambop. W. P. James is listed as president and Breed, secretary.
From Amoy Nov 16 reports say most of Fukien province is in rebel hands with troops in the interior around Chang Chow. The revolutionists have orders and solid control in the area despite opposing forces.
Prominent citizens of a Kansas town were accused in circuit court of maltreating a woman teacher. The case, linked to Ray McDonald, involved men who had returned to their home in Marlin after the incident. McDonald held a contract for business streets in Mali.
Nation records a disturbing crime about Mary Chamberlain, a school teacher, assaulted by a crowd of more than a dozen men on a country road. Everett Clark, president of a nailing company, Watwon Serunion, and uy Traumter, both farmers, are named among those involved in the incident. Andee Grover received a reserved sentence. Chamberlain’s clothing was torn and her body smeared with scar. Clark is listed as one of the principal actors in the community.
The Great Northern management announced that to inaugurate the ledger upshot, 136 trade routes paid $1,000,000 for the first time in the year. official statements indicate a historic milestone in October business activity.
Bishop Alexander Mackay Smith of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania died suddenly in Philadelphia. He was near retirement in February due to advanced age and ill health.
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