20 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
1
In Crown Point New York three inmates Pietro Fulotti Morris Bro and Frank Echermerhorn were executed by electrocution today. The execution followed a lengthy legal process with the governor’s approval and a crowded prison schedule.
Dick Dowling Camp of the United Confederate Veterans adopted a resolution today opposing the divided skirt for women and urging support for the old fashioned side seam. Mr Haley returned from a visit to Waco and remained at Valley Junction.
Washington dispatch reports rumors that Shui Liu is named presiding figure in a unified Negro Republic, with no details released. The note references a future political move and ongoing speculation about legitimacy and leadership.
A garbled passage discusses economic terms and arrangements postwar. It mentions hundreds of thousands and expectations of terms, but specifics are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A chaotic incident in El Paso prompted by armed groups near Juarez led to heavy gunfire across the city. Authority reports indicate fears of larger attacks and ongoing security concerns as residents react to the unrest.
From San Antonio Texas General Puvess of the United Air Army in the department of Texas said only Laredo has troops ordered there at this time he could not say if troops would be sent to other locations. All mounted troops are ready for the move at a moment's notice.
In San Antonio on November 20 General Reyes appeared before the United States Commissioner to answer to charges of violating neutrality laws. He said he would remain to face the charge at Kin and pleaded not guilty. Bail set at 10,000 for appearance at the federal court in Galveston later.
Washington dispatches say sensational reports from China are denied. Reports claim Japanese troops near Tianjin, Russian forces in Manchuria, and a massacre of missionaries are all unconfirmed. No verified information on Pekin appears.
A Mexican government agent, sent by Madero, postponed his talks with Governor Colquitt. The visit, intended to take place today, was deferred until Tuesday or Wednesday to allow the agent to remain in San Antonio for security.
In Ramaclatra Brose Giooverinwn Texas a district court postpones the case of the defendants awaiting the transfer of the American boy tracking cave news. Due to a crowded docket they will not be tried until February.
London reports indicate England stood close to war with Germany over Morocco with support from France. Britain reportedly agreed to Russia advancing toward Petrograd in the crisis, amid tense European alignments.
Governor Inastas orders all Mexican revolutionaries to leave Texas within forty eight hours, directing Adjutant General Matching to enforce neutrality laws. President Taft and authorities are notified by telegraph. Adjunct General Hut chins goes to Laredo with Captain Mayes to report evidence of a new rebellion.
Race event at Dellwood Driving and Auto Club Monday May 27 1911 at 2 45 p m with races for 2 year olds and 3 year olds for a purse of 100 dollars half mile dash and other races. We ask for entries and donations to support the event. Address S L Boatwright for entries and care of the club.
A late night accident near Seguin claimed the life of a driver identified as A Jali Ay and left ten others injured as a vehicle overturned in a roadway incident reported by Associated Press.
Chicago announces the engagement of Miriam Cate to Aston Major von Hermes of Vienna. The quiet ceremony will take place tomorrow at the bride's mother's home Branston. The couple will have no attendants.
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