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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
1
Milwaukoo Wisconsin November 22 the commission reports Joba drank shot Col aust Roosevelt insane and unable to counter intelligently with his counsel about the defense Schrank pale not excite intended to the readup of the report
Professor T W Parker could not attend the Alexander farm extension meeting due to important business. Mr J M Hewit, secretary of the Royal Commercial Club, called the meeting to order and introduced Dr W Proctor as the speaker. Proctor urged use of harness methods and scientific farming to improve crops and profits. Professor M Evans outlined organization of a boys corn club and handed out application blanks. Mr A W Buchanan praised local work and urged youths to prepare for next season. Rain halted the event and Mr Hewit postponed to a later date.
Dr B Slaughter, a long practicing physician in Worth, Texas, died by his own hand this afternoon amid reported business troubles. The event occurred November 22 with officials noting no other persons involved.
Cleveland dispatch reports informers Scheppx Webber Vallo and Rone have parked through New York Chicago limited line this morning.
City officials gathered to consider placing a public utility station on city property east of the fire station. Property owners favored the site for public access. decision urged as work can begin. The Commercial Club recommended arranging the lease to move forward.
Washington November 22 Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh asked for the resignation of Gideon C. BASinet, the first treasurer of the United States, for not being in sympathy with the secretary's policy. He will be succeeded by Christian S. Pierce, chief of the division of tanks.
A dispatch from Delaware dated November 28 reports the Bervians are prepared to go to war with Austria. The motive is to seize Adriatic ports, and the news notes great unease among the Bervians amid Austrian threats.
Turkeys and Bulgarians resumed fighting along the front at Tohatalia. A Turkish warship blocked Bulgarian attempts, while Bulgaria spoke of renewed negotiations with Turkey within the next day for an armistice. A press pool photographer, asked for a photo, quoted President Wilson jeering at the request as unmanly.
Col G B Abercrombie a prominent Bryan figure dies after long illness at his Bryan home. Born March 26 1852 in Montgomery Alabama he lived in Louisiana and Houston before settling in Bryan in 1900. He was a bookkeeper accountant lawyer and respected citizen with a Christian faith and a faithful wife and daughter.
In Wythaville Virginia on November 22 Sydney Allen leader of the group responsible for the Carroll county courthouse incident was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Judge Marye. The jury fixed a fifteen year sentence to the penitentiary.
The text records a funeral or memorial service held in the city area at 4:30 pm. Reverend Green Pitta was absent, and the service was conducted by Rev. M.A. Weaver and J. Themes, with expressions of Profound sympathy from all ym th oap.
The body of Norma Garvin, daughter of former Governor Garvin, was found in New River after she had vanished Wednesday. Family members say she had been troubled recently, and a note was found stating I can't get water off my mind.
Local reports indicate a surge of purse snatching in Houston's shopping district. Over the past two days, several thefts have occurred, targeting shoppers and prompting police to increase patrols.
By Associated Press Houston Texas Nov 22 George Vaminer of Sanbrooke attempting to pull a duck into his boat with the butt of his gun the weapon discharged blowing off the head
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