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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
1
Austin Chronicle reports a November meeting where Governor Colquitt and A and M College board discussed campus funding and new buildings. Colonel Stilner and Colonel Milner deny any plan to force consolidation or political influence.
Port Worth Texas November 28 The state opened by attacking the testimony of West Atwell. It sought to prove Hoyce told Atwell the elopement was breaking in heart and that Mrs A G Hoy er then took the land but concentrated only on her husband’s trouble and minor accidents. Who told nothing now will glow s testimony today. The prosecution will close this tenth nowy thin aNemoon and the argue some ye hein tomorrow.
Fragmentary archival note references a secretary of state report from Texas with mentions of interpretation of authority and foreign affairs. The text is garbled, offering no clear events, dates, names beyond McDonald and Texas.
Albert Patrick will leave Sing Sing today under a pardon already announced in morning papers. Inmates and staff await the Albany hearing as he is escorted to the bow deck, hoping to reach New York for a dinner with his wife and friends. Released clothing is provided by the state.
Bly Amso waned Prevet Houston exe Nov 28 Governor Pix'n motion pardoning Albert T Patrick, accused of murdering Willum Marsh. The will provides a $19,000,000 endowment. Patrick recovering the fortune would reduce the endowment by about $1,000,000 and Patrick could become the absolute trustee for the Institute fund.
A report from Tuarex notes that five rebels are identified among the attackers, with plans to open the town to assault. An arrest wave begins today to weed out the insurgents and reduce the five hundred-strong garrison threat. The rebels had plotted to attack the regulars when the assault began near Juarer.
In Haveron Texas on November 18 the first night of the season saw a reported 30 degree temperature as a dense chill affected exposed areas. Local observers noted a sudden drop in warmth with gusty winds and unsettled skies over the night.
Three persons died and forty were injured when the Cinleton express on the Pennsylvania railroad jumped the track due to a broken rail. The wreck occurred as the train fell down an embankment onto a freight train on an adjoining lower track.
Fire gutted the Duke Hotel building in Beaumont early morning, estimated loss about $20,000. The Duke Hotel Company operated the property, with Associated Texas Navy involvement noted in the damaged report. details unclear due to OCR errors.
Former United States Senator James Gordon appears in a candid public appearance in Oxolom on November 8 as part of a tribute event honoring his long service. Organizers highlight his influence in national policy and local civic engagement.
Fort Worth Texas Nov 8 The State Teachers Association will inaugurate a change of method by holding its annual convention here A large delegation from across the state will attend The dates shift from Christmas Week to another period and delegates expect broader discussion of teaching methods and policy
Governor Colquitt received word by telegram that Holden Col Quitt, who completed the U S army officer examination last September, has been commissioned as a second lieutenant. The news excites Allen Academy ties and local pride as supporters hope for future major-general stripes.
Burrell Oats, on the last official day of his life, says he told Governor Colquitt he expects a stay of execution tomorrow. The report from Waxanachin, Texas, dated November 24, notes Oats awaiting governor Clemency.
The seven year old daughter of Ed McDonald died after her clothing caught fire while running from burnt clothing overheated store in Amarillo Texas. The incident, attributed to an overheated store, occurred on November 28 as reported by Associated Press.
Walter B. Sharp, president of the Producers Oil Company, died after an operation in Chicago. He had been ill and his family awaited his recovery until the end. He led the firm and was a notable regional business figure based in Onston, Texas.
Dy Associated Hrowny from Manila reports a severe typhoon striking Samar and neighboring Leyte damaged towns, washing away homes, and causing many fatalities as rescuers struggle to reach affected areas.
Nov 2 Associated Press report from Sola notes officials from Turkey and Bulgaria are pursuing peaceful negotiations. No term conflicts or ultimatums have been stated, with emphasis on securing lasting accord despite limited public details.
Col Jamel M Racadell longtime sergeant at arms of the United States Senate has died following an operation performed recently His death reported by Associated Press from Washington November 24 The incident marks the end of a lengthy public service career in the Senate amid details of the late President Tarriaam era
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