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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
After a long conference with Sulzer, his attorney had not outlined his defense but decided to ask the court for an adjournment until next week. They will seek to rule out impeachment articles on improper use of campaign contributions, which, if sustained, would end the case.
Colorado apples offered by Janine Brewer at the former marble works near Franklin’s Market. Sale terms include by bucket or bushel, with WMLILY preference noted. Local advertisement lists available quantities and contact details.
A Berlin dateline reports radium prices rising by ten thousand dollars per gram, lifting the current price to fifty two billion dollars per gram. The move signals further price volatility in the scarce element and could impact related industries.
Dallas dispatch reports over one million dollars in losses as rain floods Southeast Texas. Rice and lumber firms and railroads are hardest hit with telegraph service nearly suspended and rail schedules canceled across ten flood districts. Heavy rainfall continues in the region.
Miss Lucile St Hleton of Dallas was stabbed during an automobile ride in New York Tuesday night. Oerlichs, son of a late multimillionaire ski owner, posted bail on a felonious assault charge after the incident, allegedly sparked by her remark about another engagement.
An exhibit at the Myer Hardware Co show windows showcases agricultural products led by Mr WML Mey of Wallorn. The display aims to credit the county with the site favored, featuring cotton variety demonstrations and a notable display of harvest and tools. The event reflects community support and county pride despite some unfavorable conditions.
Details outline the 1913 world baseball series between New York National and Philadelphia American leagues. Tickets sold at Polo Grounds and Shibe Park with pricing, seating, and refund rules, plus dates and umpire assignments.
Cotton of this season's growth has been received at local warehouses with figures for Lawrence, Brick, and Union Warehouses. Total cotton value listed, with a price noted at $20.00 per ton. Bryan station in Sewiddiiog basin.
A note from Prof. John A. Lofax of the A and M Cable expresses gratitude for the courtesy shown to athletes of the late University during the 1913 14 season including events at Houston and Dallas. The Athletic Association conveyed the thanks through the courtesy of Wie University. The courtesy is greatly appreciated.
Tuesday and Wednesday meetings of the grand officers of the Bohemian Fire Mutual Insurance Company were held to audit bars accounts and overall business. Attendees included president Caldwell Rand Pollack, treasurer Joe Vavra Caldwell, secretary Anton Kubanek Wallet, director Jon Howls Ranta, and John Tauber College lation.
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