04 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1912
Page
1
In Gonzales Texas on Oct 4 Tom Dancer was killed in a gun duel with Sheriff Johnson and Constable Davis. Dancer, a local man, opened fire during an attempted interference over a debt dispute with John Murray, a grocer shoemaker.
Woodley, superintendent at the yub- Pt onaane reat No schools here, paralysed 170M New York, Out! A-Priniw Lume bis wal down while playing football Ignatelli Caragon, son of the pre Yesterday.tender to the Spanish throne, was to today bald Ineligible to water the United Abttes because he attempted death by own action in tarts Inet July. Ile was sent to the tillnteland detention station.
Fragmented report cites cotton prices, warehouse receipts, and the cottonseed market with figures in tons and dollars. Mentions New Orleans and New York exchange tones, and federal victory claims amid warlike context, with scattered dates and numbers.
London reports a peace treaty signed last night between Typhey and Italy in Ewitzer land. Constantinople notes Bulgarian troops deterred Turkish territory north of drlanopte. In Perim, Arabia, an Italian aircraft bombarded a Turkish fort north of here.
The United Confederate veterans unanimously selected Greenville as the site for the next reunion. The decision was announced in Cleburne Texas on October 4 by Associated Press reporters who covered the meeting.
Colonel Roosevelt testified before the investigators at ten oclock this morning. A murmur of applause rose as he entered the building, and spectators greeted him with cheers and vigorous applause from the gathered crowd.
Colonel Roosevelt introduced newly found letters urging immediate return of any Standard Oil contributions and claimed Harriman funds were improperly sought. He accused Archbold and Penrose of misusing oil money, urged firing Bartholdt and Hilles, and insisted senators be held to account for unproven claims about the Roosevelt campaign fund.
Prom Dover, Smgland Oct 4 The British submarine Ba was run down by the Hamburg American steamer Horr Ameria wreck today. The drowning crewman Mohard f Pulleyne was the only man saved. He said the submarine is cut in two and sank a mile down. The vessel was searched for hours with no other crew found.
The campus residents form a Wilson and Marshall campaign club at the A and B Cole building. Members contribute one dollar each to the campaign fund. Names listed include O. M. Ball, R. Taffiner, C. M. Jevany, J. M. Carson, A. B. Wilcox, Charlen Puryear, James Sullivan, and others. The group notes many more will join as members.
The case of the State versus 1.8. WI ame for murder in the second degree is before the district court. Jury selected and several witnesses examined. indications are it will be some time before the case goes to the jury. Divorces granted: Arthur Washington vs Pat Washington. Elizabeth Wilson and Pearl Wilson.
Former Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry Dr H W Wiley will speak in Madison tonight for Wilson and Marshall. The report also references Roosevelt, criticism of crime novels, and a vivid scene described with garbled OCR text.
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