10 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1916
Page
1
The notice advertises a wide selection of vegetables and fruits including tomatoes celery lettuce beans greens cauliflower carrots okra peppers cucumbers and cranberries. It promotes courteous service and daily specials such as large lemon platters grape jelly and a Tadton Club call, reflecting local hospitality and store offerings.
The Brooklyn team overcame a tied game in the ninth inning with a late rally, beating Boston with a decisive run. Pitcher Totter held the visitors in check as Ebbetty and Martin contributed key hits while Coombs and Smith provided support in the field. Northwest wind cooled the crowd but did not dampen the Brooklyn push for victory.
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The article describes preparations for a Texas synod meeting with pastors and congregants ready for sessions. President of Austin College Sherman will deliver the address, then clerks will be named and the gathering adjourned to the next morning for the main business.
Telegraphs from London and Copenhagen report Russian torpedo boats sinking two German submarines after a German attack on the Russian port of Brest, with the Bremen submarine reportedly en route to German East Africa and not intended for the United States. A new Greek cabinet is formed, and Allied front lines show no major changes amid ongoing clashes in the Aegean and Adriatic theaters.
Washington Det 10 reports the United States will refuse the entente condition urging neutrals to deny use of their war zones to all submarines. State Department Counselor Parks announces the stance amid Allied pressure and neutral shipping concerns.
Hearing of evidence on an application for change of venue in the TR Watson murder case proceeded with the defense denying all allegations. The court noted the request and considered whether venue could be moved, with proceedings expected to continue through the day.
The program outlines a Tuesday morning session at Van Churen Westhenday with call to order and reports from officials, including local groups and missionary work. It lists annual reports, music, literature notices, and a Wednesday afternoon schedule featuring sick charity rites, Young People's Hour, and talks on labor and jury tolling.
Port Worth Texas October 10 An appeal hearing of the state remedial committee was postponed. The session was rescheduled for this afternoon after a brief delay while the committee considered candidate nominations for a raft selection. The Tate Toney Wiltame was noted in the record.
An appeal was made for the Texan and Pacific railway to restore and maintain adequate service for shipments. Citizens of Lorraine urged the railroad to provide safe and timely loading facilities and proper accommodation for freight, with emphasis on sustaining operations and avoiding disruption.
A fire swept through the main hall of the University of Wisconsin today causing extensive damage. Fire officials reported the blaze began early and crews fought the flames as the building suffered severe destruction. No injuries were immediately reported and the cause remained under investigation.
United States representative Gerard Arrnes arrived in Berlin amid questions over his stance on the emperor. He declined to attack or deny a published report that he planned a return to the United States on a mission related to German affairs.
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