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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
1
Residents report a chaotic scene as police and onlookers clash amid rumors of federal troops entering the city. Gov Folie Diaz warned of upcoming reinforcement moves causing fear and a tense effort to restore normal conditions after yesterday's disorder.
Berlin riots intensify as two thousand women raid a bakery in the Wedding district, demolish premises, injure the manager, and other shops in the area are barricaded while police are deployed.
Reports from Constantinople and Belgrade describe night battles near Kumanova with conflicting claims. Turkish dispatches say Servians retreated while others claim partial Turkish gains as fighting continues across the front.
The report notes Cato of Cleburne selling five thousand dollars more of the Texas contribution to the national campaign fund and remitting amounts, while a message to Selle cites financial strain. A runaway horse hitched to a buggy on Main Street near Sam B. Wilton’s store spooked the wagon, damaging property. the buggy belonged to a Black driver.
New York police Lieutenant Charles Becker faces a jury over his alleged role in the Rosenthal killing. The judge refused to instruct on Sam Scheppa as an accomplice, leaving Becker’s guilt or innocence to jurors based on the Accomplice status of others and their testimony.
Commissioner Abbott of the Indian bureau ordered a strict ban on liquor with only wine allowed for ceremonial uses. Government physicians may not prescribe liquor for medicinal purposes, and employees must set an example, enforcing a single standard for all in the Indian country.
Amostated press reports Rooseveltwill resume campaign activity after a night of rest. Dr. Lucy Terrell said the patient is in excellent condition following a long night's sleep.
Wealthy Chicago man Aldis, widower, marries Miss Marie Madeline du Mas daughter of Count Gaston du Mas in a private Paris ceremony. The 49 year old groom and 19 year old bride speak English and little French. The couple planned a summer trip through France and Germany with friends who later joined as guests.
Av and Mt. College cadet corps plans a special train to Dallas next Saturday for the fair. President Milner outlines the trip’s purpose and value, with Lieut. Brown detailing arrangements for departure Friday night and arrival Saturday morning for a parade and exhibits.
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