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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
1
A local ad promotes a large line of brooms from hearth models at 5 cents to parlor brooms at 25 to 50 cents and heavy janitor brooms at 65 cents. Each purchase includes a metal broom holder to extend broom life, advertised as a convenient and valuable accessory. Hardy Newton "EVERYTHING TO EAT"
An armed assailant dubbed a horrible crime spread fear in Degertoch yesterday. He killed a teacher named Wagter who ordered his wife and four children and opened fire in four locations, wounding ten citizens. The suspect was overpowered after exhausting his cartridges and was fatally stabbed by villagers with pitchforks.
The excerpt notes Fen Sep t B A was offered the position of Secretary of State but declined the honor, sending a message to Governor Colquitt due to ongoing business. The text also praises a woman who values practical understanding over deliberation.
The New York attorney Jerome was arrested for gambling after a Milford Aldrich affidavit alleged he played poker yesterday. He was jailed briefly with bail later posted, while Thaw’s lawyers denied knowledge of the arrest. A habeas corpus writ sought Mary Thaw’s production in Montreal with a court decision expected later today.
News briefs report Manuel Huerta deportation events and San Antonio influence on Mexican currency policy. Auditor Van Zandt appoints a new examiner while discussions with United States authorities address Mexican bank instability. Michael J Woods, a noted political figure, is linked to Texas visits and a national bank shortage is noted in Fort Worth with an alleged embezzlement charge against Woods.
Fragmented report describes storm swept coast from North Carolina to New Haven with wrecks and danger signs. Wires down and rail traffic disrupted as crews recount tidal surge and ship losses near Ocracoke and Hatteras while residents and rescuers cope with the aftermath.
Rafe Piper, a longtime resident, was found dead in his wagon near Red River in Oklahoma. Edgar Beasley, who rode with him, was beaten unconscious and may die. A posse is scouring the country for leads.
An Associated Press dispatch reports heavy New York subway delays between upper Manhattan and Brooklyn amid rush hour. A three inch rainfall flooded tracks and caused widespread damage. About one hundred thousand travelers were marooned citywide.
Judge J C Beott presides in district court with cases including Quincy Stove Manufacturing Company versus Note Brox for 197.40 on account and 325 on note plus interest and attorneys fees. Holiday et al versus Holliday not for partition, receiver appointed. Danahy et al versus Abbott et al on note and Somcloware of vendors with interest and fees. Cooper versus Smith set for trial September 29. docket to close civil cases next week then criminal start September 15.
Villa Maria Academy will reopen its doors to local students and those from abroad on the coming Monday. The school emphasizes regular academic work and offers higher art, elocution, bookkeeping, and graphic arts courses taught by superior instructors at nominal charges. A hourly car service is planned to accommodate attendees, with the aim of serving girls and young ladies after the vacation.
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