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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
In a startling turn a woman thought dead was found alive amid a mayoral election dispute. The report notes confusion over her identity and links to a New York nursing history and a divorce inquiry, with court involvement and authorities in Havana and New York referenced.
The region records a sharp fall in temperatures with a 20 degree drop amid strong northerly winds. Vermont and New York headlines show officials and local figures navigating the cold spell as a political race adds to the day’s bustle.
The Associated Press reports that an Aviae for Hane Lorem, a German pilot, died when he pitched his aircraft into a steep dive causing the wings to fail and the engine to explode.
A Nev es resigns from Mexico cabinet, citing wrongdoing by the present administration. Rumors place him as a likely aide to Col Pelle Diaz tor, with potential favor from the president.
In New York on September 12, youths were arrested for smashing straw hats in the streets. The行动 disrupted straw hat sales and signaled the end of the season. Prices reportedly listed at $10 per hat.
In September, heavy rains flooded the HluShoro area causing major crop damage on bottom lands. Streets filled with shallow creeks and a washout disrupted traffic. Horn Traction Company power lines collapsed plunging the town into darkness overnight.
Weather notes show rainfall near 10 inches in forty eight hours as the Galveston area is listed on a tour of inspection. General Pooper Agent and staff, including Stoddard and Charlotte Stoddard, depart for San Antonio this afternoon after a briefing on rainfall and travel conditions.
The Department of Labor notes a rise in wages alongside a reduction in working hours. The report highlights that higher pay coincides with shorter daily hours, signaling a shift in labor conditions during the period observed.
Confederate veteran aged around seventy died today here after mortally wounding at Shiloh where Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston fell. Local cotton market notices and prices were also reported, including cottonseed at twenty dollars per ton.
The next phase of the Thaw extradition dispute is likely to occur before Governor Felker in Columbus. Thaw's lawyers prepared to challenge a traditional warrant en route to the governor and sought a delay before he acts on extradition. They cautioned against immediate seizure if an extradition order is issued.
The Weatherford arson case against Rev. J Frank Horrie, pastor of First Baptist Church, faced a venue change to Parker County. The defense argued for relocation while details of the church burning near Fort Worth emerged, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings and impending trial.
Four per tons were killed in the week’s accident in Germany. A. T. Towler of Benchley was in live city today and called on The Eagle.
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