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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
5
Amase presents a musical comedy The Wrong Mr. President at the Colonial on September 6. Fortyseven members including Homer Tutt and Blanche Thompson star with The Amari Set company offering bright songs and comic situations. Tickets go on sale Monday.
Local merchants advertise fresh mackerel, ship shipments, and dairy items from Cooper & Cole. Visitors and residents crowd the city, including Uncle Zack Jones and Dan Kelly, with notes on routines like furniture repair and sewing machine sales. The page notes community figures, travel to Beaumont, and a school year with Arch Cloud, Mary Locke, and J. S. Thurker, while praising Cooper & Cole for quality grocers and prompt service.
Monry Heatmyer transfers property to Martin Doteh. Antonio Berger and Henry Beger transfer a lot in the eastern part of its to 2148. William Merger receives consideration of $200.
The impeachment trial of William Sulzer resumes with judges and counsel arguing over whether Senators who gathered evidence may sit. The court votes to retain the Frawley committee, asserting the Senate should act as the impeachment court and cannot be changed. The report notes preparation details and a Bryan Boy Scouts meeting announcement.
The habeas corpus hearing for Carlo Salvato before District Judge J Scott concluded with an opinion that the case was bailable. The bond was set at 8000 dollars and Salvato was released once surety was furnished.
A Boston area piece recalls a loyal farm hand once hired for fence work and the curious request in a will from Massachusetts about using a phonograph to sing hymns at his funeral end of life. The reflection questions the motive and impact on relatives.
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