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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
1
The United States mint in San Princisco reportedly robbed with seven dollars confirmed missing and the potential for a larger shortage. Federal authorities count sixty one million aliyor dollars stored there to determine the final loss. Troon waahers were involved and bags were disrupted during the incident.
Meg Bethany announces a Sunday school rally at Wie Methodist Church to boost May Day services. The event aims for a large attendance with parishioners urged to attend. school meets at 9:40 am and all scholars should be present.
Montgomery Sept 27 Five persons are under arrest in connection with the 140000 robbery of the Alabama Great Southern rail line. Officials believe the real robbers remain at large and may have netted about 100000 dollars.
Easton Virginia September 27 A note says the world’s largest silk manufacturer died here today after a sudden illness. A heart specialist from New York was summoned but was unable to save him.
Washington September 27 Representative Underwood today introduced in the House the Built Lever cotton futures tax proposition. The House is expected to adopt this tariff compromise in place of the Clark amendment. All other tariff differences with the Senate have been settled.
Concord reports Harry K. Thaw prepares a legal brief to secure the Pennsylvania reprieve if New York extradition is refused. Attorney Jerome will be no further help if extradition is refused.
A famed 4625,000 pearl necklace stolen from the mall was purchased today for 700,000 by Mile Du Monceau de Bergendael. If the two missing pearls are found, the price rises by 50,000. A London workman recently located the necklace on a sidewalk.
New cadets at A. and M. College settled into rooms and prepared for the year's work. Attendance expected around 900 by October 10. Chapel services begin tomorrow with a regular schedule next week.
Albany September 27 Chester Platt secretary to Governor Sulzer was subpoenaed as a witness for the Board of Managers in the impeachment trial today. An unanswerable question remained whether Frederick Coltwell Sulzer’s alleged dummy in Wall Street would testify today. Sulzer's attorneys said they did not know Coltwell's location but would likely testify next week. No evasion of work was reported today.
Ansieton reports a black man was convicted today of the murder of Stra Selte here two months ago and sentenced to hang. The trial was held in the local court with a swift verdict.
A report that another cotton tax bill would be introduced in Congress sparked a sensational drop on the Cotton Exchange the afternoon of September 7 in New Orleans. Prices fell twenty six to thirty points as traders reacted to the news.
Fragmented OCR text on Morgan estate taxation appears garbled with unclear figures and names. The readable portion hints at an inheritance tax notice but lacks coherent details or specific individuals, dates, or amounts.
The Eagle states no merchant has authority to assume obligations on behalf of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas except the college president and the youth directors president.
County School Superintendent informs the Bugle that Harvey Stoop Hollow Teladee Alexander Smivtana and Mudville rural schools will open for the session on Monday September 29. Additional county schools may follow on the same date though Parker school may wait until October fifth.
Rheims France September 37 A new world aeroplane speed record is established by Verdrines who flew 62.5 miles at an average 118 mph. The old mark was 111.5 mph Maurice Provost later equaled Verdrines speed in the finals to select the team for the international cup race next Monday.
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