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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1912
Page
5
The city welcomed numerous visitors including John Sabo from Kurten and A. M. Gibson from Harvey while real estate and business notices circulated. Openings featured Edge Dry Goods Co millinery event and multiple sales ads for farm land, horses, and furnished homes with offerings from Fountain Bros and others.
The Eugene Edge Ready to Wear Department offers daily introductions to the newest women's and misses wear including tailored day and evening gowns. Manager Tranaie Wren oversees the department with a New York background and promises guaranteed workmanship and a full range of fabrics and swatches.
In a scattered note, Yale faces Holy Cross in New Haven while Colgate meets Cornell at Ithaca. Other matchups include Bryn Mawr at New Brunswick and Muhlenberg at Pulladelia, with a broad list of intercollegiate contests implied for tomorrow’s sports slate.
The association expresses hope for about one thirl ion attendees statewide with three hundred from the Methodists. A new teacher will be hired for the beginners next term as Promotion Day approaches. The note urges full attendance tomorrow and mentions cotton market prices and warehouse reports in several locations.
A Houston and Texas Central freight train wreck occurred shortly after midnight about two miles south at Cat Fort. The engine veered around a bridge into the water. Details are sparse and no injuries are confirmed in the fragment.
A damaged report describes a fire and telegraph disruption as a freight train derailed into water. The incident left several injuries with one worker delayed while rescue teams diverted toward Calvert and Shearoe. A stocking train followed later, aiding evacuation and recovery efforts.
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