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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
1
Seniors juniors and sophomores compile class notes at JL and M College. The fragment outlines student updates and college announcements, reflecting campus life and upcoming events.
The Cisco student John William Butts narrowly defeats Coltharp’s Joe Hobers in an election for sergeant at arms during a College ceremony. Willie Leavet of Joplin is elected class president, with Capt Fucnor Wythe named secretary and Viewt Brew selected historian.
The junior class elected officers led by Charles Harry Port as president and Fred John Heehert as vice president with Charles Hadwin Bamford as secretary and Weary Gillette Wickes as historian. The sophomore class chose Caesar Hohn as president Geo. Adolph Augett as vice president Patrick Sarsfield Devine as secretary treasurer and Daniel Carrington Imboden as historian.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a triple tragedy with two dead relatives and a suspected sibling shooting. The text references a professor in Germany, city paving orders near a governor’s house, and a debate on weather and science. Names and dates are garbled, but the tone mirrors early 20th century historical reminiscence.
A compact note traces how prophecy shaped historical thought, referencing Garteld and the idea that annuled words reveal hidden meanings. It outlines the struggle to interpret cryptic forecasts and their impact on contemporary judgments and events.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a heated discussion on women's voting rights. Notable quotes condemn or defend suffrage, referencing morality, purity, and social roles. The passage mentions names and dates in a tangled, stylized midterm newspaper voice.
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