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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1906
Page
1
The dispatch from Elizabethpol reports repeated Armenian interruptions of convoys trying to reach the Mohammedan garrison at Shuska. Provisions are crowded by violent fighting. fifty Armenians lie dead or wounded after a clash at the Karapirim shrine, while civilians suffer amid the conflict.
Washington January 20 Three French warships mass off the Venezuelan coast to deliver France’s protest over Castro’s treatment of M Taigny the French representative at Caracas Additional ships to join and France demands a full apology and equal treatment for its envoy before any talks on other grievances proceed Washington says the situation may require an American warship closer to the coast if Castro does not modify his stance France’s plan calls for immediate apology and a halt to further claims unless Castro complies
Constitutional Democrats in the national assembly plan to obstruct ordinary legislation. If blocked, they aim to push for general direct and equal suffrage, liberty of speech and assembly, press and religion, and pacification measures. The party approved election participation with two dissenters, avoiding a split. Boditcheff proposed not binding representatives on agrarian policy.
Washington January 20 Senator Wilson offered brief remarks and declined to comment on a report about the Keep commission noting he has no statement prepared and will wait for further details before replying.
City of Mexico states K A Alleman is appointed the new Mexican consul in New Orleans.
Six first class artists from the Eagle Glass Works of Baltimore demonstrate glass making by molding rods and tubes into ornaments given away to visitors. Visitors can view glass weaving blowing spinning and a steam driven glass engine along with a $3,000 glass dress in this educational industrial exhibition.
The ad promotes Old Plantation with latest songs and dances and funny characters. Two performances daily at 2:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
A playful note describes a whimsical venue called The Crazy House or Castle of Laughter where everything is top turvy and visitors are repeatedly surprised by cheerful antics. The piece emphasizes continual laughter at the farces and a lighthearted, mirthful atmosphere.
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