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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1916

Page

7

Irish Leader Redmond Sees Safe Home Rule Promise

Waterford October 6 Irish Nationalist leader John Redmond told constituents that despite the rebellion and its brutalities home rule for Ireland remains possible if the country stays sane He opposed conscription saying the government would not risk a conflict over it. London reports British forces crossed the Struma river and occupy Nevolyen with Bulgarians retreating from the area Paris says Verdun activity continues and Russians gain ground near Brzezany in Galicia Romanian troops retreat across the A1 as Von Falkenhayn's forces push them back Berlin reports Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg's position remains firm and submarine resumption stalled.

Waterford Ireland John Redmond Redmond London Struma Nevolyen Paris War Office Macedonia Verdun Poivre Hill Meuse Somme Lemberg Petrograd Brzezany

Municipal Wagon Yard Registration Update

The latest municipal wagon yard register lists M H Todd Harvey W R Henry and family Edge J H Moody and family Iola A L Hearne and family Edge H Hayes and wife Macy Thomas Moore Kurten J M Flynt and family Keith W T Murchison W A Richards J M Cook H M Pyle J M Pyle Sallie Gordon Pyle J M Conley 8 C Hicks J W Lindley and G R Dixon all of Iola.

M. H. Todd Harvey W. R. Henry Edge J. H. Moody Iola A. L. Hearne H. Hayes Macy Thomas Moore Kurten J. M. Flynt Keith W. T. Murchison W. A. Richards J. M. Cook H. M. Pyle J. M. Pyle Sallie Gordon Pyle J. M. Conley C. Hicks J. W Lindley G. R. Dixon

Carranza Official Denies Ultimatum Report

El Paso dispatch says Andreas Garcia inspector general of Carranza consulates in the United States denies any ultimatum prepared for presentation to the United States for immediate withdrawal of forces. The claim appeared in Spanish newspapers stating the ultimatum would be issued within 24 hours.

Associated Press el Paso Texas Andreas Garcia Carranza United States

Boriskie and Simek Wed at College Home

At 6 pm last Tuesday at the Boriskie home near College, V. J. Boriskie of College and Julia Simek of Dime Box married with Rev. J. B. Gleissner officiating. The couple will reside near College in a home prepared by relatives and neighbors with a wedding supper.

John A. Boriskie V. J. Boriskie College Julia Simek Dime Box J. B. Gleissner Mr. Boriskie Fannie Boriskie Near College Annie Simek Boriskie

Quiet wedding stalls as calm gives way to storm

Report notes a wedding observed with tranquil mood before disruptions or tensions arise, contrasting with announcements of potential conflict or upheaval. No specific people, places, or dates are provided in the readable text.

Fire destroys main building at Christian Brothers College

A six story main building of the Christian Brothers College in St. Louis burned. All students are accounted for except two. Brother Cormick, 93, and Brother Clemboel, 72, are believed killed. An assistant nurse leaped from a fifth floor window and is severely injured. Sacred chapel vessels were saved.

Associated Press St. Louis Christian Brothers College Cormick Clem

Marry White Man Leave America for Mexico Ceremony

Miss Daisy Joe a 21 year old daughter of a San Francisco Chinese merchant and William Wyatt 23 an American planned to marry in Ensenada Mexico with her father and a Los Angeles attorney accompanying them. Federal authorities question if Miss Joe can land under the Asiatic exclusion law and she may face deportation on return unless her U S immigration claim succeeds.

San Diego Cal California Daisy Joe San Francisco William Wyatt Ensenada Lower California Los Angeles Miss Joe United States China

Bulgarian and Entente Fronts Clash Across Balkan Fronts

Bulgarian troops from Bustchuk defeated a Romanian force of sixteen battalions crossing into Bulgaria. Essad Pasha is sentenced to death by a Constantinople court martial for conspiracy and war. French progress on the Somme reports capture of material. Sofia notes halting Entente advances on the Macedonian front while Russians and fleet resume offensives in Armenia against the Turks.

Sofia Bustchuk Danube Bulgaria War Office London Constantinople Essad Pasha Albania Reuter Turkey Morval Somme Paris War Office Armenia

Gilmore Secures Injunction Over November Ballot

C E Gilmore of Wills Point, a declared candidate for the railroad commission, obtained a temporary injunction preventing the naming of a candidate and stopping Secretary of State from certifying any name on the November ballot. A hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday.

Ft. Worth C. E. Gilmore Wills Point Railroad Commission Secretary of State Jnc

Republicans Move to Enjoin Democrats Over Railroad Commissioner Ballot

Texas Republicans plan to seek a court injunction to stop the State Democratic executive committee from placing any railroad commissioner candidate on the November ballot. George F. Rockhold, vice chairman, says Terrell law limits the committee to recommendations and does not authorize nominations in case of a vacancy caused by death.

Associated Press Dallas Touna Texas Democratic Executive Committee George F. Rockhold Republican Executive Committee Rockhold Terrell

Cotton crop likely to fall short of USDA estimate

Fort Worth report says the 11,367,000 bale USDA crop forecast will drop below 11,067,000. Henry N. Pope of the Association of State Farmers Unions predicts ongoing reductions due to climate and pests, and calls for a 12-cent minimum to protect farmers from low prices.

Fort Worth Tex United States Department of Agriculture Henry N. Pope Association of State Farmers Unions Pope

Mine Manager Held For 515000 Ransom

Oak Creek Colo Oct 7 with one dead and two still sought Steamboat Springs deputies pursue about six band members who kidnapped coal mine manager R M Perry Wednesday and held him two days for a 915000 ransom. Perry seized a revolver from an assailant, shot a guard, and escaped yesterday afternoon.

Oak Creeek Creek Colo Steamboat Springs Covington R. M. Perry Perry

Brazos County Agent Outlines Three Months Work

County Agent C. L. Benson reports 18 meetings held 1 019 miles traveled 722 people visited 394 bulletins distributed 2635 letters written 16 consultations. Plans for the year's work will be announced soon. Co L Beason Brazos County agent asks hearty cooperation in putting Brazos County first.

Brazos County

Corns Loosen Lift Right Off Corns

If you've ever had corns you've tried many remedies. This ad touts a corn remedy sold in Bryan by M. H. James Smith Drug Co. and E. J. Jenkins promising to loosen and lift corns without harming the toe.

Lawrence & Co Chicago Ill Bryan M. H. James The Smith Drug Co E. J. Jenkins

Upshur County Lynching Near Graceton

Associated Press reports Will Spence a Black man was lynched near Graceton Upshur County after a gunfight with Constable Harrell who was wounded slightly. Spence allegedly fled from jail with a mob taking him from custody.

Will Spence Harrell Associated Press Gilmer Texas Graceton Upshur Spence

Fire risk survey finds Bryan in good shape overall

Fred Wilson of the state fire insurance commission completed an inspection in Bryan and reported fire risks are generally acceptable. One issue noted was rubbish behind businesses due to only one trash wagon. Mayor Harris said financial limits prevent a second wagon, with potential monthly donations or a rate hike being considered. Wilson praised Fire Marshal John Daly Jr. for effective fire risk management.

Fred Wilson State Fire Insurance Commission Bryan Austin Harris Wilson John Daly, Jr Daly

Fortunes of bachelors and cooks tied by taste

The remark notes that sympathy for old bachelors and spinsters is wasted and that happiness comes to men whose tastes align with their cook, implying harmony in domestic life.

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Au Oayo Tranylvania von Falkenhayn Berlin von Bethmann-Holoweg Reichstag Municipal Wagon Yard Garcia Bride Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertlizer Co Catholic College America Lower C.F. Gilmore Farmers’ Union Quarterly Report C. L. Benson Co. L. Beason Upshur County
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