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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
3
Readable fragments describe alleged arrangements during the game involving two players on opposing sides and possible monetary considerations or fear of injury. Unconfirmed rumors link managers Saunders and others to overtures toward Dudes players. no clear outcomes or dates are established.
June 3 notes from Ivanhoe describe summer weather and local events. Miss Bina Ward returns home from illness, Miss Dollie Sims visits Woodville, measles spread locally, Worth McCullough visits from Denison, and Hal McGouirk starts a saw mill in the village.
R D Owens seeks one thousand oat sacks for cooking fuel supply. Buyer requests large lot for immediate delivery and storage. Local supplier asked to confirm availability and pricing terms.
J P Gruet of Webster Groves will not receive any portion of the Texas fines against Waters-Pierce Oil Company totaling 1 623 900 dollars. General counsel J D Johnson says Gruet’s deposits were not used and hence no share of attorney fees will go to him. Bryan says Roosevelt not strictly a Democrat or Republican and discusses future Democratic nominee and policy views.
The prosecutor contends Gruet was not summoned and that his depositions were unused because Gruet would not aid the case. He concludes the agreement was repudiated and Gruet will get nothing, suggesting the state's attorneys avoided his testimony as not material to the contract dispute.
The Fraternal Brotherhood met Tuesday night and elected officers for the ensuing year. President R. C. Bragg and Vice-President Mrs M I Knox led the slate with H D Tippit as Secretary. Chaplain Tom B Brown Seargant M Z Williams Miss Lillian Knox A D K J E Durbin music by Miss Merle Conley trustees G I Tapp and Wm V Hughen. Refreshments followed.
Bonham's crack military company held a drill at the armory with Capt. Wade Lipscomb appointing new officers including 1st Lieut J A Holmes and 2nd Lieut Robt A Bridges. Several appointments remain and drills will occur Wednesdays and Fridays ahead of the encampment. Vacancies invite enlistments before July 1. Magazines recieved: Uncle Remus Outing Pacific Monthly Elite Toilet Bon Yon Blue Book and Smiths.
A figure states that the decision to run hinges solely on advancing democracy, rejecting any personal ambition as a condition. The quote emphasizes that no man's ambition should drive the choice.
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