05 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1902
Page
1
A fatal barn fire occurred Saturday on a farm near Mave Betvaily, sending investigators to the scene to determine cause and identify the deceased. Fire crews fought the blaze for hours, and nearby residents reported hearing an explosion prior to the flames.
A prominent farmer named Humy Me, living about eight miles north of Independence Road, hanged himself in his yard after a life of troubles. His family found his body the next morning, with a rope tied to a bracket and a frame ten feet above the ground. He left no note, leaving nine dependents to mourn him. The article notes his frail health and a grave mental burden, referencing a local conversation about a distant magnate. He was 40 years old, a partner in a cotton platform business with Paul Fricke, and his death follows financial strain in the community. He will be buried today in Brenham.
The Washington Camp held its regular monthly meeting with thirteen members present. A donation of $10 was approved to support the reunion effort across the state. The adjutant reported on travel costs and death of Corrado Joli R Brophy. Committees were formed and officer elections began, with several names listed for roles. A long, uneasy recount of past events and local happenings followed, including a bank of unrelated incidents and local travel notes.
Sunday School times and worship services listed for several churches in Bay, PA area. Barvist Onvad and Rev G Tumlin lead morning and evening services. Roy J L Maevoy and Gaspallanent noted among ministers. audience numbers seen at Grand Theatre play attracting attendees from Somerville and nearby towns.
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