TM MINISTER'S SON
Readable text fragment mentions a minister's son with unclear context and no verifiable details. no additional facts available to establish a fuller summary.
07 Jan 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
1
Readable text fragment mentions a minister's son with unclear context and no verifiable details. no additional facts available to establish a fuller summary.
A tepidly refined elder social event is planned as the coming old folks ball with a Billy Goo Quilt band from Willars Ws providing music. A prize for the best dancing couple, a prominent committee, and a Daughters of the Confederacy fundraiser at Lahk's ball mark the social page, with plan details and local participants.
The council records the January 2 1902 ward election results with Alderman Tucker declared elected for the first ward and sworn in. A committee was appointed to inspect the city plant and water works, while bills and financial reports were read and approved. The meeting covered tax appeals, street lighting plans, a proposed electric plant, and routine city duties.
Readable text fragments show a chaotic scene involving runaway nurses in a setting described as Snaty Foot Well. The article conveys urgency and disarray without clear names or dates. Further details are unreadable, but the core image is the nurses rushing into a confined area.
Teary Wiley, a colored horse trader, drove along Independence streets when his two large horses shied and plunged into a public well recently reinforced with timber. The buggy sank at the well mouth. Henry Wiley escaped as onlookers secured a block and ankle to haul him free. One horse neck was broken, the other walked away unharmed. the incident described as one of the most marvelous accidents in years. Notice: claimants against the estate of Finke, deceased, must present them for adjustment.
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