Wedding Links George Allen and Georgia Montgomery
Rev T C Cote officiated at a wedding in swell colored circles Thursday night. The contracting parties were George Allen and Georgia Montgomery. Injustice court Friday John Collins pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and was fined $5. The total fines and costs from the Wednesday episode amount to $90. An estate order granted the administrator access to all accounts notes and judgments. Henry Hunt renewed his subscription to the old reliable. A Warren induction dynamo for the electric light plant arrived with 8 000 candlepower and will be ready for connections by Monday.
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T. C. Cote
George Allen
Georgia Montgomery
John Collins
F. Krentzlin
Henry Hunt
Gay Hill
William Penn
Wonderful discoveries and local notices mix in Brenham item
A Brenham page lists medical praise for Tron Bitters, a new artillery band plan by Dr. Harry Baxter of Austin, a Brenham factory expanding furniture output, a Matagorda hunting party planned for Friday, and a missing Second Regiment member Jaynes linked to a $100 bond. Bondsmen F C Peterson and Asa Williams face a hunt to locate him.
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Jos
BE. Litho
Harry Baxter
Austin
Artillery Band
Jakes
Jaynes
Bell County
Messrs
F.C. Peterson
Asa Williams
Latium Stabbing Case Before Justice on Bond
A September fest near Latium ends in a melee between the Kieke and Wendt parties and the Klatt brothers, who are wounded. Wendt and Kieke brothers face assault to murder charges. bonds set at 500 dollars. Testimony details the stabbing and multiple injuries to Hermann and Charley Klatt. other witnesses describe knives visible and the scale of injuries.
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Latium
Otto Kieke
Greene
August Wendt
Hermann
Chas. Klatt
Klatt Brothers
Wendt
Messrs. Searcy & Garrett
W. R. Ewing
Hermann Klatt
Charles
West Mill Creek
Kieke
Klatt
Otten
Green Wendt
Lwa
Charley Klatt
Leo Lange
Kieke and Wendt
Crane accident kills train worker near Somerville
J. C. Cameron fireman on the southbound Santa Fe local was struck in the head by a crane while observing a signal as the engine left Somerville for Brenham. He died after being taken to Brenham and then Temple, with the wound exposing the brain and feared fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cameron
Santa Fe
Brenham
Somerville
U.S
W. A. Lockett
Temple
Nelson
Dogs At Loggerheads Draw Crowds In Town Brawl
A mastiff belonging to Rev. George Lloyd attacked a smaller dog on Post Office row, drawing many onlookers as the town held a raucous scene. The incident sparked local chatter with humorous comparisons to a joke of the era. Separately, Reichardt Becker & Co. faced a land levy and bank garnishment after a failed Tunis sale, affecting 350 acres and about 170 dollars.
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C. A. Rogster
Waldwell
Joe Truax
Brenham
George Lloyd
Bill Nye
Orsay & Marek
Tunis
Burleson
Caldwell News Chronicle
Reichardt, Becker & Co
H. Dalkoffsky
Wm. Reeves & Co
Diptheria in Temple and Coast Horse Epidemic
State brief notes six diphtheria cases reported in Temple while coast country endures a persistent horse epidemic. In Waco, inquest findings suggest John W. Masters died by his own hand after arranging funds for his wife in Citizens National Bank. South Carolina constable Newholil, misidentifying a man as a blockade runner, killed him to avoid mob, then fled dust from Tar Heel state. The dispatch was carried by Columbia to Savannah and Galveston.
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Temple
C. C. Rouse
Tanglewood
Houston
John W. Masters
Waco
Citizen’s National Bank
W. H. Newsoup
Brenham
South Carolina
Tillmann
Newholil
Columbia
S. C
Savannah
Galveston
Rudhard Kiping
Mary Elizabeth Less
For Rent Or Sale Cottage on East Main Street
Five room cottage on East Main Street four blocks from Court House features bath water works and front and back galleries. Lot is 55 by 240 feet. For inquiries contact F. W. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main St
Court House
F. W. Wood
University of Texas Academic Departments and Sessions
The University of Texas outlines department sessions with start dates in September and October. The catalog notes engineering civil degree, law bachelor of laws, medical four year course in Galveston, pharmacy and nursing schools, and a library of 35 000 volumes. President Winston listed.
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Y. M
Y.W
Texas
Galveston
School of Pharmacy
School of Nursing
Winston
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Zocal News
Ta Fe
R. H. Burch
Matagorda
Punty
W. H. Crawford
Chappell Hill
Brenhamanufacturing Company
Houston Frry
Fae Matagorda
R.H
R.S. Farmer
J. P. Buch- L. J. Lockett
J.T. Evans
Will Buchanan
Joe and
Jack Routt
R. K. Felder
Chappell Ll
Castoria
William Kieke
J. R. Hays
Colquitt
Mr. Bush
Chamberlain
Cameron
W. J. Graber
Ovvolier
Jas. H. Foster
Chappell Hill Notes
The
Houston Post
Soule College
Methodist Episcopal Church
Post
Georgetown
State News
Ant Jaros
Claridge
Severa
Tinana
University of Texas
Studbnie
Frere
Toran
Penny Royal
Vampire
Oak Hall
Wm. Buecherl
Nella Daggett
Home
Wells, Richardson & Co
Hurlington
Theatove Llatac Bor
R. C. Hich
Horses
Rules
TEX
Londemann’s
Compress
TB Journal of Studicina
W. H. Peeks
Aes
Nis
Cedar St
Sow Yorkee
C. J. Fvereberg Yeas & MY
M. Byers
Dentists
Uppoate Winkelmann & Bohne
Barxnam
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