Texas News Roundup Forthcoming Projects and Tragedies
Artesian wells advance at Ataska and Navasota pending development. Beaumont celebrates a $1,000,000 lumber deal while Brazos county plans a $60,000 courthouse. Cotton fires, mill burnings, and transport crashes are reported along with political events in Huntsville and San Antonio.
Remanded to jail and other rural incidents
Record of multiple brief items: a white man robbed a negro near Austin of 15 cents and a bologna sausage. Dr. R. E. Thackes reports cotton yields in Gainesville. a rape arrest near Halleisville. E. M. Roberts shot near Texarkana. new Mineral Wells school building foundation. Cumberland Presbyterian church cornerstone laid at Paris. Bowie Methodist college contract to be let. Jno Bell shot at Conroe and acquitted deputy case. Fannie More injured in horse accident. Pauline Martinez arrested in San Antonio. Hugh Jackson bailed after killing Geo Meadows. Johnny Sikes dies after tracheal surgery. new cottages at Coleman and new rock block. Jno Dansley given ten years for attempted assassination. Winnock store burned near Couroes. a burglarized Hillsboro printer. two buildings razed for new bank at Iowa Park. J H Thompson released on bond. 350 bales burned at Terrell. 27 tax sale columns in New Birmingham Times. Dilley Co. burned at Vernon. Chas Lavette died from fall. Alice White suicides at Mexia. Floyd county grand jury returns 05 indictments.
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