Trial Begins in Houston Murder Case Against Henry J. Manson
The trial of former Range Henry J. Manson charged with killing Judge Domes Brockatsa opened in Houston Texas. Security was tight with every courtroom entrant searched for weapons.
19 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
1
The trial of former Range Henry J. Manson charged with killing Judge Domes Brockatsa opened in Houston Texas. Security was tight with every courtroom entrant searched for weapons.
Reports from El Paso say insurgents moved a cannon toward Juarez last night and seem ready to strike. In San Antonio many residents fear renewed skirmishes as fighting signals rise amid rumors of an assault.
A committee report discusses a proposed free list bill amid references to savings for the people. The document mentions President Tate and critiques a tax or rate that is described as too high, with concerns over increased costs.
The obituary notes the passing of a well known Metho dist figure named Sherman, listed as seventy two years old. He served as a Confederate veteran and held a six year treasurer role in Grape county, with ties to Missouri and Texas.
A special committee plans a major athletic showcase in Bryan attracting many from the region. The piece highlights growing local interest in physical development and the post Olympic influence, noting business leaders backing college athletic events as beneficial for the area.
Persistent rains in South Texas over the past days raise fears for the potato season. Officials report concerns that the wet conditions may damage yields and affect local growers.
From Washington April 10 the factional democratic tenders aim to end the reciprocity debate tonight and pass the bill tomorrow the senate is in session today.
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