Tucker Wins Jury Award in Telephone Case
The jury awarded N B Tucker 1625 dollars in the suit against Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company for injuries while employed locally. The case sought 1999.59 with a previous settlement at 1500. Judge Scott plans a motion docket Monday and returns to Franklin. Rev Nathan Powell bought an imported German coach mare in Fort Worth and noted two such mares in the state. In Navas, J L Francklow shot at his burglar son, hitting arm and leg, but injuries are not feared dangerous.
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N. B. Tucker
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Scott
Franklin
Eagle
Fort Worth
Nathan Powell
College
San Angelo
Powell
Fernando
Tucker
Bryan
Brazos County
Navas
J. JL. Francklow
Revival at First Baptist Draws Large Crowds
The revival at the First Baptist church begins promisingly with big night services. Dr Risner leads with a sermon on Soul Winning urging Christians to reach those in need of salvation. He also preaches on The Conditions of Present Day Evangelism noting God unchanged since Pentecost and stressing the price of blessing.
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First Baptist Church
Dr. Risner
Risner
Officers of St. Andrew's Parish Elect New Year Leaders
At a St. Andrew's church meeting, officers for the year were elected including Tyler Haswell senior warden and G. S. Parker junior warden. J. B. Hines was named treasurer and secretary A E Dally. Delegates to the Episcopal council in Waco were Tyler Haswell and G S Parker. The group plans to erect a new church on the present site.
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St. Andrew’s Church
Tyler Haswell
G. S. Parker
A. E. Dally
J. B. Hines
A. W. Wilkerson
J.T. Hines
Teachers Meeting Postponed for Summer Normal Plans
Notice to teachers states the March 30 Institute meeting was sparsely attended and all business on summer normal arrangements was postponed. A new meeting is set for Saturday April 6 at 10 30 at the courthouse attendance urged for all teachers.
City Election Results From Yesterday's Primary
The city primary yielded unopposed victories for all Democratic nominees. Frank Clarke became city secretary, T. P. Boyett city marshal, and G. M. Brandon, J. B. Priddy, W. K. E. Saunders were elected aldermen. A total of 112 votes were cast for all officers except two aldermen who received 111 each.
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Frank Clarke
T. P. Boyett
G. M. Brandon
J. B. Priddy
W. K E. Saunders
Insurance and sewing machine ads from Jno B Hines and partners
Representing diverse insurance lines and inviting liberal share of business in 1907. Office upstairs in Smith Building and phone 261. Jno B Hines. We sell or rent sewing machines on small monthly payments through T A Satterwhite at Mrs B White's furniture store. tf
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Smith Building
Jno
B. Hines
T. A. Satter White
A and M Team Triumphs Over Georgetown Visitors
The A and M boys defeated Southern University Georgetown 11 to 0 yesterday. Next games set for Friday 4 30 p m and Saturday 1 00 p m at College Athletic grounds, against the State University team from Austin in strong baseball form.
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A. and
M. Boys
State University
Revenghi
Southern University
Georgetown
College Athletic Grounds
A. and M
Austin
Uni
Tabor Convicted for Robbing Cotton Belt Train
Phil E. Tabor was found guilty by a jury in New Boston Texas after a days long trial for robbing a Cotton Belt railway train. Messenger Grissette was seriously wounded in the incident and hovered between life and death before recovering. Tabor received a life sentence.
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New Boston
Tex
Phil E. Tabor
Grissette
the Express Ca
Suevic Severed and Towed After Near Lizard Shore
A Lizard dispatch reports the White Star steamer Suevic split by dynamite after running ashore March 27. The fore part remains embedded on the reef while the after section was towed in. In Minnesota the Democratic landslide swept Winona city offices with E S Muir elected mayor by about 1200 votes over independent J Iberia.
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London
Lizard
White Star Line
Suevic
Winona
Minn
E. S. Muir
J. Tiberia
Prominent Grain Broker A B Jaquith Ends His Life
Omaha reports the death by suicide of A B Jaquith a leading grain commission man and early promoter of the Omaha Grain Exchange. At about forty five he shot himself at his home and authorities say discouragement over recent adverse transactions led to the act.
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Omaha
A. B. Jaquith
Grain Commission
Omaha Grain Exchange
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Pchloss Bros
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