H N Hall Wins 625 Verdict Against I G N Railroad
District Court proceedings include injunction dissolutions in Italian case and continuations. Jury awards H N Hall 625 damages after a long trial for injuries from a scraper in a gravel pit. suit sought 5000. Judge Scott notes boundary cases and companion Italian matters. spring term nearing end. District Attorney Ralston returns to Cameron.
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Bonneville
N. Jametta
District Court
Scott
Jametta
H. N. Hall
I. & G. N. Railroad
Hall
Venice
Frank Cinena
John Fizini
Joe Fizini
Ralston
Cameron
Trinity University vs A and M College Football at Allen Academy Grounds
Prof E J Kyle, manager of the A and M College football team, asks The Eagle to announce a 4 15 pm game this afternoon at the Allen Academy grounds in Bryan. Trinity University of Waxahachieva plays the A and M college team in town to ease Bryan attendance. Smith will pitch for College. both teams in good shape and a large crowd is anticipated.
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E. J. Kyle
Eagle
City Election Results Reflect Light Voter Turnout
The city democratic primary determined results with 103 total votes cast. J. E. Butler won the mayoral seat while J. E. Covey and J. W. Batts secured alderman positions. John A. Moore chaired the executive committee with O. E. Saunders T. K. Lawrence F. Oliver and G. W. Smith as members. Election officers were Seth Mooring presiding judge C. A. Adams S. H. Allphin B. F. Leman judges Frank Clarke W. H. Bell M. G. Nall and Geo. J. Nedbalek clerks.
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J. E. Covey
R. E. Covey
J. E. Butler
J. W. Batts
John A. Moore
O. E. Saunders
T. K. Lawrence
F. ©. Oliver
G. W. Smith
City Democratic Executive Committee
Seth Mooring
C. A. Adams
S. H. Allphin
B. F. Leman
Frank Clarke
W. H. Bell
M. G. Nall
Geo. J. Nedbalek
Tax Sale Report from Court House Auction
Sheriff Nall conducted a public tax sale and costs auction yesterday afternoon at the courthouse. George and Mollie Campbell’s fifty acres in Hope League sold to J. H. and T. H. Royder of Wellborn for 43.78 dollars. Edw. Thomas Bryan city lots sold to M. G. Nall for 49.74 dollars. Eugene White Bryan lot sold to M. Nagle for 55.05 dollars. Ed Steptoe Millican lots sold to M. Nagle for 29.50 dollars.
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Nall
Court House
Hope League
George and
Mollie Campbell
J. H
T. H. Royder
Wellborn
Bryan City
Edw. Thomas
M. G. Nall
Bryan
Eugene White
M. Nagle
Ed Steptoe
National Railroad Company of Mexico Holds Annual Meeting
The National Railroad Company of Mexico, operating 900 miles of track from Laredo Texas to Mexico City, held its annual meeting in Salt Lake City on Monday. Present were President E. N. Brown and EB Bashford with Harriman interests, re-electing the former board except for Robert Nunez who succeeds J G Metcalf.
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Salt Lake City
National Railroad Company of Mexico
Southern Republic
Laredo
Tex
City of Mexico
E. N. Brown
EB. Bashford
New Yor
Harriman
Robert Nunez
City of
Mexico
J. G. Metcalf
New York
Wire fence charged to 1000 volts guards Trenton mine
In Trenton Missouri on April 3 a 1000 volt electric fence surrounds the Trenton Mining Company works to deter alleged threats to destroy the property. The mine is a cooperative with stockholder workers and no trouble is expected from the employer, though outsiders reportedly issued threats.
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Trenton
Trenton Mining Company
Dowie Deposed by Zionists in Chicago
The Zionists remove Dowie from leadership in a move reported from Chicago on April 3. He will receive funds to live in Mexico, though no Mexican colony will be established.
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Chicago
Dowie
Mexico
Cotton market opens with slight rise in New York trade
The cotton market opened Tuesday in New York with a 1 to 3 point advance.
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New York
Former Governor Herrick Speaks at Legislature
Austin April 3 Former Governor Herrick of Ohio and President Finney of the Missouri Kansas and Texas railway spoke briefly to the legislature Tuesday Also ex Governor Sayers delivered remarks The day featured a lively Senate debate over discharging the free conference committee on the election bill with divided views and a vote of 16 to 10 to retain the committee.
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Herrick
Sayers
Finney
Austin
Ohio
President Finney
The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Senate
Senate Free Conference Committee
Harper
Hanger
House
McKamy
Looney
Evans Expires Former Merchant and Railroad Director Dies
Thomas W. Evans aged eighty three died of pneumonia at his New York home on April 8. A Henderson North Carolina native, he built a dry goods career in Nashville after the Civil War and partnered in Evans Jordan Co and Evans Peete Co. He served as director for Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Louisville and Nashville Mobile and Ohio railroads and was involved with United States Lloyds and the Nashville Chamber of Commerce. He retired years ago leaving a son and daughter in Nashville and another daughter in Nashville Tenn.
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New York
Thomas W. Evans
Nashville
Nashvile and
Chattanooga
Louisville and Nashville
Mobile and Ohio
United States Lloyds Company
Chamber of Commerce
Evans
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City National Bank
Bryan, Texas
ED Hall
G E. H. Astin
J. N. Cole
Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
J. W. English
Trinity
M. S
Allen Academy
Reuter
Emmel & Maloney
Grrauss
Hunter & Chatham
Men’s Furnishers
Lawrence & CO
I. H. Newton
Hearne
Mr. Streetler
T. A. Satterwhite
Singer Machine Man
Paris
Bryan and
Vicinity
Wagner
Brandon
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