Dansby and Martin Couples Wedding in Bryan
In Bryan last night at 8 o clock Durant Paul Dansby and Nellie Ruth Martin were wed at the bride’s father home by Dr. George B. Butler. The ceremony featured evergreen arches and a white lily motif with a white crepe de chene gown. The couple, Brazos county natives, plan to establish a home in a newly built east Bryan cottage. Firemen carnival adverts accompany the note.
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Durant
Paul Dansby
Nellie Ruth Martin
George B. Butler
First Baptist Church
Brazos County
W. S. Martin
D. M. Dansby
Dansby
Minstrel Shows At Opera House And Local Notices
Christmas minstrels by Barlow & Wilson at the Opera House next Friday with 75¢ 50¢ 25¢ tickets. Also Nunnally candies and other items in stock. Marriage licenses issued to several couples. W J Bryan to speak at Grand Opera House on December 24. Rent available for a five room cottage near West Side school.
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Cavitt’s
Barlow & Wilson
Opera House
America
Nunnally
Express
Benedetto Allegretti
Howell & Newton
Greater New York
Times
Christian Hare
Son & Derden
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Grand Opera House
West Side School
Edge
Bryant's Order in Oil Receiver Case Details
Beaumont Dec 18 In the Waters Pierce Oil company receivership Judge Bryant filed an order after Texas officials reported no agreement among interested parties. Federal Receiver Dorchester must settle debts and inventory property by January 6. He may continue selling existing stock and collecting dues but cannot sell on credit after Jan 1 1908 or incur new debts beyond necessary expenses.
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Dorchester
Beaumont
Pierce Oil Company
Bryant
Austin
Bumpass
United States Court For
Eastern District of Texas
Sherman
Boiler Explosion Kills Foreman at Merremie Mill
In Winnsboro Texas on December 18 a boiler blast at Harris Cravens saw mill near Merremie killed foreman Pete Sellars and seriously injured Jasper Jarred with two Davis boys lightly hurt. The blast uprooted a large tree about 100 yards away.
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Winnsboro
Tex
Merremie
Harris,& Craven
Pete Sellars
Jasper Jarred
Davis
Negroes Colonizing In Oklahoma
Nine families of negro immigrants passed through Paris en route to Beggs Oklahoma where a negro colony is forming.
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Oklahoma
Paris
Tex
Beggs
Okla
Elegant Residence Burns in Sherman Texas
The elegant residence and contents of Judge J. H. Wood burned in Sherman Texas. Loss estimated at 17 500 with 8 000 covered by insurance. Also noted is a Paris Texas report of the mayoral salary raised from 900 to 2 000 annually.
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Sherman, Tex
J. H. Wood
Paris
Tex
Noted scientist Lord Kelvin dies in Glasgow
Brief notices report Lord Kelvin's death in Glasgow Scotland. Other items include a new Abilene Texas directory population 9224 and various local incidents such as fires in Clarksville Texas and Taylor Texas casualties.
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Lord Kelvin
Glasgow
Scotland
New City
Abilene
Tex
New York
Ella Junior
Sherman
Caney
Okla
Colbert
Houston
Great Britain
W. C. Hunter
Holdenville
Shreveport
Chathamville
J. E. Rainey
Clarksville
Palmer Petition Seeks U S Supreme Court Review
Washington reports a writ of certiorari filed to review Bradley W. Palmer and Waters-Pierce Oil in Texas anti trust case. They seek US Supreme Court review after the Fifth Circuit voided a federal receivership and the state court had already appointed a receiver following a $1.6 million penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Bradley W. Palmer
State of
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Palmer
Waters-Pierce
United States Circuit Court of Texas
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Two Fatalities Reported In Oklahoma Incidents
In Guthrie a four year old girl, daughter of Fred Dorl near Cushing, died after her clothing caught fire from a stove. Nearby at Mountain View a four year old girl, child of John Lawn, was accidentally shot and killed by her older brother.
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Guthrie
Fred Dorl
Cushing
Mountain View
John Lawn
Jealousy Fatal Shooting Near Needles
George Perry a former Santa Fe machinist in Needles shot Miss Myrtle Craig twice through the heart in San Bernardino then killed himself with a self-inflicted wound. He died an hour later. The tragedy was attributed to jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perry
San Bernardino
Cal
Santa Fe
the Needles
Myrtle Craig
Bomb Traced in Pettibone Case Across Wallace to Trial
The prosecution in the Pettibone case traced the Peabody bomb from Harry Orchard and Jack Simpkins throwing it in a Wallace creek to its appearance in the Haywood trial here. Corroborative Orchard testimony linked the Vindicator mine explosion and the state showed the registered letter and telegraphic money order sent by Pettibone to Orchard in San Francisco.
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Boise
Ida
Pettibone
Harry Orchard
Jack Simpkins
Wallace
Haywood
Orchard
San Francisco
Three Ports Decided On For Inquiry
New Orleans officials report Galveston Mobile and Savannah chosen by the port investigation committee as sites to study conditions and compare with New Orleans. The panel will visit Galveston January 9 for a possible several day stay, then proceed to the other ports. The commission adjourned until January 8.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
William R. Coyne Convicted of Perjury in Doodling Case
In St Louis on December 18 William R Coyne a former Tammany Hall leader was found guilty of perjury for answering he could not remember when questioned by the grand jury about doodling in the house of delegates. He was sentenced to two years in prison.
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St. Louis
House of Delegates
William R. Coyne
Tammany Hall
Cotton States League Holds Mobile Clearance Price
A Gulfport special reports most Cotton States Baseball League directors refuse Mobile clearance to the Southern league unless the $2,500 price is paid in full. The Cotton States league reform will be planned at the spring meeting.
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Birmingham
Gulfport
Miss
Cotton States Baseball League
Mobile
Southern League
Cotton States League
Decree Blocked Boycott Against Buck Stove Company
Judge Gould in equity court signs decree restraining and enjoining the American Federation of Labor its officers and all others from interfering with Buck Stove and Range company business and from declaring or threatening any boycott.
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Washington
Gould
Equity
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove and Range Company
Brides' Club Formed Aboard Allan Maer California
Seven Scottish women traveling to America on the Allan Maer California befriended each other after Glasgow departure. They formed a brides club and plan to marry Scottish grooms already settled in the United States. Each fiancé has arranged funds and homes, and weddings will occur soon with each bride writing full details to the others.
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New York
Allan Maer
California
Glasgow
America
Fleet visit viewed as friendly by Japanese paper
The Jiji Shimpo editorial says the American fleet's Pacific voyage is not a threat and would be warmly received in Japan. It warns only that the move could fuel anti-Japan sentiment on the Pacific coast and urges U S authorities to take precautions.
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Tokio
Jiji Shimpo
Pacific
Japan
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. J. Fountain
Dansby-Martin
Danville & Kasper Co
Bryan
Wagner Brandon’s
Mathis
Mavichols
L.A Charlton
Tabor
West Texas
Colorado City
Westbrook
Henry Atkins
Miss Fannig’ Royder
Charlie Isgett
Mig ‘Iel Hamilton
Aline DeMaret
Mineral Wells
Seth DeMaret
Stag
Emmet & Maloney
Druggs
McDonald
State Revenue
Jasper Hinds
Here
Gnan
Hunter
eChatham
T. F. Bailey
New Arnold
Cameron
Virginia
Bascom Slemp
Slemp
Toby Hart
Southern League of Baseball Clubs
Wilburton
Jim Smith
George Jackson
New Boston
H. A. Brinkerhoff
Effie May Hines
Brinkerhoff
Brides’ Club
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