Man Confesses Killing at Huntsville Road Home
Sunday report states Seth Duncan surrendered to Sheriff Black claiming he killed Sam Wycough known as Coon Wycough at his home seven miles east on Huntsville road. Inquest by Justice Paulsel found Wycough dead with four gunshot wounds three in the breast and one behind the left shoulder. Duncan waived examination and bonded for 1000. Daughters of the Confederacy chapter to meet Friday at 4 pm with vote on a chapter flower.
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Sam Wycough
Coon
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Huntsville Road
Tor Paulsel
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Duncan
Paulsel
Church Services and Week of Religious Talks in Bryan
Churches across Bryan held service with sermons on revival work and ecumenical cooperation. Baptists urged deeper faith and self sacrifice. Methodists covered a quarterly conference and church unity, while Presbyterians, Episcopalians and other congregations offered harvest prayers and varied sermons. A new pastor was elected at First Baptist as resigning pastor prepares to depart.
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R Lwiisverend
Evers
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Texas
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Hempstead
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R. D. Wilson
Death of Wm. M. Malone at 6 Years in City
Wm. M. Malone died at 9 55 p m Sunday night at the residence of T P Boyett in the city and was buried yesterday afternoon in the city cemetery Rev R D Wilson officiating Malone a native of Kentucky aged 6 years 1 month 14 days formerly lived in Bryan and returned here six months ago He was a member of the Christian Church and highly regarded He was an uncle of Mrs T P Boyett and Mrs R H Kirk and never married
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T.P. Boyett
R. D. Wilson
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R. H. Kirk
Baldwin Monument Fund Begun by Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs J W Johnson and Mrs Amenda True are appointed by the Daughters of the Confederacy to solicit subscriptions for a monument over Col Briscoe G Baldwin's grave. Camp J B Robertson endorses the effort and urges public donations. A committee will begin soliciting Wednesday to honor Baldwin and devotion to country.
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Amenda True
Daughters of the Confederacy
Col
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Camp
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Col. Baldwin
Final Count Shows Franksfort Meeting Heel to Heel
In Frankfort Kentucky Republicans poured in on December 4 with 150 Knox county volunteers amid militia rumors. Democrats expected no trouble until a board decision, while other regions reported mill closures and postal confirmations in Washington and three other states.
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Knox County
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J’rank Fort
Bradley
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