Citation by Publication in Brazos County Court 1908
Public notice commands Mangie Taylor to appear at the Brazos County District Court in Bryan on March 2 1908 to answer a suit brought by S H Dunlap and W E Johnson as surviving partners against Fannie Taylor and T R Batte. It details two promissory notes from June 4 1907, totaling 264 dollars with interest and attorney fees, secured by a lien on Lot 6 Block 1 McConnico Addition Bryan Texas, and seeks foreclosure, costs, and relief. The notice requires weekly newspaper publication for four weeks prior to the return day.
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State OF Texas
Brazos County
Mangie Taylor
20Th Judicial District
Bryan
A. D
Fannie Taylor
S. H. Dunlap & Company
Texas
Lhat
McConnico
Brazos
T. R. Batte
H. O. Jones
HY. O. Jones
Bra
New Cabinet Formed in Lisbon as Franco Quits Power
Premier Franc relinquishes authority, Admiral Ferreira do Amaral leads a new coalition cabinet. King Manuel II appeals for wisdom and patriotism, while Lisbon quakes over the assassination plot. Regicides' details include a widowed regicide’s family and an Italian suspect in hysteria.
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Lisbon
Franc
Admiral Ferreira Do Amaral
Franco
Manuel II
Buba
Norcias
Hare at Sherman Sees Democracy Having A Fine Opportunity
Ex congressman Silas Hare visits Sherman Texas and says democracy has a fine opportunity to name the next president. The Frisco railroad rehired sixty machinists who were laid off in the financial panic.
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Sherman
Tex
Silas Hare
Washington
Fifth Congressional District
J. W. Bailey
Frisco
Ole Black Joe Gone Aged Negro Dies In Greenville Texas
Joe Daniels aged 126 years died in Greenville Texas his age certified by his young mistress born in South Carolina his life included captivity in Florida escape with Indians and return to Texas where he lived ever since he retained his mind and amused himself with anecdotes. State school book bids opened in Austin from thirty seven publishing houses as part of the selection process for school children texts.
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Greenville
Tex
Joe Daniels
South Carolina
Florida
Colonel Daniels
Texas
Austin
Couple Dies Hours Apart After Sixty Five Years of Marriage
Fort Worth Feb 3. K. K. Legett aged eighty nine and his wife eighty four buried at Keller died only hours apart. The couple had been married sixty five years and Mrs Legett expressed she would follow him in death, a wish that was granted.
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Fort Worth
K. K. Legett
Keller
Embezzlement Charge Linked to Manila Transport Passenger
San Francisco February 3. William Reed arrives on the transport Crook from Manila via Nagasaki and is arrested on a charge of embezzling 3500 dollars. Pittsburg February 3. Judge Thomas D Melton a noted banker and capitalist dies at ninety five.
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San Francisco
Crook
Manila
Nagasaki
William Reed
Polt
China
Pittsburg
Thomas D. Melton
Lisbon Tragedy Dampens European Securities
The Lisbon disaster depressed national securities with Spanish, Russian, and Portuguese bonds slipping. Portuguese 3 per cent bonds fell from 68 to 60, then rose to 61 after a Lisbon telegram reassured calm.
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London
Lisbon
Stock Exchange
Bridgeport man elected president of United Mine Workers
Thomas L. Lewis of Bridgeport Ohio was declared president at the UMWA convention. Final teller totals show 127,025 1 2 votes cast with Lewis winning 64,553 1 2 against W B Wilson 62,472 in a 2 081 1 2 majority. John P. White elected national vice president. F D Ryan elected secretary treasurer with 82,345 1 2 votes to John Fahey 40,918 1 2.
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Ohio
Mitchell
Indianapols
Thomas L. Lewis
Bridgeport
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
B. Wilson
Blossburg
John P. White
Town
F. D. Ryan
Illinois
John Fahey
No Action Likely On Thaw Release Soon
New York report states Harry Thaw will remain in Mattewan asylum for at least a month. His chief counsel Martin Wy. Littleton plans a late week vacation of two to three weeks and will refrain from habeas corpus actions during his absence. Thaw wants a writ now, but Littleton convinced the family delaying is prudent until his return.
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Martin Littleton
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Mattenwan Asylum
Marin Wy. Littleton
Thaw
Littleton
Mr. Littleton
Insurance Premiums and Losses in Galveston 1907
Galveston reports 1907 net premiums of 819771 and total losses 96425. The 1906 figures were 259821 in premiums and 29066 in losses. The rise in 1907 losses followed the April Sealy building fire housing Santa Fe auditing offices.
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Galveston
Sealy
Santa Fe Auditing Offices
Strange animal specimen from Hayti defined as insectivore
New York reports the only specimen of a strange Hayti native animal in the American Museum of Natural History. The creature resembles a muskrat with an anteater nose and a beaverlike tail. The Jessup expedition funded two years of searching for this rare insectivore.
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New York
Aus
United States
British Museum
Hayti
American Museum of Natural History
Morris K. Jessup
New York Athletic Club Gives to Olympic Fund
The New York Athletic Club subscribed 1000 dollars to the fund for sending an American team to the London Olympic Games. Special efforts are planned to raise private subscriptions within the club. The committee hopes to secure 500000 dollars in total subscriptions.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
London
Mble
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