Foreclosure Action on McConmico Addition Pledge
This legal notice claims a material man's lien on Lot No. Six in Block One of McConmico Addition, Bryan Texas for notes totaling 150 dollars dated 1907 with interest and attorney fees. It seeks judgment, foreclosure, costs, and equitable relief, naming T R Batte as a possible interest holder. Court orders citation at next regular term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
KE. Johnson
S. H
Fan. R. Batte
Exeanse Taylor
Ranie Taylor
S. H.’ Dunlap & Company
Brya
Texas
McConmico
Bryan
Brazos County
T. R. Batte
O. Jones
H. O. Jones
Texas Officials Rule Penalties for Tax Reports
The attorney general department informs Comptroller Stephens that all corporations subject to gross receipts taxes may face a fine up to 1000 dollars for failing to report gross receipts and a 10 percent penalty for late tax payment. The Weatherford Ranger unit reports Private Homer White killed at a Texas and Pacific depot. Captain W R Davie sworn in as secretary of state. Dashiell becomes tax commissioner. Civil appeals court reverses two search and seizure cases, costs borne by state. Sugarland plantation deal canceled. Ellis and Riddick plantations purchase completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Attorney General’s Department
Hawkins
Newton
Frank Johnson
Ranger Force
Weatherford
Homer White
Texas and Pacific
White
Ranger Service
Colorado City
Bell County
State Department
W. R. Davie
Dashiell
Court of Civil Appeals
J. M. Dupree
Brown County
H. Malone
Hamilton County
W. H. Gill
State Penitentiary Board
Jonathan Lane
Houston
Ellis
Riddick
Burglary at Dallas Grocers Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Dallas on February 5 Pitchford Bros. grocers were burglarized again. Charles Best, a Black employee who slept in the building, fired after a window was struck at 4:30 AM. A second man, Babe Gano, was shot outside and died en route to hospital. Best was not arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Pitchford Bros
Charles Best
Anoth Negro
Babe
Gano
Best
Armed holdup on Main Street robs man near Trinity Bridge
Fort Worth reports two masked robbers accosted Henry F. Crittenden of Brownwood on Main Street early Wednesday. They held revolvers to his face and marched him to the Trinity bridge where he was robbed of $50. Crittenden walked between them and encountered bystanders but did not cry out, fearing for his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Fort Worth
Henry F. Crittenden
Brownwood
Main Street
Crittenden
Bible tragedy in East Lake ends with suicide
In Birmingham the East Lake resident David Potts killed himself after reading Bible chapters and praying with his family. Despondent over recent hard times, he retreated to a rear room and used a shotgun to end his life. News from other cities notes a farm sale amid night rider troubles in Tennessee and local Oklahoma incidents and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
David Potts
East Lake
Death Be Fore Ugliness Ends Baroness’s Life
Vienna reports the death by suicide of Baroness von Schwitzer once famed for beauty and wealth. Daughter of a Romanian shopkeeper, she married Count Takiewitch at sixteen, gained a fortune over five million, then wed Baron von Schwitzer after his death. Distraught by aging beauty, she attempted poisoning earlier and finally killed herself with a revolver, leaving a note that she could not bear to outlive her looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Baroness von Schwitzer
Count Takiewitch
Baron von Schwitzer
German Murder Mystery From Leipzig Housekeeper Involved
Berlin reports a gruesome case from Leipzig where bookshop owner Pauli Giegler disappeared in November. His housekeeper Minna Jyvell claimed he went to Italy then Vienna hospital before the police found his decayed body in a bed she shared the room with. She fled after a police search and admitted stealing 2500 dollars while a sweetheart was also detained on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leipsic
Pauli Giegler
Gordenstrasse
Minna Jyvell
Gieggler
Sayin
Italy
Giegler
Vienna
Doell
Halle
Salary cuts hit Louisville and Nashville workers
Louisville and Nashville railroad reduces salaries above 250 dollars monthly with 10 percent cuts for 400 dollar and up earners and 8 percent for those earning between 250 and 400. Cuts take effect this month. Also notes Cornelia Harriman hospitalized in Baltimore, cold wave across New England with record lows, and storms threatening steamboats near Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
CEE
Bate
EF. J. Jenkins
Linzess Bready
Mien
John Wittman
Sa ¢Ttrman
C. Harder
W. Buckeault
North Texas
CRAIN
Wilson Grain
Haswell’s Book Store
Southwestern Life Insurance
GCO
Tex
3Ecause
Joe B. Reed
Friend-In-Need Society
Joe B.,reed
Stephens
Nashville
W. E. Wall
Fredonia
Montgomery County
New York
Jacob Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Schaefer
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Canton
Okla
Ninnekah
James & Nunn
Furniture Line
Rohde
Higgs Market
Harriman
Baltimore
Cornelia Harriman
B. H. Harriman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hariman
St. Timothy's School
Catonsville
Marriman
Boston
New England
Northfield
Burlington
Pittsfield
Eastport
Concord
N. H
Ballison
N. Y
Te Lercury
Pittsburg
Charleron
Hijhy
Aire
Jennetta
W. C. Fountain
Smith Drug Co
Galveston
Denison Austin
Waco & Fr. Worth
C.K Dunlap
M.l.robbin
Tradh
Gen. Pass
Are
Shoop
M. H. James
S. H. Franklin
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!