Trolley Line Revival Draws Fort Worth Investor to Bryan
Civil Engineer J M Hall arrives from Fort Worth as representative of L C Cole & Co to study Bryan College trolley line. He meets Bryan officials and plans a detailed review at Doremus Butler office at 2 pm Saturday. A stock subscription of over 15000000 is reported with half paid in, on deposit in local banks.
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J. M. Hall
Ft. Worth
L. C. Cole & Co
Bryan
Fort the In Worth
Hall
College
R. J. Potts
Butler
W. E. Saunders
The
Business League
Doremus & Butler
Cole
Bryan and College
Eagle
E. J. Fountain
G. M. Brandon
Tyler Haswell
Dr. M. Francis
Ed. Hall
H. G. Rhodes
F. M. Law
North Texas
Insurance notice seeks liberal share of 1907 business
Representing the best of companies in all lines of insurance I invite a liberal share of your business in 1907 Careful and prompt attention to all business entrusted Office upstairs in Smith Building Phone 161 Jno B Hines 241f
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Smith Building
Jno
B. Hines
Farmers Union Plans to Control Cotton Supply
The Farmers' union aims to house six million bales by September 1908 with warehousing across 712 cotton counties in the South. Plans include two county warehouses per county, 1500 bale capacity, central large warehouses, and a ten cent minimum price, backed by Texas farmers in debt and South merchants. The effort totals about 10 million dollars. The Houston Post notes legislative attention to Knights of the Green Cloth and gambling laws, with likely stricter measures ahead including slot machines raffling and prize-based card events.
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Farmers’ Union
UNION
Farmers of
Texas
South
Houston Post
Knights of the Green Cloth
Navasota
Dissolution Notice of Wilson and Edge Partnership
The partnership of Wilson & Edge is dissolved by mutual consent E H Edge purchasing S B Wilsons interest and assuming liabilities Indebted parties must settle with E H Edge Bryan Texas February 6 1907.
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Wilson & Edge
S. B. Wilson
E. H. Edge
Mutual
E. H
Baptist Church announces Sunday services and events
Dr Geo B Butler pastor announces at First Baptist School services at 9 46 a m Sunday Bible study and public worship 11 a m sermon Buying Up Opportunities at 7 30 p m B Y P U at 6 30 p m All invited Bankers G S Parker and A W Wilkerson attend bankers state association meeting in Houston Wilkerson treasurer will read paper on real estate loans and cotton accounts E J Butler ill at home in the city.
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Geo. B. Butler
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
City National Bank
Bankers’ State Association
Houston
Wilkerson
Comptroller
E. J. Butler
Choctaw Legislature Opens At Tuskahoma February Second
The Choctaw legislature convenes at Tuskahoma on February 2 as state lawmakers prepare for sessions. A vote of 162 to 43 approves Colorado Texas incorporation. A factory fire in New York injures seven. A $20,000 Roman Catholic church will rise in Gainesville Texas. J A Vandusen dies after being struck by a train at Bodcaw Louisiana. Actress Isabelle Urquhart dies in Rochester. The entire Jennings Louisiana electorate is summoned to appear before a grand jury investigating past election frauds with 310 voters listed and arriving for testimony.
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Tuskahoma
Colorado
Tex
New York
Gainesville
Bodcaw
J. A. Vandusen
Isabelle Urquhart
Rochester
Jennings
Lake Charles
Red Cross Confiscated at Port Arthur
In St Petersburg the incident is reported that Japan has confiscated the Russian Red Cross at Port Arthur. The move follows ongoing hostilities with Russian forces in the region.
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Red Cross
St. Petersburg
Japan
Port Arthur
Indian Appropriation Bill Faces Senate Rebuffs
The Indian appropriation bill encountered strong resistance in the Senate on Thursday. Committee amendments and a special committee's recommendations were mostly rejected. The full blood Indians in Indian Territory cannot sell surplus lands for 25 years, as the McCumber amendment remains in force by a 51 to 22 vote.
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Washington
Senate
Indian Territory
McCumber
Sapulpa’s Proposal to Hudson Capital Location
Guthrie February g Sapulpa offered to host the new state capital. The offer includes 100 acres of land 100000 dollars in cash and free light and heat for fifty years for state buildings. The convention rejected a soldier voting amendment and inserted a provision barring any soldier from voting.
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Guthrie
Rebels Victorious In San Juan Uprising Report
New York reports Friday that a revolution has erupted in San Juan Argentina with rebel forces defeating government troops. The unrest left several killed and many wounded as the rebels seized control amid the fighting and disorder.
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Argentine Republic
New York
San Juan
McManus Escapes from Train Custody in New Mexico
Robert McManus, linked to the Black Jack gang, escaped while a running train in New Mexico, after being held by Sheriff Bride of Guymon Oklahoma. He had been arrested in amitable on a horse stealing charge.
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McManus
Trinidad
Colo
Robert McManus
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United States Government Depositary
E. H. Astin
Albert W. Wilkerson
S. Derden
E. W Crenshaw
Carnes & Wallace
Emmel & Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Farmers’ Union Plans
Kdge
E. H. Evee
Ss. B. Wilson Bryan
Baptist Church Services
Hunter
Chatham Furnishers
J F. Eaves
Sapulpa
Coe
Ino. M. Caldwell
Carrie Nation
Rutland
Sutherland Falls
Pittsford Valley
Georgia
Vermont
United States
Italy
Carrara
Hilger
Brazos Valley
Sanders Bros
Essful
C. E. Bullock & CO
Charles Todaro
L. Lobello
Bryan Street
Foley
Foley’s
Foley & Company
R. H. Harriso
Emmet & Maloney’s Drug
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