Hearne Texas train timetable and local news highlights
Bound notices show west bound times to Hearne and San Antonio with departure 4 39 p m and arrival times. Local items mention Lydia Polk visiting Hearne Mozelle Boyett 18 visiting Flanagan back to Palestine and various residents returning home. Also notices on houses for rent and ads for millinery, insurance, groceries and farm meetings. The flood relief work ends and Miss Nannie Williams dies at Wellborn with funeral near Millican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Polk
Hearne
Mozelle Boyett
Williamson
Ella Wilkes
Ie Pass
W. B. Hudson
B. Roberts
T. Tooke
Jenn
Mount Vernon
Exposition Saloon
Millie Marwilski
Otto Braatz
Hood Boone
Navasota
Hassie Henderson
Calvert
Lilian
Nan Parks
George Willman
Greenville
Adame
R. M. Gordon
Nannie Williams
Wellborn
Millican
W. G. Williams
G. E. King
Taylor
Farmers Congress
King
Congress
Lucas
Texas & Pacific Railway
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Malvern
America
County Court Judgments Noted in Filing
Judgments granted in county court: Oswald Tum sek vs Arthur Worley with plaintiff win. R V Kernole, survivor of community vs J M Mears awarded $264.47 to plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Tumsek
Arthur Worley
R. V. Kernole
J. M.mears
Heureaux Assassinated in Dominican Republic
General Ulysses Heureaux, president of the Dominican Republic, was assassinated at Moca Santo Domingo yesterday afternoon. The murderer is Ramon Caceres who escaped but is pursued. Vice President Wenceslao Figueroa assumed control. Remains likely to be taken to Santo Domingo for funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort de France
Steavitils
Ulysses Heureaux
Dominican Republic
Moca
Santo Domingo
Ramon Caceres
Wenceslao Figuereoa
Heureaux
Assassination of Haitian President Heureaux at Cape Haytien
Details from Cape Haytien report Heureaux was shot as he prepared to depart for Santiago de las Callaberos. Ramon Caceros and accomplices fired two shots, the first mortally wounding Heureaux and a bystander. Caceros fled amid gunfire from friends. The death sparked panic and political intrigue with potential presidential rivals named.
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Heureaux
Ile
Cape Haytien
Haiti
San Domingo
Santiago de Las Callaberos
Ramon Caceros
Merca
Juan Isadoro Jiminez
Insane Man Slays Family in Denmark Indiana
Charles Wolfangel hacked his wife and two daughters aged 8 and 12 to death at their home in Denmark south of Brazil Indiana before slashing his own throat. The eldest girl may have awakened during the killings. One daughter is staying with Alex McCullough near Asheville after fleeing the father.
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Jesse Adams
Allen A. Wilson
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Greentop
Lewis J. Sharpe
New Orleans
McVicker’s
Chicago
Pine Lake
Ind
General Land Office
Washington
South Dakota
Harry Stokes
Wichita
Kans
Dalton Gang
Coffeyville Bank
Ah Wo
Shanghai
China
Olympia
Dewey
Yokohama
Uncle Sam
Brazil
Charles Wolfangel
Denmark
Here
Wolfangel
Alex McCullough
Asheville
McCullough
Mr. McCullough
Farmer Slays Man and Shoots Two Children in Washington County
Preston Carson is killed by Mat Stanford a leading white farmer near Washington College. Stanford fires into Carson's home wounding two children aged 4 and 6. Stanford flees but is captured near Smoky Mountain and jailed in Jonesboro. The conflict arose from a cornfield dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Carson
Chattanooga
Mat Stanford
Washington County
Washington College
Carson
Stanford
Smoky Mountain
Jonesboro
Stan
Desperadoes Battle Deputies in Indian Territory
A sheriff and two deputies fight Taylor Kirk and four followers in the Wichita mountains. One deputy is seriously wounded. one outlaw is killed and two, including Kirk, are wounded and captured. others escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence, Kas
Wichita Mountains
Indian Territory
Morrison
Taylor Kirk
Washita County
Kirk
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Swift
Winchester
Jersey
Hye
Bryan
Weeeeee
G.N
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Ae T. C
Hearne Woorn
Flanagan
Palestine
Joe B. Reed
Eugene Reynolds
L. B. Reed
A. L. Banks
College
Dallas
Prof. Banks
Wooten ‘Wells
Sarah McCrimmon
Fayetteville, Ark
Mark Wilcox
M. D.cole
Marlin
City
A. E. Searcy
J. H. Taylor
J. E. Keifer
R. G. Searcy
Roger & Gallet
Vera Violet
Wilson-Jenkins Drug Co
Moe
Ramon Caeros
Trieste
General News
France
Oscar Gerrard
Adelaide
Australia
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Black Mountain
N. C
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Jarilla Mountains
New Mexico
George Daniels
Mack Burger
Baibecue
Princeton
Daniels
Montgomery
Ala
R. E. Brown
State Department
Transvaal
Weir City
Independence
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Alabama
Kansas
Brant
St. Louis
Charles A. Brant
John Connors
Cincinnati
Harry Morris
Edward Hellman
Missouri Penitentiary
Jeffries
Europe
New York
James J. Jeffries
Charlie Mitchell
Jim Smith
Ashbury Park
Sharkey
Arthur Luff
Houston and Texas Central Railway Company
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
W. J. Bryan
Frank Tannehill
Bright
Kentucky
Frankfort
Goebel
Athens
Alex S. Erwin, Jr
Brooklyn
Pendleton
Richmond
Edmund Pendleton
South
Lexington
Dwinhell
Uwiright
White House
MO. M. Lawrence
M. Caldwell
Agt
Kandy Kitchen
Lowney
Gunther
T.G
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Waco
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M. L. Rossis
G.P & T. Agt
Emmel
Emmel’s
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
James Drug Store
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