Local Train Schedules and Journey Notes
North bound trains depart at 1 38 p m and 12 46 a m while south bound Nos 11 and 12 arrive at 4 35 p m and 9 10 a m respectively. Local items include travel to Houston Dallas Cameron Galveston and Mineola, plus ads for baby go cart and five room house for rent. Also notes on millinery sales and barbecued meats at W W Mike's.
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Wilson & Edge
W. V. Hanway
Dallas
Pico
Waggeman
Shreveport
Malcolm Carnes
W.B. Hudson
Houston
Frank Todaro
Leroy Gaudy
Wellborn
Fort Worth
Maggie Dawson
W.A. Withers
Lampasas
J. W. Doremus
Galveston
Charles Smith
W. A. Robertson
Cameron
Local donors and travelers figure in Bryan notices
Master Edgeworth Webb donates the first dollar to the Baptist Female college with hopes 5000 follow. Mrs. Jenkins and son Harry travel to New York, with other families returning from Mumford and visiting relatives. Various arrivals and departures noted, a room hunt, and Allen Academy building contracts awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgeworth Webb
R. 8. Webb
Baptist Female College
Butler
Salmon Bank Fails to Open Doors in Henry County
A Clinton Missouri telegram reports Salmon bank the oldest and largest financial institution in Henry county did not open for business on Wednesday. The secretary of state was notified Tuesday evening.
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Kansas City
The
Star
Clinton
Salmon Bank
Henry County
Secretary of State
Multiple Short News Items From Oklahoma And Nearby
Deportation planned for Louie Dean a Texarkana resident born Chinaman. Roswell New Mexico creamery operates with 500 cattle. Grand jury in Pauls Valley Oklahoma reports 181 true bills. Muskogee council considers three gas franchise propositions. Sterrett Oklahoma two blacksmith shops and three barns blown down. Grand Army man B Davenport dies in Cleveland Oklahoma. Pauls Valley National Bank organized with 25000 capital. Orient railway reaches Longdale Woods County. Allen Coward shot dead at De Quincey Louisiana. Oscar A Lyons arrested. Bonham Texas hosts new coal and oil field investigation company. Willard S Brown drowns in Rio Grande near El Paso. Pauls Valley Trust Company organized with 100000 capital. Ruth Daniels of Lincoln County Oklahoma dies in Manila. Body to be shipped home. Joe Rodgers shot by Boynton town marshal during liquor evidence search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Tex
Willard S. Brown
Rino Grande
el Paso
Pauls Valley
I. T
Pauls Valley Trust Company
Ruth Daniels
Lincoln County
Oklahoma
Manila
Philippine Islands
Boynton
Joe Rodgers
Garrett
Contempt Verdict in Moore Case Fines and Imprisons
After a forty eight hour deliberation the jury convicted Warren W. Moore district attorney of contempt of court and found him not guilty on dishonorable conduct. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to three days in the county jail and began serving immediately. The contempt arose from the Kirby case over a list of men Moore furnished to a deputy sheriff to summon jurors. The State board of legal examiners for the Third supreme judicial district will meet next Monday to examine applicants seeking to practice law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Warren W. Moore
Moore
Kirby
State Board of Legal Examiners
Third Supreme Judicial District
Court of Appeals
Clifford Lovelace Fatally Hurt On O O Ranch Pitching Horse
Clairemont Texas reports Clifford Lovelace a young man was perhaps fatally hurt when a pitching horse collapsed or struck him at the O O ranch on June 21.
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Clairemont
Tex
Clifford Lovelace
O—O
Poison Letter Promises Bounty Over Mrs. Rogers Hange
A letter mailed from Boston containing poison and a $2000 bounty to Mrs. Mary Rogers to obtain her execution is turned over to federal authorities. The note, unsigned, asks Superintendent Lovell to arrange for Mrs. Rogers to take the poison and hints at sending two $1000 bills if the gallows is cheated on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Mary Rogers
Lovell
Boston
Vermont
Killed by Posse in Mine Territory
In Keota near Macon Missouri a miner named Jack Plummer killed mule driver overseer William Dale and fled. A posse of miners cornered Plummer who fired on them before being shot dead, ending the pursuit.
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Macon
Keota
Jack Plummer
William Dale
Plummer
Dale
Cobbs Hold Annual Family Reunion in Oklahoma
Six wagon loads of Cobbs descend on Sam Cobb's home in Cleveland County for a family reunion attended by fifty three Cobbs. The gathering planned to meet annually and cooked two barrels of roasting ears. Each attendee received a cob as a souvenir.
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Oklahoma City
Sam Cobb
Cleveland County
Smallest Tribal Tax Reported in Muskogee
In Muskogee Indian Territory on June 21 the smallest tribal tax paid to the Indian Agent was 11 cents. William Thomas, proprietor of the Badger grocery at Sixth Street and the Frisco railroad, swore he owed that amount. He has run his store since February and bought most goods from local jobbers, avoiding the tax.
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Muskogee, I. T
William Thomas
Badger
Sixth Street
Frisco
Thomas
Lightning Kills Horse In Texas Storm
In Paris Texas on June 21 two boys aged twelve and five sons of Dick McHam were struck by lightning. They were stunned while untethering a horse hitched to a tree when the bolt fell, killing the horse and knocking them unconscious. They recovered fully.
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Paris
Tex
Dick McHam
Drennan-Doremus Wedding Set for Calvert Texas
Mr and Mrs J H Drennan announce the marriage of daughter Pauline to Mr John Whitfield Doremus on Thursday evening June 29 1905 at nine o'clock Baptist Church Calvert Texas with a nine to twelve reception at the residence An all star bridal party includes maid of honor Mrs Ed Hoffman and bridesmaids Ethel Teague Nettie Brown Hazel Garrett Irene Keeling Nonie Adams Best man W J Coulter and groomsmen F C Oliver O E Saunders H C Robinson Jr Jack Lewis The couple will reside in Bryan where Mr Doremus will work for a leading cotton firm of Houston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jenkins
Harry Jenkins
Galveston
New York
Jenkins
Albert Jenkins
Canada
J. R. Collier
Lovelace
Mumford
Norma Dennis
la Port
Norma
Clyde Collier
Eagle Office
J. A. Wolff
Madison County
E. A. Worley
Mecca
A. A. Wooten
Brown County
Brownwood
T. L. Todd
Harvey
Maverick
Runnels County
Bryan
Wilson & Edge
Allen Academy
J. H. Perrin
W. P. Wallace
Mintie Robertson
Cameron
The
Eagle
J. H. Drennan
Pauline
John Whitfield Doremus
Baptist Church
Calvert
Texas
Ed Hoffman
Brenham
Ethel Teague
Dallas
Nettie Brown
Hazel Garrett
Irene Keeling
Nonie Adams
W. J. Coulter
F. C. Oliver
O. E. Saunders
H. C. Robinson, Jr
Jack Lewis
Doremus
Bride
Mr. Doremus
Houston
Hines Family Returns to Wesson Mississippi
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hines and their young daughter arrived back in Wesson Mississippi yesterday after a trip or stay elsewhere, resuming residence in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Moseley
John Schilling
Hearne
James Wooten
John B. Hines
Wesson
Miss
Rigid Enforcement Shuts Austin Businesses Sundays
Constable Miller announces citywide Sunday closure in Austin with gambling banned any day. Sp oons will be stopped from midnight Saturday to midnight Sunday and dice shaking halted for drinks. No cigars soda water candy or similar will be sold on Sunday and markets close at 9 a.m. Only drugs and absolute necessities may be sold after that hour.
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Austin
Miller
Real estate listing covers Main street and town plots
Multiple properties offered for sale and rent including three brick buildings on Main street three family residences near courthouse square prices from 850 to 1500 and lots fronting graded school. Also Cavitt addition lots Jno Keistler place and Joe B Reed residence plus nearby homes and farms for Brazos Burleson counties and western Texas ranches with loan options and exchange services.
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Courthouse Square
Cavitt
Joe B. Reed
Wv. B. Hudson
Jno
Keistler
Brazos
Burleson
Texas
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Prices Flavoring Extract Co's
Dr. Prices
Chase & Sanborn
Dansby & Dansby
I. & G. N. Schedule
R.M. Gordon
Otis Hearne
Wm. Boehm
Reisel
Co. E. Drake
T. J. Nelson
Gooch Grissett
Mineola
L and G. N
Grimes County
John Cotnam
N. A. Cotnam
Parks
Waldrop
Clothiers
Louie Dean
Texarkana
Roswell, N. M
Muskogee
Sterrett, A
J. B. Davenport
Grand Army
Cleveland
Okla
Orient Railway
Longdale
Woods County
Allen Coward
de Quincey, la
Oscar A. Lyons
Bulletin NO
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf of Mexico
Heath & Milligan
Chaney
Lucullus
Chaney Brothers
James’ Drug Store
A. L. Mondrick, M. D
Bryan, Texas
T, Redmonds
Prop
Teiris Wears
Tom Bond
Hortman Old Stand
T. R. Batte Att
J. L. Fountan Mar. Real Estate Dept
T. R. Batte & CO
W. C. Fountain
Crown
Burt Norwid
W. H. Lawrence
Over Haswell’s Book Store
Phowe
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