District Court Civil Docket Includes Multiple Divorces and Dismissals
The district court yesterday granted several divorces including Lucy Daniels vs Gus Daniels, Prodigal Harvey vs Annie Harvey, J B Syms vs S A Syms, Francis Brown vs Ed Brown, Savanna Homes vs Smith Holmes, Adam Williamson vs Cherry Williamson, Henry Bryant vs Julie Bryant, and Mary Burnett vs Ed Burnett. Dismissals occurred in cases including R H Dunlap vs J P Robertson and W E Astin vs Luther Taylor. Citations were quashed or continued in railway related suits and other civil actions.
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Lucy Daniels
Gus Daniels
Fannie Franklin
H. &T. C. Railway
Continue
City of
Bryan
Ryan Water, Light and Power Co
H. & T. C. Railway
Wm. Hudspeth
John. Nichols
Jesse Minkert
Guardian Ad Litem
Adaline Brown
Exparte F. E. Kennedy
Prodigal Harvey
Annie Harvey
J. B
Francis Brown
Ed Brown
Savanna Homes
Smith Holmes
Adam Williamson
Cherry Williamson
R. H. Harrison
Harrison
Henry Bryant
Julie Bryant
R. H. Dunlap
J. P. Robertson
W. E. Astin
Luther Taylor
James McLeod
Anna McLeod
Mary Burnett
Ed Burnett
Susan Holling
Primus Holling
Pretoria Rye notes and Bryan city notices
Bryan news items list Pretoria Rye age requirements and a fresh shipment of baked goods. Local letters include visits from Navasota Austin Hearne and Houston, plus multiple residents traveling or returning home. Notices mention life insurance, marriage licenses, local sales, and community names such as J. W. Goodman, Rev. J. Wendel Davis, Mrs. Nellie Ballard, and Howell Bros.
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Pretoria
Rev
J. W. Goodman
Franklin
Howell Bros
Sam
Flem
City
Local notices and real estate transfers in Brazos county
An Oklahoma City prospector weighs land purchases in Brazos county as Anna M. Berryman sells a home to J J Cahill for 1250.00. C L Kerr of Gulf Refining and W D Lawrence visit on business. Scottish Rite Masons in Galveston include 100 from across the state. Jno B Hines advertises insurance services in Smith Building with phone 161.
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Agnes Ettle
Calvert
R. G. Tabord
E. B. Smith
Hearne
Anna M. Berryman
J. J. Cahill
T. R. Atte
B. Kaczar
Galveston
C. L. Kerr
Gulf Refining Co
Houston
W. D. Lawrence
Jno. B. Hines
Smith Building
Twin epidemics measles mumps hit Terrell Texas
Measles and mumps ravage Terrell with rising cases as health officials warn residents. The outbreak mirrors broader 1919 public health concerns across Texas and neighboring states.
Thirty-One Instructions in Strother Murder Trial
Judge Harrison delivered thirty-one juror instructions in the James A. and Philip Strother murder case in Culpeper Virginia. He avoided direct reference to unwritten law while addressing emotional insanity as a defense and cautioned the jury against prejudging that plea. The judge also explained various homicide degrees to guide deliberations.
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Harrison
Fast Mail Ditches Near Tivoli No Fatalities Reported
Train No. 6 the Chicago to New York fast mail on the New York Central ditched near Tivoli New York March 5. There were no deaths though several passengers were injured. Doctors were sent from Poughkeepsie Hudson and nearby villages. The engine and first car stayed on the tracks while other cars derailed. Passengers were moved to an Albany service train to continue travel.
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Tivoli
N. Y
Chicago
New York Central
New York
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Albany
Troops Stay in Jackson During Hargis Trial
Forty men of Company A, Second Kentucky Infantry, under Adjutant General Henry Lawrence and Captain W C Longmire, arrived in Jackson Brethitt county to remain for the trial of Judge James Hargis on the Cox assassination charge. They reported to Special Judge Carnes and guarded the courthouse.
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Jackson
Hargis
Lexington
Second
Kentucky Infantry
Frankfort
Henry Lawrence
W. C. Longmire
Breathitt County
James Hargis
R. D. Cox
Republican Idea Constitution Proposed for Oklahoma Counties
A complete constitution embodying Republican ideas was submitted to the convention by Republican delegates. It sets up counties and Indian Territory recording districts with other provisions kept brief and all unnecessary matters left for the legislature.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklaho
Indian Territory
Bayport Republican Reginald Post Named Porto Rico Governor
Washington reports Reginald Post of Bayport L. L. and former assemblyman chosen by the president to succeed Bookman Winthrop as governor of Porto Rico. Post, 43, currently secretary of the insular government, will take office as the new territorial governor.
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Port Rico
Winthrop
Washington
Reginald Post
Bayport
L. L
Porto Rico
Bookman Winthrop
Treasury
Post
Passengers and crew landed after Dakota wreck
Passengers and crew of the wrecked steamship Dakota have been landed from the Japanese steamer Hakuai. They are in good health and praise the Great Northern Steamship company officers for their efforts. They confirm the Dakota will probably be a total loss.
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Yokohama
Dakota
Great Northern Steamship Company
Sister of Senator Morgan Dies in Montgomery
Mrs. Musidore Morgan Sayre, sister of United States Senator Morgan of Alabama, died at St. Margaret's hospital in Montgomery at the age of ninety.
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Morgan
Montgomery
Ala
Musidore Morgan Sayre
United States
Alabama
St. Margaret's Hospital
Hawthorn Musical Club to Perform in Opera House
Announcement from the Hawthorn Musical Club that they will appear at the opera house Saturday night March 9 under the Bryan Lyceum course. Seats go on sale at Haswell's starting Thursday March 7. The group, well known to readers, will present an excellent varied program. Rev S W Thomas preached at Rockdale Sunday morning in place of Dr Betts and delivered a strong gospel sermon. Queen Quality shoes advertised for sale by Eugene Edge.
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Eugene Edge’s
Hawthorn Musical Club
Opera House
This City
Bryan Lyceum
Haswell’s
Bryan
College
S. W. Thomas
Rockdale
For Sale Five and One Half Lots in Allen Academy Neighborhood
Property listing for five and one half lots in Allen Academy neighborhood described as high and level with southeast front. Price 750 dollars. Terms described as reasonable.
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Allen Academy
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J. S. Ford
Navasota
J. W. Coulter
C. M. Proctor
J. W. Ray
Taylor
J. Wendel Davis
Austin
Nellie Ballard
G. W. Graham
Harvey
W. B. McGregor
Millican
L. L. McInnis
W. P. Kelley
W. H. Buchanan
Kurten
Jesse Gammon
Orange
H. ©. Ferguson
San Marcos
R. W. Marshall
Chiff A. Harris
Brenham
T. A. Adams
Groesbeeck
H. G. Rhodes
Hempstead
A. H. Greelan
R. G. Tabor
P. H. Dawson
J. L. Wheeles
Wellborn
E. W. Nunnelly
Cook's Point
L. M. Nelson
Ft. Worth
John McCorquodale
Evangelist
Villa Maria Academy
Dallas
J. M. Carnes
Alpine
Mary Lawrence
Della
Waco
W. A. Dodton
J. C. McHaney
San Antonio
Howell Ros
A. J. Wagner
Huntsville
D. Castle
Ed Kiam
John Wilcox
the National Biscuit Co
Ed Hall
Wm. C. Smith
Alice Cunningham
Henry Wellborn
Georgiana Martin
Malcolm Carnes
Elizabeth Nelson
Laula Coulter
R. W. Worthington
Butte’s Ferry
Judge Lockett
Henderson & Lockett
Cameron
T. A. Satterwhite
M. L. Griffin
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Lexus
Otto Boehme
J. E. Clarke
Adine Clarke
McKinney
W. C.gibson
Telmo
Will S. Higgs
B. E. Taylor
Oklahoma City
Brazos County
Terrell
Tex
E. H. R. Green
Texarkana
Jones Wright
L. M. Murphy
Midland
C. D. Lewis
Porum
Muskogee
A. Hahn
E. D. Mouzon
Carnegie Hall
Mouzon
Lutes
Organ Fund
Stetson
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
Jno
M. Lawrence & Go
J.W. Batts
Taliaferro Building
Court House
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