Brazos County Grand Jury Issues Final Report
Brazos County Grand Jury adjourns after seven days of inquiry reporting nine felony true bills and twenty six misdemeanor true bills. They commend the sheriff and deputies, note good jail and courthouse conditions, and recommend a finance committee of W E Sanders W H Cole and H A Berger to audit county books. A separate case, H H South, is set for March 25.
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Brazos County
W. E. Sanders
W. H. Cole
H. A. Berger
J. Webb Howell
Scott
W. E. Saunders
N. B. Tucker
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
H. H. South
New Y M C A Officers Elected For Ensuing Year
The Y M C A held a meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Cornell was chosen president, Weinert vice president, Symes secretary treasurer, and several others filled committee chairs including Ward Leggett Evans Ellis and Bower. They plan to send Dr Nathan Powell and some students to the State Convention in Dallas, with some cadets possibly traveling from the Ft Worth stock show to Dallas.
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Cornell
Weinert
Symes
Ward
Leggett
Evans
Ellis
Bower
Nathan Powell
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Instructive trip for agricultural students to Ft Worth Stock Show
Cadets Evans and Van Zandt lead an eleven member agricultural group to the Ft Worth Stock Show next week. The trip aims to compare breeding methods, train the next International Stock Judging Team, and showcase eight college steers along with stallions and bulls from local breeders. The event is expected to attract premier northern firm representations and draw large South highlights.
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Reagan
Minter
Miller
R. F
Holcomb
Williams
J. S
Furneaux
Hodges
Faust
McKie
McCowan
Jones
C. E
Cutter
van Zandt
Edsall
Evans
Ft. Worth
Iago
C. M. Evans
E. P. van Zandt
G. O. Creswell
J. E. Boog Scott
Southern
Cleveland Opposes Seventy Per Cent Bill in Tennessee
Ex President Cleveland testifies before the Tennessee assembly insurance committee opposing the seventy per cent investment bill for Tennessee life policies. He urges targeted reform, notes New York disclosures show trustees benefited but funds remained solvent, and warns against anti state sentiment and rash legislation.
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New York
Smith’s Summons in Thaw Trial For Key Evidence
James Clinch Smith brother-in-law to Stanford White was called as a witness in the Thaw trial. He arrived late and Abraham Hummel was briefly examined after his appearance. Smith testified he lacked the original or a copy of the cablegram summoning him and recalled a message stating his evidence was most important.
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New York
James Clinch Smith
Stanford White
Mr. Smith
Mr. Jerome
Abraham Hummel
Hummel
Smith
Delmas
Brock A Benedict Trial Recalls Hattie Kelley Case
Fragmentary notes describe Lee Brock in relation to Hattie Kelley and a disputed killing. The text references a trial, jury, and a ceremony, with claims that Kelley acquitted Brock, and mentions a license and a woman’s defense. The garbled record preserves names and legal action without clear sequence.
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Lee Brock
Hattie Kelley
Brock
I. A. Summer
Kelley
Buckham
Walk Through Rain Dominates Louisville Street Car Standoff
Louisville report says no improvement in street car situation as rain worsens commute. Citizens, weary of the strike, walk to work while fourteen policemen are tied up and city officials promise hourly pay increases to attract operators.
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Louisville
Dog Muzzling Ordinance Enacted in Bryan Texas
Bryan Texas adopts a city ordinance prohibiting dogs from running at large without a muzzle. Violators face a fine between five and twenty five dollars and ten days imprisonment. dogs found at large without a muzzle may be killed by the city marshal after the ordinance takes effect. Adopted March 7 1907, effective date forthcoming.
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City of
Bryan
J. E. Butler
Frank Clarke
Texas
Oil mill machinery order for Henrietta Texas project
Machinery for the oil mill at Henrietta Texas has been ordered costing seventy five thousand dollars. Mrs P D Fralin near Denton Texas was gored by a bull and seriously injured. Texas union stone cutters demand after April an eight hour day and pay raise from three to three sixty dollars.
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Henrietta
Tex
P. D. Fralin
Denton
Texas Union Stone Cutters
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Brazos County Grand Jury
Baswood Articles
Emmel & Maloney
Progressive Druggists
Quality Moe
Nooth Korero R' Men
Hunter & Chatham
Clevelage
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Dwinnel & Wright Coffee
White Crest Flour Club House Canned Goods
Brock A
Benedict
Ol Nuflerere
J. M. Caldwell
Bryan, Texas
Hilger
Brazos Valley
Bumblebee
Royal Owl
Bur
Milburn
Tennessee Triumph
Sanders Bros
C. E. Bullock
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