Unity Debating Topic and Election Officials Noted
The Unity Debating society will meet to discuss abolishing the death penalty. County commissioners appoint election managers for multiple school districts including Greer Fayette May Simmons and Allen Millican Wellborn and Shiloh with lists of local trustees.
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Unity Debating Society
H. O. Ferguon
Son
J. M. Thibodeaux
F. T. Cole
Louis Thibodeaux
W. S. McClung
J. [. Barron
R. A. Holland
A. c. Buchanan
H. T. Palmer
The
County Commissioners Court
Greer
G. W. Harrington
Fayett Hill
May Simmons
Allen Farm
J. W. Burrows
L. J. Mills
Alex Patterson
Millican
O. J. Scrimshire
J. J. Lefebvre
Wiley Alexander
Wellborn
W. T. Wood
W. A. Eidson
Booker
J. H. Suber
R. R. Royall
Jim Boyett
Bethel
Charles Graham
Jones
Houston Mator
Steep Hollow
Abe Hensarling
Marion Cook
J. H. Holli
Occupation Tax Provisions and Local Appeal Notice
A 1880s style notice cites Penal Code articles on occupation taxes, licensing penalties, and tax affidavits. J. J. Adams warns that nonpayment leads to fines and costs, urging readers to pay taxes or face prosecution.
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J.J. Adams
Destroy counterfeit currency plans revealed by secret service
Washington reports Chief Wilkie leads a drive to destroy 1.221 billion dollars in counterfeit coin and bogus notes including treasury notes and state warrants. The plan uses standard destruction machinery and private foundry melting for metal. seizure labels and boxing precede disposal.
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Washington
Wilkie
Secret Service
United States Treasury
Tennessee
Missouri
Texas Legislature Votes and Vetoes Stir State Politics
Governor Sayers vetoes another railroad bill blocking Tyler Southeastern absorption by Cotton Belt while Potter fee bill also vetoed. Senate passes Paris city charter amendment and Turney extends Forty first district into El Paso. Confederate pension bill advances after debate. passenger fare bill stalled.
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Austin
Sayers
Tyler
Cotton Belt Railroad
Potter Fee
Senate
Paris
Turney
Forty-first Judicial
el Paso County
Grinnan
Iu Public Instruction
Board of Managers
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Stafford
Texas State Historical
House
Smith
Graysor
Staples
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the Daily Eagle
Bryan
Texas
Connelly
Palmer & Carnes
Malcolm Carnes
Harvey
Putman Cole
Galves the Commercial School
Bethel Church
Sailor
A A Dean
Seale
Sam Seale
Frank Westbrook
Adam Gilliad
Garvin
J C Blume
C C Dulaney
H H Hall
Stone City
Bob Adams
Dave Dozier
C A Glenn
Wickson
H Crenshaw
J H White
Lee Utsey
Prospect
L D McGee
Ilra Bond
Jeff Castles
Love
John Love
Jake Griffin
J W Cloud
Fickey
Frank Fickey
Anton Conrad
Gus Plagens
Knob Prarie
Walter Wilcox
George McLendon
J A Freeman
Shady Grove
Primus Armstrong
M Jones
Lee Graves
Bowman
J J Stripling
W T Horton
W J Webb
Tention
E. RK. Emmel, Pb
Ferndale
Chase
Sanborn’s
SWIFT
Dansby
Savannah
National Marine Hospital Service
Santa Fe
John Baker
Socorro County
White Oaks
Jim Thompson
Thompson
Nashville
W. J. Bryan
General Assembly
House of Representatives
McMillin
W. S. Seymour
Exchange Hotel
Joe B. Reed
Cincinnati
John B Morrison Foundry Company
Texas Legislature
Ernor Sayers
Webb Bros
James & McDougald
Hawks’ Spectacles
Tyler Haswell
D. J. Price
Palestine
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