Local notes list residents and sales at Coulter's
Local itemized notes show residents visiting and traveling to Calvert Groesbeck Waco Hearne Brownwood and Rock Prairie. Mentions of selling refrigerators ice cream freezers and new lawns organdies at Coulter's. Four convicts were brought here and moved to the White farm.
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Coulter
Herschel Baker
Calvert
R. G. Tabor
Groesbeeck
H. Rohde
J. A. Myers
Houston
P. L. Barron
Rock Prairie
J. C. Nagle
Waco
Joe Bass
Hearne
Texas farm ers congress set at A M College July dates
Agricultural and Mechanical College will host the Texas farmers congress July 25 26 27 with many Texas farming societies expected to attend including Swine Horticultural Society Breeders association Cotton Growers association Jersey Cattle club and Dairy Men's association. Memorial notices follow including deaths of Mrs James Maroney and Prof Percy V Pennybacker and local community updates.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
Texas Farmere’ Congress
Texas
Swine Horticultural Society
Breeders’ Association
Cotton Growers’ Association
Jersey Cattle Club
Dairy Men’s Association
Ginners
James Maroney
Nonie McQueen
Dallas
Maroney
Clifford A. Adams
Adams
Austin
Bryan
Eagle
Percy V. Pennybacker
Nevada
Sam Houston Normal Institute
Huntsville
Bryan School
Palestine
Anna J. H. Pennybacker
Wellborn
Methodist Church
Myers
Millican
John Hensarling
Bryan High School
Emmah May Hollman
May Bell Hortman
Alberta Paris
Mary Adelle Read
Waldine Sanders
Emily Brooke Thomas
Hattie Gertrude Webb
Woman shoots assailant after pistol threat near St Stephens
Theresa Thompson, while her younger brother visited a spring along the St Stephens and Deer Park road in Washington county, shot Tom Murphy after he seized a pistol and threatened her. A fight with a hacker left Murphy mortally wounded. Thompson’s brother was wounded but survived. Murphy died later. Thompson is reported in precarious condition.
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Mobile
St. Stephens
Deer Park
Washington County
Theresa Thompson
Tom Murphy
Thompson
Sprinkling fund paves street work amid town chatter
Louis Fuller says about eighty five dollars monthly secured for street sprinkling in Eagle, while residents press for payment. A five year old loses part of a finger feeding a hog. a freight wreck delays a southbound train near Groesbeeck. Hull remains exhumed for reburial at Navasota. Masonic lecture plans announced by Judge Nall. Locals from Madison, Grimes counties visit. calls persist to pay the sprinkling collector.
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Louis Fuller
Eagle
R. R. Knowles
Groesbeeck
Hull
Boonville
Navasota
W. H. Nall
Hempstead
Fields’ Store
Waller
W. A. Berry
W. L. Clark
Ben Gus Francis
Selman
Madi- del Blunt
Fiisom County
Jacob Snook
R. J. Upchurch
Tommy Siover
Ellen Mallett
Grimes County
Paschal Buford
Marshall
Lula Mize
J. E. Butler
Dallas
Mount Vernon
General Arthur
Exposition Saloon
Leon Godchaux Dies Wealthy New Orleans Merchant
Leon Godchaux, once a Mississippi River peddler, rose to own vast riverfront plantations and the state’s largest clothing and furnishing house. He died Thursday at his mansion in New Orleans at age 54, leaving an estate reported around ten million dollars.
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New Orleans
Leon Godchaux
Mississippi River
Here
Vicksburg
Baton Rouge
Jones Found Guilty as Accessory in Indian Territory Killings
In Muskogee Oklahoma Territory Jones, once a deputy US marshal, was found guilty as an accessory to the kidnapping and the burning death of Seminole boys Lincoln McGeisey and Palmer Sampson near Mand O T. The mob seized the youths after a writ for McGeisey, with Jones implicated for aiding the kidnapping. Other items note a Chicago area arrest and bond for W H Eckels, a sinking steamer Lulu Prince near Natchez, and multiple regional updates from May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Muskogee, I. T
Nelson M
United States Court
Jones
Lincoln McGeisey
Palmer Sampson
Indian Territory
Mand
O. T. Jones
United States
McGessey
Paris man convicted of murder in district court
Paris Texas May 19 In the district court Jim Saunders was convicted of murder and sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Jim Saunders
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Chow Chow
Crockery
Zuber & McDougald
E Il
Wetwren Hearne
San Antonio
T. C
Hearne North Bound
Coulter's
Henry Kurten
Kurten
Ella, Guasie
Pearl Kurten
Wm. Koppe
Ethel Cavitt
Rita Sbisa
Wees Hall
College
Allen Academy
Enkins Drug
Ephone
Serge Coats
Waldrop
Alabama
Louisiana
McGeisey
Sampson
Tyler
W. H. Eckels
Claim Department of the Cotton Belt
Clark
Natchez, Miss
Lulu Prince
Fresh Pond
Manila
San Isidro
Logan
Atlanta
John A. Logan
Department of the Gulf
Potter
East Troy
Wis
John F. Potter
Republican Party
Waxahachie
Dillard
Tony B. Williams
Ennis
Topeka
Peffer
Terrell
Conn Mallory
Centerville
P. K. McKinzie
A. Thomas
Levy Brothers
Beer and Ice Agencies
Anheuser-Busch Beer
American Brewing
John M. Lawrence & Co
Budweiser
DIXIE
T. P. Boyett
Pictoure
Prames
Tak
Tyler Haswell
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
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