Gilmore bankruptcy sale highlights local market week
Local notices report Mistrot Brothers selling the Gilmore bankrupt stock at Exposition Saloon and Mistrot’s, with large quantities of regular stock being offered at notable prices. Community figures visit Bryan and surrounding towns, while new appointments and upcoming church events fill town chatter.
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Big Gilmore
S. “de
Gilmore
Mistrat’s
Tyler Haswell
Mistrot
Edinburg
James’ Drug Store
Bryan
Mistrot’s
Judge Hudson Begins Vigorous Bremond Campaign
Judge W. B. Hudson traveled to Bremond yesterday as he campaigns for district attorney with strong prospects for success.
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W. B. Hudson
Bremond
Militia Evacuates Kentucky Capitol Grounds After Court Ruling
Taylor's soldiers who had guarded the Kentucky Capitol in Frankfort since Jan 80 evacuated the grounds and turned over Gatling guns and equipment to Assistant Adjutant General Murray. Adjutant General Collier formally dismissed the militia under Governor Taylor's orders as Beckham's mandate loomed.
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Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Beckham
Supreme Court
W. Bradley
Marshall
United States Supreme Court
William Goebel
T. F. Talliaferro
Methodist Church
Castleman
Capitol
Finley Arrested and Requisition Refused in Kentucky Case
Charles B. Finley former Kentucky secretary of state was detained briefly in Indianapolis before release after Governor Mount refused to honor Governor Beckham's extradition requisition. Mount cited personal opinion and questioned the grand jury's political makeup while Beckham ordered the return of the accused for trial. Additional notes reported include the dismissal of Democratic soldiers in Frankfort and a Texas tax case involving J O C League.
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Indianapolis
Charles 8. Finley
Kentucky
Mount
Beckham
Supreme Court of the United States
Franklin County
Finley
William Goebel
Thomasson
Supreme Court
W.S. Taylor
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Spurr
Revere
Mer
Paul Revere
Lexington
Concord
Kernole Bros
Tim
A. F. Wilson
Hearne
Mistro
Dunn
Cuba
New Orleans
Restant
Frank Montgomery
Marlin
Exposition Saloon
J. C. Mickle
W. K. Marriott
Brook Hill
T. J. Preston
Wesson
H. H. Harrington
Denton
Mistrot Bro’s & Co
John Woolf
Lula Harris
George Hunter
Victoria Larken
J. S. Mooring
A. B. Smith
Ladies of the Christian Church
A. C. Brietz
W. G. Emory
James’ Drugstore
Emory
Tulane
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Alabama
Grimes County
Anna Gaines Atwood
Texas
Exchange Hotel
Sayers
A. C. Oliver
Cass County
A. & M. College
F. P. Holland
Dallas
Mesdames Webb Howell
C. A. Adams
R. D. Wilson
R.S. Webb
R. 8. Webb
A. A. Viser
John Viser
W. A. Berry
Charles Lewis
W. L. Clark
Wiley Rhodes
Jerry Chatman
Madison County
Mr. Rivers Morris
Madisonville
Mt. Vernon
Levy Bros
Our
Bry
Waldrop
Mens Outfitters
Willis & Coleman
Lemp
Main Street
J. W. Coulter
Court House
Richard Bailpy
Wisconsin
J. A. Myers
C. L. Goben
Osteopath
Parker
Seeeereneiectacaceini Ee Se
Doremus & Butler's Law Offices
Aylor
Finley Arrested
Inor Mount
Frankfort
Collier
Castlemann
Colquitt
Austin
J. O C. League
State of Texas
Yung Hyson
White House
John TM. Lawrence & CO
Telephone
E. C. Harder
Wilson-Jenkins Drug
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
Bryan Water, Ice, Light & Power Co
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