District Court Meets in Bryan for September Term
District court convened in Bryan with Judge J C Scott presiding. Grand jurors named. bailiffs appointed. Montgomery manslaughter case set for Sept 28. local option mandamus hearing Sept 10. Civil docket actions continued or set for Sept 15 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Scott
W. B. Hudson
Nunn
J. W. Batts
Scott
James Coorer Foreman
A. D. McConnico
E. W. Crenshaw
I. B. Todd
J. L. Henearling
A. L. McLeod
J. C. Blume
W. G. Reynolds
C. P. Jones
J. C. Cloud
Grimes County
Commissioners Court
Brazos County
Chatham Machinery Co
J. L. Alexander
J. Zulch
Bryan Water
Ice and Electric Light Co
S. E. Spence
James Wilson
Tresspass
Nancy Newton
Willie D. Wilson
F. W. McConnico
W. L. McConnico
Catherine Davidson Et al
H.&t.c. Railroad
Mary E. Triplett
W. M. Triplett
W. J. Terrell
G. C
Lawrence Steele
G.C. &S. F. Railroad
Nannie A. Steele
W. J Terrell
More teams sought for Lott railroad extension work
Corpus Christi Texas September 7 More teams and men are wanted for work on the Lott railroad. As soon as the preliminaries can be arranged the contract for the extension from Linton to Houston and Galveston will be let. A meeting will be held here this week to increase capital stock and authorize extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Tex
Lott
Linton
Houston
Galveston
The Railroad is Here
The Madisonville Meteor reports the depot is not yet built but work will begin in a few days. Train service is expected to start in two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pica
Madisonville
Fort Worth Eagles Win First Prize in Drill Team
Aerie No. 28 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Fort Worth captured first prize of $500 for the best drilled team in degree work during a meeting held in New York.
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Aerie of
Fort Worth
Eagles
Aerie No. 28
Order of Eagles
New York
Fever Sufferers Fund Aids Linares Sufferers In Monterey
A fund for yellow fever victims in Linares has been started by Monterey citizens. The disease has caused partial business suspension and many cases, including the mayor and secretary, are reported. A Texas health official will supervise disinfection and assess quarantine measures before lifting Monterey’s restrictions if effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mex
Linares
Texas Health Authorities
Dallas wins pennant in Texas League 1903
Dallas clinches the Texas Baseball league pennant by weekend games: 5 0 over Waco and 5 2 in a separate Dallas win, with Waco 7 0 Dallas in the other. Pennell of Waco leads batting with .347, Clark of Dallas close behind. Bartley departs Beaumont for New York. Southern and National League scores listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Waco
Pennell
Sotters
Texas Baseball League
Clark
Ury
Curtis
Disch
Fort Worth
Blair
Corsicana
Bateman
W C T U Meeting Sept Meeting at M E Church
W C T U announces a Tuesday September eight program at 4 p m in the M E church. The order includes singing prayer a paper read by Mrs J D West on The Bible versus Strong Drink and Bible readings by members followed by business. Honorary members and others interested are invited. Mrs J D West president Mrs D C Zuber press superintendent. Also three milk cows for sale apply to M L Wallace 235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. D. West
D. C. Zuber
Minor Matters and Local Channel of Events
Dallas forms a new military company while Sir Thomas Lipton plans a Salt Lake City visit. Prohibition wins in multiple Texas counties. drownings, suicides, and fatal incidents appear nationwide. A German farmer excursion tours Texas as a horse wins at Sheepshead Bay and an electric-car collision in Pelham leaves several dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Thomas Lipton
Salt Lake City
Kosama
I. T. Brown County
Texas
George Sam
Schurz
New
Rains County
George T. Graves
Joaquin
Tex
Nacogdoches County
Antis
Henderson County
Illinois
Rose Leish
Philadelphia
Robert Heliclaw
Bud Hunter
Providence
Allen Neeley
Jacoba
Hunt County
J. B. Huggins
Sheepshead Bay
N. Y
Black Sea
Taylor
Rice Hotel
Houston
R. C. Horn
Collin County
Wi. M. Rogers
Paris
Annie Ballew
Stella
Springfield
Pelham
N. H
Sydney Smith
Marlin
Omaha
Neb
Charles EB. Crawford
Girl's Terrible Mistake
Miss Minnie Lou Anderson of Ennis Texas died suddenly after being found unconscious in convulsions at her home. An empty vial beside her suggests she swallowed carbolic acid by mistake for medicine. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. M L Anderson mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Tex
Minnie Lou Anderson
M. L. Anderson
Mrs. Lulu Deering Granted Pardon in Paris Tex
Governor Lanham pardoned Lulu Deering who was jailed for five years after a murder conviction. Deering was charged with killing her brother in law Chas Beideman near Ambia and was convicted of second degree murder at the spring term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Paris
Tex
Lanham
Lulu Deering
Chas Beideman
Ambia
Mule Killed After Falling Into Hidden Well Near Mayfield
A mule hitched to a hay rake on the R. T. Butte meadow near Mayfield disappeared into an old covered well. The driver and rake remained atop the hidden shaft as the mule perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Tex
R. T. Butte
Mayfield
Declared Insane in New York For Threatening Hay
Francis W. Benque, a long time letter writer to officials in Washington, was declared insane by Dr. Gregory at Bellevue Hospital psycho pathic ward. He will be committed to an institution for the insane for permanent cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis W. Benque
Hay
Washington
Gregory
Bellevue Hospital
Prohibition Election Result in Mineral Wells County Tie
In Mineral Wells Texas on September 7 the county prohibition election appears to be a tie with antis claiming a one vote majority for their side. The town of Mineral Wells reportedly went anti by a 70 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Wells
Tex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Templing
Monarch
the Daily Eagle
Donnelly & Carnes
Bryan Texas
Kaye
Hunter
Chatham
Men’s Furnishers
City OF
Baseball
Beaumont
Will Bartley
New York City
Greer
Southern League
Memphis
Nashville
Shreveport
Montgomery
New Orleans
Atlanta
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
M. L. Wallace
Emmet
Emmet’s Prescription Pharmacy
A. Adams
Parker Gulidingffice
Foss
Bryan
Franklin
E. J. Jenkins
Teleph
Joe B. Reed
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
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