Local Bryan Items Highlight Stores and People
Bryan news column notes Ed Davidson at 246 N Conway and Parker ex McLeod presence, Bonville’s Racket Store ads, and numerous visits by residents from Navasota to Hearne. Mentions J. T. Clepper and J. B. Casey from Willow Hole, Mrs. Hoyle traveling, and Caldwell’s jewelry shop new lines. Also reports cotton receipts surpassing ten thousand bales and a fire at T. A. Dunnica home with $2300 loss and $1300 insurance, plus corner stone plans for Methodist church delayed.
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T. A. Dunnica
Stevenson Machine and Repair Works
A. G. Dunnica
Canadian seizure of American schooner at Northeast Harbor
Canadian officials seized the American fishing schooner Arthur Binney at Northeast Harbor Shelburne County N S. It is charged the vessel landed smuggled goods at Liverpool N S some time ago. The Binney hails from Boston.
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Shelburne
N. S
Arthur Binney
Northeast Harbor
Liverpool
the Binney
Boston
Carnival Saturdays Set by Local Business League
Sulphur city greets an October carnival plan announced by the Business Men's league to be held each Saturday night in October at the town venue.
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Sulphur
I. T
Business Men’s League
Bailey Defends Honorable Employment Amid Party Spat
Washington reports Senator Bailey denounces Roger Sullivan for calling Bryan to read Bailey out of the Democratic party. He asserts the Standard Oil Company has no stake in Tennessee properties and that his employment as attorney is honorable and acceptable to any decent lawyer.
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Bailey
Washington
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
Bryan
Joe Bailey
Democratic Party
Sullivan
Democratic National Committee
Standard of
Tennessee
Czar
Russia
Democrats Call Mass Meeting Over Bailey Candidacy
Wood County Democratic executive head A. D. Jackson calls a mass meeting at Quitman on Sept 29 at 10 am. The aim is to express wishes on instructing state senator and representative to vote against J. W. Bailey for U.S. Senator, prompted by H. Clay Pierce testimony in St Louis.
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Wood County
Mineola
Tex
A. D. Jackson
Democratic Executive Committee
Quitman
J. W. Bailey
United Staes
Texas
Von Hodge Seeks Proof He Is Charley Ross
Galveston reports William von Hodge, long claimed as Charley Ross, received a letter from a St Louis woman claiming to know the woman who placed Ross in an asylum. He plans to travel to St Louis to meet her and obtain evidence that could confirm his identity and clear the case.
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von Hodge
Charley Ross
Galveston
William von Hodge
St. Loui
Ross
St. Louis
Dallas Times Herald
Germantown
State Treasurer Robbins reports eight year cash handling total
Austin Sept 19 State Treasurer Robbins filed his annual report with the governor showing the department handled 183000000 dollars during his eight years in office. The permanent school fund stands strong with 47853192 in uninvested cash bonds and land notes. The department urges current interest payments on school lands to issue receipts promptly. Also here are plans for anti trust suits against several north Texas flour mills for price fixing. south Texas mills reportedly not involved.
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Robbins
Lanham Austin
M. M. Crane
Dallas
W. D. Williams
Fort Worth
North Texas
South Texas
Real estate agent shot in Memphis over business dispute
May Be Fatal Wound. B. H. Cannon a Memphis real estate agent and son in law of former Mississippi Senator Sullivan was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by Dr. W. Co. King an aged physician of Cuba Tennessee. Dispute over business suspected as cause.
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Memphis
B. H. Cannon
United States
Sullivan
Mississippi
W. Co. King
Cuba
Tenn
Murphy in Control of Tammany Vote Block
New York Sept 19 Charles F Murphy is slated to control twenty four votes on the Tammany Hall executive committee across twenty districts forming center of 19% delegates to the Democratic state convention He may apply the unit rule to cast a solid Tammany vote for the chosen candidate Murphy has not spoken on his plans but was thought friendly to Hearst The victory likely ends Jerome’s bid to secure New York county delegation In Brooklyn State Senator Pat H McCarran holds firm over the Brooklyn County Democratic convention and sixty three of sixty nine state convention delegates
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Tammany Hall
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tanmany
I F Hese
Attempt on Plano Marshal Shocks City in 1900s Strike
Plano Texas Sept 19 An unknown assailant fired at City Marshal C M Hutchison as he patrolled. The shot struck the right shoulder causing a painful wound. City officials post a $1000 reward for the shooter. The gunman stood behind a tree about six feet away.
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Hutcheson
Plano
Tex
C. M. Hutchison
General Nicolaioff Assassinated in Warsaw Standoff
General Nicolaioff of the artillery was shot dead by five Revolutionists on Weilka Street in Warsaw on Wednesday morning. He was surrounded and killed. the murderers escaped.
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Warsaw
Nicolaioff
Weilka Street
Wilder brigade reunion reelects officers at Chicamauga
At Wilder's brigade reunion on Chicamauga battlefield the old officers were re-elected. General Wilder is nominated as candidate for commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. Surveying work completes on a railroad line from Oklahoma City to Cornish. Lawton becomes a passenger division for the Frisco. The stranded steamer Mongolia in Honolulu is taking on water.
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Chattanooga
Wilder
Army of the Cumberland
Chicamauga Battlefield
Grand Army of the Republic
Oklahoma City
Here
Cornish
Mongolia
Honolulu
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Wacoyes
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S. R. V. Kernole
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Lucy Beard
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Josph Kopecky
Chley
W. Sheppard
Kurten
Onneville
A. Millican
Acket
M. Barker
Leon County
Wr. Drummond
Cottonwood
Irs
A. H. Eaves
B. Cannon
Bryan Bughanan
Ieat. Gov
Geo. D. Neal
Navasota
Monroe Edge
Cottonwood Prairie
H. C. Willis
Hugo John
Hearne
Bonneville
Joe Ellis
Brenham and
Hempstead
Walter Higgs
Waco
Caldwell
C. E. Bullock & Co
J. T. Clepper
Dallas Andrews
J. B. Casey
Willow Hole
R. P. Hood
R. R. Ellis
Houston
Lawrence & Co
Walter Willson
Curtis & Co
Marlin
Gen. Stoddard
Prof. Kyle
West Texas
D. S. Lloyd
Florence Shirley
Dana Slaughter
Reliance
M. Spell
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
H. Dunlap
W.E. Johnson
I. N. Conyers
Martin
J. E. Lear
Massachusettes
Virginia
Lyon
Mass
Prof. Lear
Department of
Electrical Engineering
John Sharp Williams Jr
Texas A. and M. College
New Methodist
Villa Maria Academy
A. John
John M. Caldwell
Texas Woman's College
Allen Academy
A. and M. College
Princeton
Parks
Wardrop
the Clothiers
Murphy
Lawton
Frisco
Grand Opera House
Dixie
The
South
Freda Slemons
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