Harvey News Briefs From March 2 1915
Farmers have largely finished planting corn and a new cold spell is expected to dip in. Rev. Sam Thomas preached at Harvey Baptist Church. Sunday school raised 12.90 for Buckner Orphans' Home. Miss Ruby Cotham visited home folks. Rozella Elliott of Bryan visited Mrs. Cole of Coleview. Lilac Jones of Bryan visited Lola and Assie Jones. The community notes the death of Uncle Ned Benjamin, a respected elder in the local Black community.
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Sam Thomas
Harvey Baptist Church
Dallas
Ruby Cotham
Rozella Elliott
Bryan
D. P. Cole
Coleview
Lilac Jones
Lola
Assie Jones
Ned Benjamin
Marvey, Tex
Anarchist Plot to Murder Big Names Foiled at St Patrick's
Detectives nabbed Frank Abarno after he hurled a lit bomb at St Patrick's Cathedral during morning services. They had infiltrated the plot to kill Carnegie and Vanderbilt, dynamite Wall Street banks, and spread terror in New York. The bomb was extinguished and further outrages were planned after the cathedral attack.
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Associated Press
New York
Carnegie
Rockefellers
Vanderbilt
Wall Street
Frank Abarno
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Houston Tax Plan Declared Unconstitutional
The district court ruled the Houston plan of taxation unconstitutional in a March decision.
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Houston
Associated Press
Houston, Tex
District Court
Wheat breaks on peace rumors in Turkey talks
May wheat fell to 1.41 on rumors that Turkey would seek peace. Chicago markets reported the drop as the Associated Press noted the move in early March trading.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Turkey
Bond funds arrive for city street bonds
Mayor W. W. Harris announced that a draft from Braun & Stacy Bond Company of Toledo Ohio has been received as payment for the $12,000 street improvement bonds previously sold to them.
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The
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Braun & Stacy Bond Company
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Ohio
Great Hosts of Baptists Gather in Houston
The Southern Baptist Convention will convene in Houston on May 12, the first Texas meeting in years. Delegates from across the South and many nations will attend, with Houston Hosts inviting all Baptists and Texas churches to participate in the spiritual fellowship and uplift of this landmark gathering.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Texas
United States
Free America
Southland
Baptists
Harvey Happenings
Community notes from Harvey Texas dated March 1 1915 describe farming as the day’s focus with corn planting and healthy gardens promising a good year. Local illnesses are mentioned including the serious sickness of W C Raines Jr and several others with visitors and numerous social calls noted.
Street Work Accepted on West Burleson by Railroad
The International and Great Northern Railway finished erading draining and graveling West Burleson street from Bryan Street to the rail turn near acreage property. The city officials praised the work as the best graded residence street in town and accepted it while urging future Bryan street improvements from the depot to the Bryan Cotton Oil Mill.
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International & Great Northern Railway Company
Burleson Street
Bryan Street
Joe Groginski
Wester
Harris
Haswell and Levy
C. C. Cates
Bryan
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