Complex Brownsville Raid Testimony Reveals Conyers Links
New testimony details Boyd Conyers and others in the 1906 Brownsville raid. It describes gun racks opened secretly, cartridges secretly obtained, and Sergeant Reid accused of protecting conspirators. Witnesses place leaders Holloman Brown and De Saussure in key roles with conflicting guard accounts and pressures from a Foraker letter.
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Allison
Tamayo
Holloman
Company B
George Jackson
John Holloman
John Brown
Boyd Conyers
Carolina de Saussure
R. L. Collier
Brown
Conyers
de Saussure
Cowen Alley
Joseph B. Howard
Matic HE
Jackson
B Barracks
Cowen
Herbert Elkins
Elizabeth Street
Reid
de Séysaure
William Lawson
Monroe
Brownsville
Tex
Baldwin
Esther Crews
Buddie
Station House
Main Street
Washington
Sergeant Reid
S. H. Parker
Charleston
8. C
Gainesville
J. H
Powell
Himself
Washingon
Ned Nyture
William
Merk
George W. Madert
Herbert J. Browne
Washington, D. C
Uiider
Croe
Captain Baldwin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Wiliam Lawson
Convers
William Anderson
James Bailey
Charlesb. Cooper
William Lemons
Henry Jimerson
James “Rastus” Johnson
Henry “Sonny” Jones
Foraker
Senate
Herbert J. Brownee
J. B. Randolph
J. R. Reid
Ray Burdett
Anthony Franklin
Samuel Wheeler
Hoyt Robinson
Lawrence Daniels
Frank Bounsler
Joseph Rogers
Andrew Mitchell
M. Battle
B. F. Johnson
Joseph Howard
Charley Hairston
Alexander Ash
Daniels
Company C
No. 13
Carolina de Saussur
Corpor Wheeler
Mitchell
Battle
Fourteenth Street
Cowen House
Leahy Hotel
Penrose
Wheeler
Macklin
Benrose
Cowan Alley
Hairston
Howard
B Company
Raid testimony details raiders and gun racks in Brownsville incident
Witness accounts list raiders by name from Company B including Cooper Holloman Lemons Jimerson Johnson and Wilson with others such as Bailey De Saussure and Jolloman. Testimony notes gun rack access earlier and after the shooting and questions Allison the ex soldier who ran the Holloman saloon.
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Allison
Boyd Conyers
B Company
John #Jolloman
John Brown
Carolina de ‘Saussurs
William Anderson
James Bailey
Charles EF. Cooper
William Lemons
Henry Jimerson
James
Rastus
George Mitchell
Fort Reno
Isaiah Raynor
Ss. R. Hopkins
Raynor
Lawrason
Brownsville
Made Harris
Jackson
Poceeein
S Sanders
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