County Officials and Court Schedule Summary
District Judge R F Williams, Clerk Chas O Joline, County Judge Robt F Arnold, Attorney M T Conner, Treasurer J W Wadley, Sheriff W T Bunger listed. County Commissioners J L Mercer W J Hughes H D Williams W C Blakey. Justices J T Cunningham H D Williams Robt Alcorn. Federal Court meets first Monday February and August. District Court on 7th Monday after first Monday in December, April and August. County Court terms: Crimin, Civil on various months. Commissioners Court meets second Monday February May August and November. Justices Court locations and dates listed for precincts 1–5.
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R. F. Williams
F. Brim
Chas
O. Joline
W. J. Hughes
H. D. Williams
W. C. Blakey
Justices OF the Peace
J. T. Cunningham
Robt
Alcorn
District Court
County Court
Crimin Tl
Commissioners’ Court
Graham
Eliasville
Belknap
Farmer
Caseyville
Rules for the Government of the Democratic Party in Texas
A long list of 19 rules sets out structure and procedures for state and county Democratic organizations in Texas. It covers conventions, chairmanship, delegate selection, records, voting rules, primary elections, notices, and responsibilities of executive committees. The text ends with a historical aside about old doctors and bleeding practices.
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Democratic Party
Texas
Democracy of
Texa
State Democratic Executive Committee
Wil
Congressional Stat
State Executive Committee
Whitch
Jno
M. Claiborne
Ch’m State Ex
Ex Mayor Pierce Buys Cow for 6200 in Boston Trade
Ex Boston mayor Pierce paid 6200 for a cow said to be able to provide a gentile supply of dairy and labor. The purchase reflects notable local interest in livestock acquisitions.
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Pierce
Boston
Senator McDonald Signals Tariff Battle Only
Senator McDonald asserts the Democrats should focus the fight on tariffs and nowhere else. Indications suggest the tariff issue will be the battleground.
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McDonald
Mind curing becomes Boston’s latest craze
Boston embraces mind curing as a growing hobby with a wide, inexhaustible field of interest. The piece highlights urban curiosity and the social appeal of unconventional wellness trends.
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Boston
Rich People Who Are Loved in New York
The article notes the esteem for Mrs. Astor despite her wealth. Her benevolent acts include housing waifs in the west and personal direct work for the poor, earning respect and prayers for recovery. It compares her favor with Peter Cooper, who retained sympathy for workers and avoided envy.
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Astor
New York
Peter Cooper
Sim
Charleston Blues Masquerade of Colored Society Ends With Revelry
At an early morning masquerade on Third and Fourth avenues a colored aristocracy crowd gathered in masks and costumes. About sixty couples arrived at eight, the Charleston blues stirred dancing as Miss Angelina Lee and Henry Clay Jackson commented on the music. A white intruder in a Brother Jonathan costume caused a near-riot before Johnson the barber, a local favorite, was identified and escorted out amid cheers, the crowd ending with a festive, rambunctious interlude.
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State
Polk, Harrison and Clark
Charleston
Angelina Lee
Henry Clay Jackson
John Williams
Jonathan’ Costum
Romeo
Clark Street
Permissus Possons
Johnson
Auleman
Juliet
Billy
Chicago
Inter Ovean
Texas Game Clubs Spread As New Rental Preserves Grow
A Dallas Herald report notes new clubs renting farms in Dallas and Tarrant counties near Arlington, linking this to rising Texas game preservation efforts. It highlights abundant quail, squirrels, and rabbits, suggests small prices may boost farmer revenues, and contrasts Texas wildlife with broader European protections. It also recalls Civil War era court scenes and a Confederate veteran's tribute to women.
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England
Scotland
Ireland
Europe
United States
High Point
North Carolina
Texas
Australia
Dallas Herald
Dramatic Courtroom Scene at Waynesboro Trial
In the Waynesboro Superior Courtroom the Rogers brothers murder trial drew a packed audience as Mrs Twiggs delivered a three hour summation. He honored the courage of women, invoking Gettysburg memory amid dim light and reverent spectators.
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Gettysbuen
Governor faces reform plan amid school fund clash
The Houston Post quotes Governor opposing a policy that would require rich cattlemen and foreign corporations to pay a fair price to the school fund for consumed rags. The issue and its political risks are debated as supporters gain and opponents fear losses. In Washington, the judiciary committee adopts Me tary’s adverse suffrage amendment, with Dorshimer noting it won’t extend right now but may later. minority reports by Brown of Indiana and A B Taylor of Ohio are planned.
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Pickett
Meg
Gettysburg
Peter Smith
Ireland
Peter
Cfttlemen and Foreign Corporation
Houston Post
Washington
House Committee On Judiciary
Mebury
Dorshimer
Frown
Indiana
A. B. Taylor
Ohio
California Senator Miller Declines RNC Candidacy
Senator Miller of California modestly declines to be a candidate before the Republican national convention. Had he not declined, a large portion of the country might not have learned he had been mentioned in this connection.
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Senator Miller
California
Miller
Young Gentleman Seeks to Sow the Rod That Smote Him
A brief quip describes a young man struck by beauty and resolved to retaliate or pursue revenge. The phrasing evokes a lyrical, moral tone typical of late era gossip with emphasis on romance and consequence.
Rule of Three to Rule of One Reflected by Editor
A southern editor laments the shift from the schoolday rule of three to a harsher rule of one. He argues the proverbially trying nature of youth contrasts with adult life, where individual standards bear heavier weight.
How to Eat by Charles Monselet
Noted epi cure Charles Monselet writes on eating and the daily struggle to obtain food. The piece explores practical questions about obtaining meals and sustaining nourishment amid everyday challenges.
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Charles Monselet
Campaign bar gears up for longer daily hours
The campaign bar plans to extend daily hours, preparing to work additional time each day to meet a tight schedule. The move aims to increase outreach and engage more voters as part of the ongoing effort.
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V. W. Graves
Young County Lodge
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C. E. Finlay
W. M. Gro T Lper
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R. Lindsay
B. Popef
Rex Adelphi Lodge
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Visitag Brethren
L. J. Bower
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WIN Mountain Lodge
Knanrs of Honor
Methodist
Cornerbird
Cherry Streets
J. R. Neel
G. W. Black
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Mr Burne I
Weatherford
Archer
Jacksboro
Rpm
Aham
Breckenridge
Ham
Ft. Griffin
V. F Gorrissen
County Directory
John Meisterhans
Woods House
J. A. Lafferty
Arkansaw
Spuce
Eusculapius
Philadelphia
MR. Johnson
Jeff Davis
Dar
Games Preserves
J. B. Robertson
Burrows
Michigan
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