Cronin case jurors completed in Chicago trial set to last month
The Graham Leader reports the Cronin case jury is finally seated in Chicago and the trial will proceed for at least a month. A crank was fined 850 and jailed until conspirator trials end for threatening the state attorney. Baylor county sheriff recaptured Charley Byrant but he was freed by a baylor judge on habeas corpus, drawing local ire over alleged lack of authority.
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Cronin
Chicago
Longenecker
Baylor County
Charley Byrant
Collier
Bryant
Baylor
Fort Worth and Albuquerque Boom Picks New Rail Lines
Right of way agents will start work this morning to survey three potential lines for the Fort Worth and Albuquerque. Propositions will be presented, and the line with the widest public support will be chosen for construction. Two lines already satisfy the company, with a third to be located promptly. President Black, writing from Kansas City, says readiness will meet the schedule, and one proposed route passes Graham which he has personally inspected and approved.
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Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Black
Kansas City
Graham
Beery Miles Capture Graham's Bottle Run to Fort Worth
Weatherford reports nine wagon loads of empty Graham beer bottles passing through on their way to Fort Worth for refilling. The bottles span four years of consumption and allegedly show Graham’s temperate population. Weatherford humorously critiques local habits and notes shipments to be sent later.
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Graham
Weatherford
Fort Worth
U.sistrict Court
Weatherford Constitution
The Crime of the Century by Henry M. Huet
A sensational account titled The Crime of the Century by Henry M. Huet of Chicago promises a complete exposé of a great modern crime. It claims to reveal unpublished facts with numerous illustrations, presenting a pictorial history and alleging Ireland’s betrayal by supposed friends. The History Company of San Francisco publishes and sells through agents.
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Henry M. Huet
Chicago
Ireland
The
History Company of
San Francisco
History Company
Marxer St
Texas residents question bacon quality from distant hog sources
The writer jokes that Josh Billings ate hash at his boarding house because he did not know what he ate. He mocks Texas farmers for preferring Kansas bacon over self-raised meat, claiming much of Texas bacon comes from diseased hogs.
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Josh Billings
Wis
Texas
Kansas
Weatherford Sun sparring over Graham Federal Court move
A Weatherford Sun critique triggers a reply arguing the Graham court should stay. The author asserts proposed removal harms Graham and favors Weatherford while noting railway prospects and regional divisions. The piece accuses Weatherford of jealousy and warns against past rivalries harming Young County.
Jacksboro Sentinel Expands To Eight Columns In Eight Pages
The Jacksboro Sentinel has increased to eight six column pages, a development credited to Jack County readership and local investment. The improvement signals stronger newspaper service and community pride in the county.
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Jacksboro Sentinel
Jack County
Wadley’s Goods Prove Fit and Fair Prices
In this brisk exchange a shopper praises Wadley’s wares and service. The speaker touts that Wadley’s goods fit well and wear well and claims unmatched value and reliability. The vendor is praised as trustworthy, with emphasis on sharp prices and dependable quality.
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Grahan
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Quanal
Patrick Henry Cronin
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Henry M. Hunt
Gavlle
Bdeep
Chicago Live Stock Commission Co
Texas Cattle
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Wvadley
Razor
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Meteo
Wadley
Center & Keener Albany
Farmers National Bank
Henrietta
Joan G. James
A. K. Swan
KF. B. Wyatt
N. White
Daily Mail
J.J. Callaber
Passengar T
Kramer
Broyles
H. B. Vorley
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