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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
7
Best Assinger Servicer in Texas appears as a bold, repetitive header style item with unclear context or accompanying details. No clear event date or organization is identified to establish a concrete news fact.
At Newington Sessions a prisoner described as an afternoon bumper earned his label by calling at homes in daytime. If residents were absent, he bumped the door open and often annexed property, a detective explained.
Venturesome French traveler Mme du Gast, recently aided by a Moroccan assailant story, is famed for courting danger in balloons, motor races and motor-boat events. She was pulled from the ocean unconscious after a motor-boat race last year.
Ira W. Kelly of Mansfield Pa states two years of poor health due to kidney and bladder trouble improved after Foley's Kidney Care. He spent much money on doctors without benefit and urges others to try the remedy. Refuge substitutes sold by J F Crow Drug Co.
A fragment quotes a Philadelphia Press exchange about a kiss and propriety. Tess and Jess debate affection and gracious behavior, reflecting social expectations and newspaper commentary.
The Cleveland Leader notes the bride and groom staged a perfect display on their wedding trip and that observers saw through them. The remark portrays public skepticism about the couple's conduct.
State constitution amendment proposes a new levy of not more than fifteen cents on the hundred dollars valuation to fund jurors. Governor directed to submit to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1900 with a ballot message for or against.
Legislation places annual salary limits for legislators not exceeding one thousand dollars and mileage at three cents per mile plus per diem for special sessions. It also bans free transportation and prohibits accepting passes from railways or corporations, with penalties for violators.
The text defines free passes and privileges not available to the general public from railroads telegraph and telephone companies sleeping car lines or other common carriers in the state. It states that any legislator violating this provision shall forfeit office and that necessary laws shall be enacted to enforce the provision. Secretary of State
Legislature proposes amending Section 2 of Article VIII to exempt endowment funds used exclusively for school purposes from property taxes for two years after purchase, with funding for publication and election. Governor to issue proclamation. voters to decide at next general election. Secretary of State approval and funding provided.
A Chicago Tribune quip notes strawberries do not harm eyesight. the joke says eye strain comes from staring at price tags on strawberry boxes. The exchange features Mrs Hanks and an unnamed narrator.
The sneezewood tree, a natural curiosity in South Africa, irritates with fine dust that makes one sneeze like snuff when cut or planed. No insect or worm affects it, the wood tastes bitter, and it sinks when placed in water.
An advertisement touts imported Wisdom Tooth Brush line promising superior tooth preservation. It claims discounts from 25 cents upward and offers a free replacement if the brush proves defective.
Thaw in custody at the tombs denounces reports of insanity and denies plans for a mental commission. District Attorney Garvan widens inquiry with witnesses including Evelyn Nesbit's former associates and Mrs Thaw's maid, while pleas for questioning Mrs Holman rise.
Reports describe an appeal to the American embassy in London to sever the ties between Evelyn Nesbit and Harry K. Thaw. Mrs Holman is said to have pressed the request, while Thaw's behavior earlier in the day unsettled fellow prisoners and witnesses.
Investigation by the county prosecutor probes a supposed trust controlling local ice output. H. L. Burke of People's Ice Storage and Fuel company testifies that his firm contracts for other ice output and that other producers could face contract violations if they supply competitors. He notes a demand of 10 per ton to feed consumers.
A headon collision on the Little Rock and Hot Springs Western near Hot Springs involved passenger train No. 6 and a new engine on trial. Engineer John Stanley is badly injured and may die, Conductor B Cobb is seriously hurt, and passenger injuries include a man named William Hawins with a head wound. The engine was moving at full speed trying to reach a siding to let the passenger train pass.
Memphis July 11. David Chalmers plantation manager of Hill House Mississippi was acquitted of murder for shooting and killing Samuel B. Arnold a former bookkeeper at the plantation. The killing occurred in a hotel buffet after domestic troubles at Chalmers home were linked to the act.
In Texas action Dallas and Waco were blanked. Dallas lost 6 to 0 at Cleburne and Fort Worth defeated Waco 4 to 0. Other scores include Galveston 4 San Buento 2 and 11 0 San Antonio. Sou th ern and National League results listed. A civil service note requests internal revenue inclusion. Aurelt Herrera and Charles Neary set to fight in Bakersfield August 17.
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