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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
A brief financial notice records a counting reference tied to the Exchange National Bank. Details specify an accounting or balance action linked to the institution, with no dispute or broader context provided in the fragment.
A Honduras government cablegram says it will not pay indemnity demanded by Britain for the killing of a British subject last spring. The English cruiser Brilliant sails to Ceiba to collect the money and may seize the customs house if refused, with Honduras preparing to resist the seizure.
Jeff Cox a State Representative from Rockwall County travels to Sherman to campaign for the speakership saying all indications favor a victory.
Martinez Garcia, an I. & G. N. fireman, was attacked and robbed on Main Street at midnight. He was pounded into insensibility and his pockets rifled of 40 dollars. He is expected to recover.
The fourth annual Denton County Poultry Show opened in the Winght Building with 500 to 600 birds on display. Crowds gathered as delayed exhibits arrived, with experts valuing the lot at around 9 000 dollars. Judge J. C. Skaggs will evaluate entries, notably White Rock and Rhode Island Reds, while officials McCook Holmes Maria Hollowna manage exhibits and contests through Friday.
Waco December 15 report states Stone and Webster of Boston, owner of traction lines in several Texas cities, negotiating to purchase the Citizens Street railway of Waco. President H C Scott of Citizens arrives from Kansas City but offers no comment.
JH. Dees stabbed a farmer during a prom event east of town and caused only a slight injury. Local police investigated the incident as the prom opponent remains at large.
J H Dees a farmer four miles east of the city was slashed in a Thursday afternoon altercation at Fox Hardware. He received a four inch neck-area scratch and a three inch back wound, with multiple cuts to clothing. Sears, a prominent local business man, faced an aggravated assault complaint.
List of exhibitors and their entries for various bird breeds with counts from Aubrey Denton Arlington Grapevine North Fort Worth and other towns. Notable totals include J M Stover Denton Rhode Island Reds 77 entries and Emmett Curren North Fort Worth S C Brown Leghorns 14 entries.
An account dispute sparked a confrontation ending with Dees striking Sears and knocking him down. Sears suffered a cut during the altercation and later went home on his own recognizance to remove the blood.
In Chicago on August 15, non-union tailors from Kuppenheimer & Co were escorted by police when five strikers assaulted the group. The squad leader Charles Wernecke was stoned to death. Striker Mak Singwiess was wounded by police fire and named as dying at a hospital. Several others injured.
Rev Edwards Arthur Temple, rector of St Pauls in Waco for six years, was consecrated bishop of the North Texas Missionary diocese embracing the Panhandle. The ceremony, led by Bishop D S Lute, named temple at 41 the youngest bishop in the church.
The regular mid month session of the Commissioners court opened Thursday with the chief business being the allowance of accounts. L. L. Heath of Roanoke was present today.
Havana reports a second major kidnapping within days as Chiscenio Crez, a wealthy merchant, is seized by the Innocent Solis gang. A ransom of $6,000 is demanded for his liberty while authorities pursue the culprits.
The Square Deal Oil company today brought in a 10,000 barrel gusher in the Markham field near Bay City. The oil is described as an excellent quality. Principal stockholders of the company reside in Bay City.
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