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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
1
A large shipment of woven madras shirtings arrives offering patterns for shirts only. The fabrics are thirty six inches wide and cut to advantage. Available in white with self stripes and colored stripes that are laundry proof. In April a collar band will be included with every shirt length.
Fresh Abacos at Curtis notes a direct shipment of Abaco gars. The seller claims ten years’ experience with high consistency and domestic filler quality, praising the Abaco as worth smoking and urging customers to try Curtis Cigar and Cigarettes.
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Dispatch reports ER H. Page, a partner at Kneeday and Co., accepting the English ambassadorship from the government. A separate item notes a bank robbery and a wreck last night with uncertain losses.
Lawrenceburg Indiana reports nearly complete inundation with over fifty buildings washed away but no lives lost due to warnings. Cincinnati estimates flood damages run into millions with merchandise losses around 2.7 million and limited river town rail communication amid ongoing relief efforts.
In Columbus Ohio on March 31 reconstruction of the city’s west side, hardest hit by the flood, began in earnest. Twelve more bodies were recovered yesterday, bringing the total death toll to 64.
Tonight and Tuesday cooler conditions with lighter winds and scattered clouds. Forecast calls for mild daytime highs and cooler overnight low temperatures across the region.
Exchange National Bank officers and directors listed: A. J. Nance president J. R. Chastal vice president J. C. Coit cashier E. D. Curtis assistant cashier plus J. H. Paine Ed F Bates Dr. J. M. Inge A. C. Owsley as directors.
Lawmakers push final action on court reform measures with near adjournment. The House votes signal completion of most business as members wrap up hearings and prepare for leave. The session ends with key reform bills approved.
Austin March 31 The Legislature adjourns amid heavy activity as both houses finalize and recall several measures Amends to the home rule act pass and the Burgess Harris mining bill is approved The 8 hour work day bill and the Allison bill making liquor shipment into local option territory a penitentiary offense are signed by Gov Colquitt.
Austin March 31 The Senate today passed the House Oyster bill by Rowell along with the civil law bill corresponding to the criminal statute already approved.
Washington dispatch reports Gov. Carranza has declared himself provisional president of Mexico, according to official advices dated March 31. The move underscores a political shift as Mexican leadership changes amid ongoing unrest.
Special Judge Peck orders forfeiture in the J B MeDaniel cattle theft case and Tho mason injuries secure continuance as proceedings advance.
A Grayson county court, with Judge W. M. Peck presiding, ordered alias capias and re-set bond at 1500 in State v McDaniel for cattle theft. McDaniel failed to respond to telephonic summons. motion for forfeiture was granted on the first motion but later set aside on continuance. The day included lengthy jury listings for the sixth week and a hearing on an injunction involving Nancy A Ball and family, with the court modifying the temporary injunction and granting possession of the Ball home place to petitioners while fixing farm tools and livestock arrangements.
Noted American financier J P Morgan died in Rome after a weeks long illness. Reports attribute the breakdown to money trust problems and widespread emotional toll.
Wall Street financier J Pierpont Morgan died in Rome after weeks of illness and prior coma. He had been unconscious for hours and received New York physician Dr Allen M Starr’s consultation as doctors cited breakdown of nerves and stress from the Pureo Congressional Committee inquiry.
New York March 31 Traders saw only a brief market dip after reports of J Pierpont Morgan's illness and death with prices recovering quickly. Financiers noted Morgan's recent illness was anticipated and markets steadied as confidence in his influence and wealth remained high. Morgan, famed for controlling vast sums, reportedly commanded nine billion dollars at his peak.
Portrait of Pierpont Morgan detailing birth in Hartford on April 17 1837 and career progress from Duncan Sherman Co to J P Morgan Co. It notes his railroads consolidations leading to United States Steel 1901 and transatlantic shipping plans, philanthropy, yacht sport and art collecting as key facets of his influence and 1907 panic role.
Judge S H Hoskins presides as the next term of the Denton County Court begins April 21. A new suit has been filed by J W Corn against Texas and Pacific Railway Co for damages in a case entering the docket.
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