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Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1909

Page

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WM Frazier Dead in Katy Wreck

Reports from Conductor Piany indicate engineer Wm Frazier died before the Dallas Wichita train wreck last night He reportedly suffered heart failure while the train went into the ditch Fireman and brakemen describe warnings but the engineer did not respond and the engine bell rang brakes were applied.

Piany Katy Dallas-Wichita Frazier Egineer Torq

Denton Engineer Killed in Dallas–Wichita Train Wreck

William Sabine Frazier of Denton and two railroad flagmen were killed outright in a wreck between St. Joe and Bonita on the Dallas and Wichita Falls train. At least twenty passengers were injured. Conductor Littlefield and Express Messenger Wilder were among the injured. Frazier, born near Quincy Illinois, had long worked on Katy lines and lived in Denton for twenty years. He was a member of several fraternal orders and leaves a Missouri-born wife Fannie Addison and siblings in Missouri California and Kansas City.

William Frazier Denton Wer Dallas Wichita St. Joe Bonita Sion Littlefield Wilder Law Frazier Denison Gainesville W. 3. Kirk William Sabine Frazier Quincy Ill Texas Greenville Mineola Fannie Addison Missouri St. Louis California Kansas City St Louis East Sycamore

Bank of partnership seeks mutual growth with officers

We invite you to come around meet our officers familiarize yourself with our methods of doing business inspect our vaults and feel free and easy with us. Our interest and theirs are mutual and we are partners not merely between us we can build this section in every way and increase business in every line. Officers: A J Nance president J R Christal vice president J C Coit cashier R L Bass assistant cashier. Directors: A J Nance J C Coit J R Christal A M Bush E F Bates A Williams A C Owsley Dr J M Inge L Bass.

A. J. Nance J. C. Coit J. R. Christal A. M. Bush E. F. Bates A. Williams A. C. Owsley Dr. J. M. Inge L. Bass

Bank Guaranty Bill Passed Ends Special Session In Austin

Governor Campbell approves bank guaranty bill and pledges no further sessions this fall. Second special session closes with pleased remarks, noting delays over system upgrades and a Palestine railroad extension halt. Major budget cuts and reassignments accompany the wrap, including tuberculosis funds and juvenile training school provisos.

Austin Campbell Gren Mar Board of Auditors Palestine Railroad Commission Senate

Trunks and travel bags featured for summer trips

If you plan summer travel or expect to need luggage, visit to see our selection of trunks bags and suit cases. We are eager to show you what we offer.

Summer Hat Sale Halves All Pattern Hats

Promotional notice urges buyers to purchase summer hats now as every patterned hat is offered at fifty percent off. Limited time deal across all styles.

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