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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1909
Page
1
New Orleans Louisiana reports tonight and Tuesday will be fair. Temperature expectations are mild with clear skies anticipated. Winds remain light, providing comfortable conditions for outdoor plans.
A night time clash between Black men near Shreveport Louisiana left three dead. Ben Bennet recently cleared of killing George Sloan confronted his brothers Charles and T C Sloan. Bennet killed T C Sloan then was fatally shot, and Bennet killed T C Sloan before dying.
The Oak Street M. E. Church congregation announces the resignation of Rev J. W. Farr after about two years. He has accepted a new pastorate in Nebraska and will leave after the resignation is accepted. No successor has been chosen yet.
Bryan will depart Wednesday for the Seattle exposition to address the public on October 12. He plans a three week trip including Canada and will defend his tariff views in his speeches.
In Julsa Oklahoma on October 4 W D Duval killed Mrs Cordelia Fanning by slashing her throat then cut his own throat and drank carbolic acid dying minutes later. He had twice attempted to kill her when she refused marriage two months earlier.
Alliance Milling company advertises its big artesian well in Dallas News offering water at fifteen cents per thousand gallons with no limit up to 500000 gallons daily. Denton citizens have had unrestricted access to mains and could pay for all water they needed.
A bank dispels the notion that you must deposit a large sum to open an account. It welcomes small deposits from $1 to $1000 and offers the same courtesy and services to all customers, old or young, rich or poor. The bank invites public banking business and urges readers to open an account.
The jury found Lawrence Coker guilty of murder and sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary. He was charged with killing Walter Luttrell at a church near Lewisville. the jury retired about four in the afternoon and returned the verdict at eleven that night.
Fifty two near-beer dealers were arrested in Shreveport Louisiana over two days for violating the prohibition law. Authorities expect about twenty more arrests as bonds reach fifty thousand dollars in total.
We promise sensible shoppers a chance to compare suits overcoats shirts shoes and accessories from Hart Schaffner Marx Lion Brand Hanan Hanson Guyer and Stetson. Superior fabrics styles and value await as you choose quality garments for less money.
In Tulsa, advocates will circulate petitions for a state pipeline from Nowata to Galveston demanding two and a half million dollars for construction. It aims to leverage an injunction granted by Federal Judge Campbell, marking the first move by gas and oil producers in this matter.
Chancellor J O Allison issued a decree for the complainants in the Tennessee ex rel Zarecor vs Provine suit. If upheld, Cumberland Presbyterians gain the publishing house interests in Nashville now held by members who joined the Presbyterian Church USA. A second circuit court suit seeks possession of the publishing house.
Mayor Ed F Bates notified by Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterways association that Unton is entitled to five delegates to the convention in New Orleans October 31 to November 2. He will appoint delegates from those interested. Taft and over two hundred members of Congress will be present. Delegates will receive city courtesies in New Orleans.
At St Louis on Sunday about 15,000 sightseers tried to board four small torpedo boats. The crowd became so dense that 152 were pushed into the river. All were rescued and unharmed.
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