Taft visit menu excludes boiled dinner in San Antonio
President Taft arrives October 17 to 18 and will not dine on corned beef and cabbage at the welcome banquet. The entertainment committee says a refined feast of the choicest viands and wines will be served at $15 per plate to several hundred attendees.
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San Antonio
Tex
Taft
Health ordinance passes as council approves
The Chy council devoted most of its Monday night session to a new health ordinance, which was finally adopted. The remainder of the meeting covered the sewerage system, expected to be delivered to the city this week or next. The ordinance closely mirrors the existing one with a key change granting greater power and duties to the city health officer.
Man Surrenders to Sheriff Over Whiskey Charge
J. Givens turned himself in to Sheriff Will Orr claiming a Marietta Oklahoma warrant for selling whiskey. Authorities will extradite him after Marietta sheriff arrives, noting Givens fled Marietta last July before the surrender prompted by conscience.
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Marietta
Orr
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Cotton Ginning Totals by State For Three Years
Special Agent Baxter reports U S cotton ginned to Sept 25 over three years totals by state. National gins produced 2,562,888 bales in the first line then 2,582,688 and 2,057,283. Texas receipts show 1,057,817 with 961,835 and 1,008,856 bales in different regions.
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United States
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Texas
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Taft Will Speak at Terrell October 24
President Taft wired Terrell Commercial club that he will make a brief address here on October 24 while en route through North Texas. The presidential train will be held here fifteen minutes.
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Terrell
Tex
Taft
Red Bluff
Cal
Terrell Commercial Club
North Texas
Southwestern Farm Publishing Company Incorporation
Albert Watkins W E Richards and M E Oster of Houston incorporated the Southwestern Farm Publishing Company of Houston with a capital of $60 000 in Austin on October 5.
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Farm Journal Incorporated
Austin
Albert Watkins
W. E. Richards
M. E. Oster
Houston
Southwestern Farm Publishing Company of Houston
A Mistaken Idea of Bank Accounts
The bank welcomes new accounts from any amount, from $1 to $1000, and offers the same courtesy to small depositors as to the wealthy. It invites the public to open accounts, emphasizing service to all ages and financial situations.
Prohibitionists Prepare for Wichita County Dry Vote
Wichita Falls Tex Oct 5 Prohibitionists plan an election to decide county dry status. Territory stayed wet two years ago by a slim fifty vote margin.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Rock Island to Add Fast Train Fort Worth to Kansas City
Rock Island officials meet with General Superintendent J. W. Robbins to add a new fast train between Fort Worth and Kansas City in direct competition with the Katy Limited. The plan would bring three through trains daily to Kansas City on the Rock Island.
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Fort Worth
Rock Island Railroad
Kansas City
Katy Limited
J. W. Robbins
Rock Island
Ellis Co. Patricide Suspect Still At Large
Burrel Bryant, who killed his father at their home near Ferris, remains at large after a two day manhunt by Ellis County officers. Sheriff Forbes and deputies searched the Trinity river bottom this afternoon without finding Bryant, believed to be hiding in a swamp.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Burrel Bryant
Ferris
Liberty
Forbes
Trinity River
Bryant
Majestic Airdome on Hickory Street Sold
The Majestic airdome on East Hickory Street was sold today under a trustee sale. Creditors bought the property for 100 dollars to cover an outstanding debt of about 5.50 dollars.
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Majestic Airdome
Hickory Street
East Hickory Street
Train man shooting leads to jail for L W Huffman
San Antonio Texas October 5 L W Huffman remains in jail charged with shooting engineer L C Davis and brakeman J H Meadows on a passing train near Hortense Saturday night Huffman says he fired after trainmen waved to his wife and he acted in self defense He will be held until trainmen see if injuries are fatal or non fatal
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San Antonio
Tex
L. W. Huffman
L. C. Davis
J. H. Meadows
Hortense
Huffman
Canadian Mortgage and Trust Co Granted Texas Permit
Austin reports that the Canadian Mortgage and Trust Company of Liverpool received a permit to transact business in Texas on October 5. The approval enables the lender to operate within the state under local regulations.
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Austin
Texas
Canadian Mortgage and Trust Company
Liverpool
Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings for Fall 1909
We invite you to view the new dress goods in popular fall shades and colors. A big assortment of trimmings matches and blends with the latest dry goods creations. Selections are easy to pick here.
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Hanan
Jarrell
England Reveals Texas HQ at Waxahachie
England declares a Texas headquarters at Waxahachie with a capital of 2 500 000 dollars. The note highlights the new base and its estimated initial funding.
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England
Texas
Waxahachie
Man's Narrow Escape in Wagon Hit by Train
Carthage Texas October 5 Tom Watson was cut and bruised about the head and shoulders and his team was killed when a switching freight train collided with his logging wagon. The wagon was demolished and the driver was thrown thirty feet.
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Carthage
Tex
Tom Watson
Druggists Selling Liquor Not Subject to Saloons Rules
Austin reports that District Judge rules druggists selling liquor are not bound by the same restrictions that apply to saloons, a decision affecting operation limits and compliance for pharmacies and chemists.
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Austin
Court delays ruling in Morley Brothers v Travis County liquor case
This morning the court informed counsel for Morley Brothers in a suit against Travis County that it will render the decision later. Consequently pharmacists may sell liquor to be consumed on the premises and are not required to close on Sundays.
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Calhoun
Morley Brothers
Travis County
Vax
Kirk
Fight over McCue murder case reaches jury tonight
Fort Worth city dispatch reports that Frank McCue, charged with killing Earl Mabry in Dallas two years ago, faces a jury verdict tonight as arguments began this morning with the court urging haste.
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Fort Worth
Frank McCue
Earl Mabry
Dallas
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