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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1910

Page

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Bottling Works Fire At Pilot Point Causes Major Loss

A fire at the bottling works owned by Ryan and Selman opposite Yeary Cottage in Pilot Point caused damage likely over $2,000. The blaze started around 1 3 Wednesday morning with unknown cause. The building owned by W B Carson had no insurance. nearby Lyon-Gray Lumber Company yard also caught fire but was saved by quick efforts. Editor Moffitt of the Post-Signal witnessed the scene.

Pilot Point Ryan & Selman Moffitt Post—Signal W B. Carson

Fire saves family as father drops children from window

Denison Tex Oct 5 Bob Mitchell pulled his wife and seven children from a second story window when a lamp explosion started a fire, all escape routes cut off. He was slightly injured in the jump but the rest escaped unharmed.

Denison Tex Bob Mitchell Dea H Mitchell

Blackhanders Threaten Prominent Citizen in Paris Texas

Major R. T. Sickle reports a black hand letter demanding four valuable diamonds. The note warns that, if met, the diamonds must be buried six inches deep near a telegraph pole at Division and Brume streets by October 6 at 3 o'clock, or he will be killed.

Paris Tex R. T. Sickle Division and Brume Streets

Profit by Coming Here Sparks First Denton Bale in 15 Years

L. Richey a farmer from fifteen miles east of Denton brought seed cotton to town on Wednesday. He sold the first bale in fifteen years at 5.20 per 100 pounds on the seed after refusing 14 cents in lint. His nearly 1700 pounds yielded about 15 to 20 cents a pound, paying for his long trip.

C. L. Richey Denton L. Richey Richey

Interurban line to run from Waco to Temple

Waco Texas October 5. It was announced today that the interurban line will be built from Waco to Temple. A local company is to operate the enterprise and motor cars will be used. Prominent capitalists back the project.

Temple-Waco Waco, Tex O Temple

Rehearing Motion Set in Amarillo Local Option Case

Amarillo local option case Savage v Underwood heads to the court of civil appeals second district for a Friday rehearing. If denied, Potter county may see a prohibition election. earlier district court favored antis and the Civil Appeals court upheld that ruling. A pending rehearing keeps a second election in doubt while the Attorney General ruled the latest vote void.

Fort Worth Antis

Funeral of Old Settler J R Wilson at Justin Denton County

The funeral for J R Wilson pioneer of Texas and Denton county drew about 700 mourners at Justin near Drop after his death in Saf ford Arizona on September 12. Born in Missouri he settled in Texas 1837 and in Denton county 1847 married twice and had 13 children eight living in Arizona 54 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren survived him.

Record and Chronicle Justin J. R. Wilson Texas Denton County Drop Safford Arizona Wilson Denon Miller County New Mexico Clara Lindsey Delina Finney G. W. Witen Verdi

Gen Otis Under Arrest for Libel Charge

General Harrison Grey Otis proprietor of the Los Angeles Times was arrested on a charge of criminal libel against San Francisco labor leader Andrew Gallagher. He was released on bail as authorities report six more bodies recovered from the demolished building, bringing the total confirmed dead to thirteen.

Harrison Grey Otis Los Angeles Times Andrew Gallagher San Francisco

Copeland Trial Begun In Fort Worth Murder Case

The examining trial of former Dallas policeman Will Copeland, charged with murdering Will Davis, began in Justice Maben's court in Fort Worth. The hearing on Roy Acton’s murder charge was completed yesterday. Copeland showed no emotion as witnesses recounted the shooting. he is expected to be bound over to the grand jury.

Fort Worth Tex Will Copeland Dallas Pliceman Will Davis

Italian arrests amid murder case in Dawl las

Charges filed against Joseph Zaby and Frank Conna for the shooting and killing of nine year old Carolina Biconic and injuring her father Joseph Biconic. Police report the father is expected to recover from injuries sustained Monday night.

Dawwlas Ferral Higs Joseph Zaby Frank Conna Carolina Joseph Biconic Biconic

Falls County man arrested on serious charge

Waco Texas October 5 Steve Wells a Falls county farmer was brought here on an indictment by the McLellan county grand jury charging him with criminally assaulting his wife's sisters near Travis Wells is accused of killing his wife's brother some time ago

Waco, Tex Steve Wells Falls County McLellan County Grand Jury Travis Wells

Portuguese Revolution Overthrows Royal Palace in Lisbon

A Tuesday uprising in Lisbon sees King Manuel imprisoned as insurgents seize the palace. Fighting rages across the city with clashes between soldiers and rebels. Warships in the harbor reportedly bombard the palace after tearing down the royal flag and replacing it with a revolutionary banner. Anti clerical leaders are killed, fueling the violence.

Lisbon Manuel

Witnesses Examine Charges Against Southwestern Telegraph

Twelve witnesses testified at a Dallas hearing on charges of discrimination against Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone company. No major developments occurred and the hearing will resume tomorrow.

Dallas Tex Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company

Heavy Tuesday Showers Reach Elm Creek Region

Heavy showers saturated the area Tuesday night, more than enough to lay the dust, extending east to Elm Creek. Pilot Point reported good showers to the north and Sanger to the northwest.

Elm Creek Pilot Point Sanger

Rain at Sanger Brings Cool Night Air

Two heavy showers fell at Sanger in Tex as a cold front moved through last night. Residents report a noticeable drop in temperature and refreshed surroundings after the rainfall.

Sanger Sanger, Terx

Texas Southern Suit for Receiver Settled

San Antonio, Oct 5 The suit for a receiver for the Texas Southern railroad was settled today by agreement at a meeting of the board of directors J F Parks of San Antonio was elected president.

San Antonio, Tex Texas Southern Railroad Hea Board of J. F. Parks San Antonio

Farmer dies after mule kick in Texas field

Dringerfield Oklahoma Texas farmer Carl Patterson died after being kicked by a mule. He suffered a fractured skull and was found unconscious two hours after the accident in a field.

Dringerfield Tex Carl Patterson

Soldier Who Killed Civilian Seeks Bail in Taf Visit Case

In Austin on October 5, J D Manley a National Guardsman faced murder charges for fatally shooting a city employee during President Taft's visit months ago. His Dallas attorney argued for bail as the criminal court hearing proceeded.

Austin Criminal Court J. W. Johnson Dallags J. D. Manley National

Earl Douglass Suffers Arm Break in Local Play

Earl Douglass son of G A Douglass sustained a broken arm during a game played here today. He received treatment at the scene and was later taken to a local clinic for further care.

Earl Douglass R. & C. Special Sanger, Oa G. A. Bouglass

Trust Company Seeks Guthrie Bonus From Oklahoma Case

Guthrie Oklahoma October 5 The Federal Trust Company of Cleveland Ohio appealed to the Oklahoma State Supreme Court over notes totaling 54000 dollars given by Guthrie citizens to secure the terminus of the Fort Smith and Western railroad. Payment was refused after the road claimed a choice between Oklahoma City and Guthrie although a contract to build to Guthrie had been signed. The trust company lost the first suit.

Guthrie Federal Trust Company of Cleveland State Supreme Court Fort Smith and Western Railroad Oklahoma City Trust Company

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Williams Store Thomas Taylor Hardware Co Denton County National Bank J. P. Blount B. H. Deavenport A. E. Graham V.pres R.M. Barns Asst the Alliance Milling CO Ben Key Record Chronicle Office W. S. Yeagley Re and Chronicle Ce Terial Lyon-Gray Lumber Co N. Elm St Benjamin Franklin Exchange National Bank Weather Report Lummber Yard Blackhanders First National Bank Denton, Texas Jarrell Evans Dry Goods Co Amarillo Pro Wik Met R. J. Wilson County Earlies Gen. Otis Copeland Royal Palace Clarini Texas Southern Long & Wilson Evers Evers Hardware South Side McCullar Lumber East Hickory St Majestic Airdome The Redmen Davy Jones Capt Bragg Joe T. Knerr
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