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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
5
In effect Aug 18 1901 Train No 45 arrives from Lockhart 1255 PM Train No 46 arrives from Yoakum 10 PM Waco Branch Train No 42 arrives from Waco 105 PM Train No 44 leaves Shiner 518 AM Yoakum to Waco Train No 41 arrives from Yoakum 303 PM Train No 43 leaves Shiner 2004 PM
City listing shows Louis Trautwein as Treasurer, C B Welhausen as Secretary, Tivye Terr Ed, J Mair as Marshal, T J Burkett as Alderman with Robt Eschenburg Earl Fry F Wolters Aug Schramm C Welhaugen also listed. City Council meets on the first Monday of every month.
Next Tuesday is election day. How are you going to vote. Every true democrat should support the nominees of the party. Geo. F. Burgess will receive two thirds of the vote at the Shiner box. L. Tampke is the democratic nominee for Justice of Peace and solicits your vote. E. J. Wangemann and C. I. Jaeggli were in Halletsville last week doing jury service. Shiner residents would welcome the opera Princess Bonnie. Mr A V Schwab applied for final naturalization. A J Zappe and Anton Konecny offer their saloons for sale at Hlalletsville as they retire.
The district court docket occupies the court through Saturday with civil matters and Monday opens the criminal docket. The Tinsley murder case is called. Jury commissioners appointed are O C Searcy Halletsville Frank Matula Moravia and A G Farrington Yoakum they will meet on the 26th.
A brief note lists razors and scissors arranged by A. C. Koepke in what appears to be a catalog or inventory entry. The line offers little context beyond the items and the name mentioned.
The Tinsley murder case once slated for the 20th was postponed to 2 p.m. after a morning call by Judge Kennon. A defense continuance was granted and the day focused on the case. Transferred from Gonzales, the high profile murder of saloonkeeper George Schleyer drew over fifty attendees. Defendants are J. R. Tinsley with Burgess Hopkins C. K. Walter Atkins Green Paulus Ragsdale Patton Schwartz and R. B. Allen for Halletsville. prosecutors include J. P. Ellis Atkinson Abernathy A. Storey and Price Green & Green.
Opinion column notes that miners might hit the ballot box to curb coal barons and critiques the steel trust's earnings as a measure of value. It cites President Roosevelt and Mitchell, hints at tariff stance, and references local race results and roping contest times from Laveca County and Halletsville Herald.
A cluttered clipping from The Gazette lists names with numbers and stray marks. readable items include a column of figures and partial phrases resembling club listings and social notes. the fragmentary text suggests adated event or society roster but lacks clear dates or full context.
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