Weathered columns and curious notes from the Silver Messenger
The page carries a miscellany of items and quips from a early 20th century issue. It laments coal and ice shortages, warns about pneumonia, touts Halley’s comet sighting, mocks fashion fads, notes bank assets, and jokes about industrial and social topics. It mentions Columbia University funding, a proposed transcontinental road, and a call for muskrat hunting regulation, among stray remarks on debt, charity, and medical discoveries.
Bill Jess McDonald and the Texas frontier bloodlines
In a portrait of Bill Jess McDonald born September 28 1862 in Kemper County Mississippi the piece traces a daring frontier life from a feudal planter father to a boy who tames danger with presence of mind. It recounts Civil War service, the Corinth battle, Reconstruction tensions in Henderson Texas, and McDonald’s rise as a peace maker and local leader in Mineola Wood County, including clashes with law and a long friendship with James S Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jesse McDonald
Enoch Mconald
Fearless
McDonald
Scotland
Durham
Miselaaipp
Kember County
de Kalb
Bill Teas
Kemper County
Bainly
Tezaa Panhandle
No-man's Land
Bill Jess
Ely
Jim
Rowsll
Toy
Tim
Bill J
Enoch McDonald
Meridian
McDonalds
Major McDonald
Eunice McDonald
Corinth
Donald
Texas Ward
East
Texas
Rusk
Henderson
Dlack
Col. Greene
Greene
Lynch
Col. Greens
Charley Greene
BU Jess
Bill Jens
Ira
Sut Ue
Bil Jess
Dave Calberson
Arona
Gill Jess
Charley Greane
Dave Culberson
Hie
Congress
Charles G. Culberson
United States
Longview
Wood County
Mineola
James 8. Hoge
Hoge
Quitman
Hogg
Mixa Rhoda Isabel Carter
Gues
Ing
Mineola Riot Ends With Arrests and Quiet Night
A Mineola disturbance led to arrests as deputy Reeves and Captain McDonald used firm action to restore order after cross ties crew and local roughs clashed in streets near a cheap hotel. McDonald protected Reeves during a rough confrontation, arresting a drunk man, and the crowd dispersed after threats and a show of force. Overnight calm followed as lawmen patrolled and pledged future restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
George Reeves
Donala
Strees
McDonald
Reeves
Revs
Reeve
Thor
Tecan Waa
Jim Hean
Smith County
Kangas
Wood
Depalf Bill
Sabine River
Jim Bean
Bean
Donald
Thin Cove
Jim
Hegtoea
Wee
Bean Brothers
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M. M. Dweol
Challio
Ware
Idaho
New York
Clarissa Caatro
Jose Sant Jaya
Paria
Kaness
Riviera
Columbia University
Atlantic
Pacific
Austria
Fanhion
Posaitrinta
Dr. Bading
Hoboken
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Tir
Atte
Bill McDonald
Gordon
Helwaye
Pete Dowell
Alent
BiLt Msdonald
Albela Bigelow Paine’ i
Tar Va Felpiere
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