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The Frontier Sixshooter Discussion Board General Discussion Board Sixshooter Community Discussion Board Lite Only Gun Talk savage 24 discussion board big john country bulletin board leverguns.com forum N'or Easter ... Up .41 Colts in Waco Ministers and Magdalenes by mcump Michael Cumpston A railroad town located at the confluence of the Brazos and Bosque rivers- its single span suspension bridge was the principal link between east and west. By 1898, it was a nexus for the cattle drives and the cotton trade. Two major universities and a college prompted the Businessmen’s League to proclaim Waco “ The Athens of Texas" (always wondered about what the people in Athens, TX thought about that.) A less formal cognomen, boosted from another Texas City was “Six-shooter Junction.” Waco, modern and cosmopolitan, had a system of electric streetcars and a telephone exchange. Just north of the central township was the Two-Street Reservation where local men could avoid the catabolic influences of the Solitary Vice in a supervised, legal red light district. To the South stood the self-proclaimed bastion of education and piety, Baylor Baptist University. By common consent, any hint of scandal attached to that golden edifice was quickly squashed and thereby, encouraged to proliferate. So, in the natural course of events, Waco was bounded on the North by open debauchery and on the South by secret depravity. Into this milieu, came William Cowper Brann A native of Illinois, the self educated family man worked as a reporter for several Texas newspapers emerging as a widely read editorialist and satirist. He had sold his Austin newspaper to William Sidney Porter ( Later O. Henry) who promptly went broke. Brann re-instituted The Iconoclast in Waco- developing a worldwide circulation approaching 100,000. Termed “ a Literary Gatling Gun”, Brann’s fusillades were fine when triggered at the soirees of New York robber barons. –” . have strutted their brief hour upon the mimic stage disappearing at daybreak like foul night birds or an unclean dream -a breath blown from the festering lips of half-forgotten harlots ”; -but went over not at all when directed at the local golden calf.

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55. Bo-Br: Positive Atheism's Big List Of Quotations william cowper brann A heretic, my dear sir, is a fellow who disagrees with you regarding something neither of you knows anything about. http://www.positiveatheism.org/hist/quotes/quote-b2.htm

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skip to main skip to sidebar Billings Blog Monday, May 28, 2007 The Iconoclast Ed Kemmick, that putrid purveyor of pussyfooted prognostication, waxes nostalgic for the days when newspaper vituperation was in style. Such nostalgia (which I share, as the borrowed motto at the top of this page indicates) always draws me to "Brann and the Iconoclast," an account of the life of William Cowper Brann, whose Iconoclast was published in Waco, Texas, but gained international circulation. Brann's gift for invective was often turned against religion, a sensitive target in a town that was the home of Baylor University. Of one popular preacher of the day (whose syndicated column appeared in 3,500 newspapers), Brann wrote: The Tyler Telegram humbly apologizes for having called that wide-lipped blatherskite, T. DeWitt Talmadge, "a religious faker." Next thing we know our Tyler contemporary will apologize for having inadvertently hazarded the statement that water is wet. When a daily newspaper tells the truth, even by accident, it should stick to it instead of crawling on its belly in the dust to humbly ask pardon of the Devil. The Iconoclast will pay any man $10 who will demonstrate that T. DeWitt Talmadge ever originated an idea, good, bad or indifferent. He is simply a monstrous bag of fetid wind. The man who can find intellectual food in Talmadge's sermons could acquire a case of delerium tremens by drinking the froth out of a pop bottle. When Baptists in Nacogdoches, Texas, wrote Brann to tell him they had pressured the local news agent to quit selling the Iconoclast, Brann wrote back, "... contumacious recalcitrants are invariably boycotted in business by the hydrocephalous sect which boasts that it was the first to establish liberty of conscience and freedom of speech in this country, yet which has been striving desperately for a hundred years to banish the last vestige of individuality and transform this nation into a pharisaical theocracy with some prurient hypocrite as its hierarch ..."

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Police History Fun Facts In the early 1900s, officers used call boxes, installed at various locations throughout the city, and they would call in every thirty minutes to an hour to get their calls. Minimum requirements for becoming a police officer in 1936: 25 years of age Successful completion of the Civil Service Exam The Early Years The Waco Police Department began with the election of a Town Marshall, as provided by the first city charter, in 1871. The city charter called for annual elections and gave the Mayor the power to appoint four officers that year. Every year, after the election, special committees made recommendations to the Mayor on who should be hired as city employees. Sometimes the police department would have a whole new staff every year. Some form of this system of hiring and firing was used all the way up to the 1930s. In 1879: The police department had only four officers The police budget was only $600. Night watches and patrols were established. Some of the duties of police officers were collecting taxes, repairing streets, and ringing the fire bell. The police uniform was a dark blue, wool sack coat that went to the middle of the upper leg worn with dark blue, wool pantaloons and a navy blue cloth cap with a wreath enclosing the word "Policeman" on the front.

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Carl Lovelace of the Rough Riders 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry, Troop D Contributed by Rev. Creighton L. Lovelace, Th.D (6th Cousin, 4 times removed of Carl Lovelace) Dr. Carl Lovelace in Candelaria Hospital in Porto Velho, Brazil about 1906 Click here to read Carl Lovelace's letters from the Santiago Campaign Click here for e brief history of the Rough Riders General: Carl Lovelace was a Private in Troop D of the First United States Volunteer Cavalry , also known as Theodore Roosevelt 's " Rough Riders ." He participated in the battle at La Guasimas on June 24, 1898, Kettle and San Juan Hills on July 1, 1898 and the siege of Santiago. The Biography: Family Roots The story of Carl Lovelace begins with the arrival of the Lovelaces here in America, with William the Transportee; Carl's supposed 6th Great Grandfather. William begat Thomas, Thomas begat Faustus, Faustus begat Thomas, Thomas begat Aquila, Aquila begat Young, Young begat Andrew and Andrew begat Thomas. Thomas Jefferson Lovelace was born in Kentucky and served the Union cause. By war's end he was a major in the 17th Kentucky Cavalry. Thomas married Sarah Harrison and then moved to Jefferson City, Missouri. On the 6th of February 1876, Carl Lovelace was born. The family then moved to Waco, Texas which is where the family finally settled. Thomas opened a small grocery which is where Carl learned one of his earliest lessons: that you must make something of yourself. The incident was that Carl delivered the groceries to the front door instead of the back door in which for doing so he was reprimanded.

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