Winners of Medals and Honor at Carnegie Hall address
Literary address and reception marked by awards to graduates and speakers. Mon Gregory of Austin praised the Academy’s work, noting Civil War era history, leadership, and athletic and literary excellence. Diplomas and medals were awarded to several students, with a formal notice warning trespassers at pasture.
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Carnegie Hall
Anerther Neemtan
Altes Academy
Academy
T. W. Gregory
Austin
Bryan
Ro. Allen
Terra
Texas
Tega ‘Iy
Senate
Orster
Tony
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Texas Editors In Session At Marlin Meeting
Publishers from Texas gather for the annual Texas Press association meeting in Marlin. Leaders chaired the opening session and welcomed attendees as editors exchanged greetings and discussed association affairs.
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Escalate
Marlin
Teas
Texas
Texas Proms
Asmode!rom
Hemeldet CH Temore
Wille Potot
Independent Oil Company Lands Canal Contract
Independent Oil Company wins a major contract to supply 180 900 gallons of kerosene oil to the Panama Canal Commission for the coming year. The award comes amid campaigns by Standard Oil and other large firms, with Webster Refining Company of Jennings, Louisiana, noted as an independent participant. The New Orleans report highlights the significance of the deal in the oil industry.
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Fretel
Dawe
New Orleans
Slay Et
Campation
Standard Oil Company
Webster Refining Company
Jennings
Afte
Vas
Panama Casal Commission
Iking Of England Wins Neatest Racing Event Of Single Courses
In Malawi on May 7, the Der by stakes worth 500 sovereigns drew foals from 1908. King Redman led after a long race over about one mile, with heavy betting on Miners the favorite. The American Meyer and Martin, the American poker, competed for top honors as Leaviers and Leavy clashed for the lead.
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Hie Mp Psty
Malawi
Iotanj Llen
Ir King Redman
Lie Paoty
Sarvar Burrs
Outhnat
Eves
Lowrie
Ram
Cir Martin
Americas
Ikewise Martin
Leaviers
Ike
Art for the Faderland in Kaiser's era voyage
An American National Gesellschaft sails from Hoboken to Bremen aboard the Mainan with 200 passengers. The group, named Sehrtennbund, travels to Germany for next month’s national contest, including a male singing event and the Kateere can eka Yom ve. The ship is stocked with German foods and goods as part of the cultural exchange.
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Bagh
New York
Doe
Hoboken
Bremen
Setatesband
Sehrtennbund
Germany
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