Brill iant banquet kicks off San Antonio congress
A grand banquet at the Gun Tor hotel marks the opening of the twenty first annual session of the Transcontinental Commercial Congress in San Antonio. Notables from the United States and foreign nations, including ambassadors and ministers, attend as the event highlights Texas industrial progress and regional ties.
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Quarterly Conference at Church Evening Meeting
The last quarterly conference for the year will be held at the church. All members and the board of stewards are urged to attend at 7:30 PM for a important conference led by Thomas J. Morris.
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Thomas J. Morris
Tragic Farmhouse Fire Claims Child Victim in Yardley Farm
A Saturday afternoon blaze at Sr W D Yardley’s farm burned a small child and a teen boy perished. Neighbors say the house was empty as adults worked nearby and the boys were left inside. Will Holland and Henry Johnson resided in the city and aided in the late rescue, but the infant and another brother were lost. Parents were unaware until the blaze was extinguished and the remains were recovered.
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W. D. Yardley
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Willi Holland
Henry Johnson
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Commercial Club Notes Ahead of Morning Directors Meeting
The Commercial Club reports its board of directors will convene at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Additional important matters include consideration of arranging a grand jubilee trade day. The event is planned for Tuesday, November 22, seen as a valuable occasion for the city and its merchants.
Political party slate misreads amid gubernatorial talk
The text lists numerous GOP and Democratic candidates by state, noting Morgan era figures and mismatches. It discusses party hopes, the movement of railroad and business influence, and upcoming elections with focus on governors and agents. It mentions possible candidates like J. W. McNeal and J. H. Crenshaw and reflects on campaign dynamics and development plans.
Ancient Alaska mastodons and giant beavers found near Nome
Rare Alaskan digs reveal bones about 120 miles from Nome along the Kougnect river. Mastodon teeth and remains of eight colossal elephants show a once lush Seward Peninsula, now frozen. Fragments of timber frame a beaver dam uncovered nearby. Some skulls sent to Prof George Quackenbosh at the American Museum of Natural History. The finds support the idea mastodons persisted after Alaska cooled from its tropical period.
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Wash
Milan
Nome
Seward
George Quackenboas
America Museum of Naturat Hlstory
Independent ticket vies for New York and Pennsylvania governorships
The Independence party in New York backs John Hopper for governor opposing Henry Ford Stimacu and John A. Dix. In Pennsylvania the slate is muddled as the Kay Hop party bolts Republicans and Democrats unite behind an Independent ticket led by W. B. Merry for governor.
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John Hopper
Henry Fo Stimacu
John A. Dix
Pennsylvanis
Ithe Kay Hoap
Omocrate
W.B Merry
Taemer Wuain Treasures
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