Taylor Willson and Gustace Taylor wed in Galveston ceremony
At the bridal home in the southern part of Bryan Texas Gustace Taylor and Maud Willson were married in an Episcopal service officiated by Dr J D West. The event featured holly decorations and flags, a luncheon, and a departure for Canada then Europe before settling in Galveston. Attendants included Miss Willson and Mr T W Stewart among others with gifts and telegrams from friends across the country.
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Bride’s Park
Gustace Taylor
Maud Willson
J.D. West
L. L. McInnis
Lohengrin
Felix Mistrot
PY. Skwart
Mrs. Taylor
Canada
Europe
Galveston
Marriage Recorded By Local Society Circles
The narrative notes a Texas native bride daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Willson and a leader of the Sie Ay AA Club who resigned upon marriage. The groom, Eustace Taylor, is an Englishman born in Liverpool who has resided in Galveston year eight and works with Higgin, Young & Co., cotton merchants of Liverpool.
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W. H. Willson
Texas
Sie Ay AA
Eustace Taylor
Liverpool
Galveston
Higgin, Young & Co
Card of Thanks From A C L Hitt After Election
A public note thanks the many friends who stood by me in yesterday's election. Respectfully, A C L Hitt.
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A. C. L. Hitt
Fine large cold frame tomato plants for delivery
McDuff Simpson handles orders for tomato plants ready for delivery. John M. Caldwell oversees the Mitchell pasture with good grass and water at 50c per month or 5c per day. Charlie Edinburg runs a 24 hour lunch in the Zennati block offering hot meals.
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McDuff Simpson
John M. Caldwell
Mitchell
Charlie Edinburg
Zennati Block
Dawn Vigil in a Moonlit House and Hank’s Trial Fate
A dying man buries a bloodied coat and hat after kissing a corpse. Sheriff Hank confesses and is jailed in a jail cell as the town debates his fate. Hank’s release follows a reduced sentence, and he walks free believing his act saved a woman’s name. The column then shifts to theater and political takes.
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Cessitt’s
Hank
Dangers of Mesmerism and Word Preference Debate
A caution warns against staring at reflections to induce sleep and the risk of never waking. The excerpt blends warnings about hypnotic dangers with a discussion from the Cincinnati and Boston Transcript about the word big. It contrasts insomniac practices with linguistic trends favoring magnitude over excellence.
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Cincinnati
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