Tryon Missionary Baptist Church 50th Anniversary
The Tryon Missionary Baptist Church in Brazos County marks fifty years since its 1857 organization with all day services led by Rev. G A Foster. A welcome address by Foster, sermon by Dr. George B Butler, talks by former pastors, basket dinner, song service, and a concluding devotional. Notable attendee Rev. Thomas Eaton, first pastor, and a list of past pastors is provided.
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G. A. Foster
Tryon Missionary Baptist Church
Foster
George B. Butler
J. M. Bullock
Thomas A Allen
Jasper
Texas
Allen
Bryan
Bullock
Tryon Church
Wheelock
Tyron Church
Brazos County
J. M. Zimmerman
Mary A. Zim
Bryan Second Team Beats Calvert in 10 8 Baseball Clash
Bryan second team defeated Calvert 10 to 8 yesterday afternoon in a lively game. Batteries were Bryan Ashe and Dawson with Calvert Moore and Newton. D. D. Dawson Jr. delivered a three run triple in the eighth to tie the score at 8 and inspire a Bryan rally for two more runs.
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Bryan
Calvert
Calvertites
Ashe
Dawson
Moore
Newton
D. D. Dawson Jr
Farmers Congress At College Encourages Attentive Attendance
The Navajo County examiner notes that farmers should attend Farmers Congress meetings at College to better learn essential lessons. Keeping abreast of times is as important for farmers as for any businessperson, and the meetings are deemed very helpful.
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Farmers’ Congress
Navasota Examiner
Religion and National Life as a Moral Reckoning
A Christian Observer commentary argues God sets national bounds and history as His handwriting. It critiques Tolstoy’s Roman Empire prophecy as faulty, notes rising religious reform, honesty in business, temperance, anti gambling in stocks, and a call for a national return to righteousness amid greed and unrest.
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Tolstoi
Farmers Meeting a Fine One at College Station
Major J. B. Taylor and Colonel John Sylvester report on the farmers congress at College Station. About 736 attendees registered with emphasis on demonstration work and a splendid exhibition. Sylvester calls it one of the most profitable and interesting meetings ever held in the state.
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J. B. Taylor
John Sylvester
Chilton
Farmers’ Congress
College Station
Sylvester
Marlin Democrat
Waco merchants vow to end fake advertising schemes
Waco business leaders sign an agreement to stop fake ad schemes on programs and booklets and to invest in legitimate newspaper advertising. They claim this move will elevate Waco’s newspaper quality and reputation abroad, ending prior wasteful spending.
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Waco
Georgetown Commercial
Mystery Clear as Rumbach Sides Fate in Colorado Springs
Amos R. Rumbach of Mount Pleasant Pa was found dead by his own hand in Colorado Springs ending two weeks of disappearance. He was married and a prominent local citizen who had left home without warning. His wife delayed leaving, while his brother Charles rushed to Colorado Springs for answers. Rumbach had served as a private in Company E Tenth Pennsylvania during the Spanish American War.
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Rumbach
Pittsburg
Amos R. Rumbach
Colorado Springs
Mount Pleasant
Here
A. C. Ruff
Loudonville
Coorado Springs
Charles Rumbach
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Laura Matthews
CC. EF Coey
Rumbach Dies by Self Shot in Inquest Case
Colorado Springs July 31 Amos R Rumbach who shot himself rather than testify at the inquest over the body of his friend Miss Laura Matthews died at St Francis hospital.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Amos R. Rumbach
Laura Matthews
St. Francis’ Hospital
Independence factions win most Philippine election seats
Manila reports indicate Nationalists sweeping the general election with 31 seats, 10 Progressives, 8 Independence candidates, and 1 Catholic among incomplete returns from 50 of 80 districts. In Manila the Nationalists lead in both districts. Justo Lakban contests some Independence seats while Domes claims First district victory.
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Manila
Domes
Justo Lakban
Japanese Chambers appeal to Seattle Chamber on discrimination
Five Chambers of Commerce in Japan have written to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce protesting discrimination against Japanese in the United States. They warn such mistreatment endangers treaty rights, property, and even lives, and could harm U S Japan commercial relations.
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Seattle
Five Chambers of Commerce
Japan
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
United States
Brave Richard Conley Saves Infant From Burning House
Eleven year old Richard Conley risked his life to rescue a four month old infant from a fire in Portland Oregon as Mrs Thomas Ryan mother of the child died in the blaze and her three year old son perished in the flames. The Ryan home was destroyed when oil spread after a kitchen stove explosion.
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Portland
Ore
Richard Conley
Thomas Ryan
Ryan
Bryan
Frantic Passenger Attacks Daughter on Express Train
Frederick Ford of Philadelphia went insane on a New York Central express after leaving Albany and attempted to throw his two year old daughter from the speeding train. Passengers restrained him and he then tried to leap to his death.
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New York
Frederick Ford
Philadelphia
New York Central
Albany
Ford
Sigma Chi Holds Twenty-Eighth Convention at Jamestown Exposition
The grand chapter of Sigma Chi met for a four day session at the Jamestown exposition in Norfolk July 31 with several hundred delegates from many states. Tuesday's program included a speech by Wilbur Allen of Austin Texas.
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Norfolk
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Wilbur Allen
Austin
Tex
Schmitz Names Appointments After San Francisco Resignations
Eugene E. Schmitz, the convicted mayor, fills vacancies on the board of supervisors created by fourteen forced resignations, asserting his right to appoint as the rightful mayor of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
Board of Supervisors
Schmitz
Second hand showcases and counters for sale
Advertisement offers used showcases and counters for sale by Wagner and Brandon at 202 wit.
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Wagner
Brandon
Five dead in Illinois Central train wreck near Milan
A Milan Tennessee report to the Commercial Appeal says an engine attached to a fast Illinois Central fruit train exploded near Milan, killing five immediately and fatally injuring nine others, while wrecking the fruit train and a second freight train on an adjacent siding.
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Memphis
Milan
Tenn
Illinois Central
Folk appoints Jones KC police commissioner
Jefferson City July 31 Gov Folk names Elliott M Jones to replace Frank Rozzelle as Kansas City police commissioner following Rozzelle’s removal.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Elliott M. Jones
Kansas City
Frank Rozzelle
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T. A. Menafee
Thos. S. Allen
W. T. Wright
G. W. Green
W. B. Eaves
Geo. L. Jennings
C. B. Hollis
W. H. Head
KE. W. Nunnelly
Emmel & Maloney
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Roman Empire
Fountain-Edge Dry Goods
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Lula Bullock
Lena Searcy
Maude Zimmerman Ee
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Oliver
Japanese Chambers of Commerce
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J. D. Ganter
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Battle Bros
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W. F. Miller
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