Fire at Madisonville destroys north side of courthouse square
Fire last night consumed the entire north side of Madisonville Texas courthouse square except Burtis Bros brick drug store. Losses included Randolph & Randolph 5000, Pete Norwood barber 500, Burtis Bros Day 6500, Well Bros meat market 500, Miss Kate Rosenman building 700, candy kitchen 900, George Turner 500, W T Hawkins 1200, two W A Price buildings 2000. Fire origin unknown. Professor Lillebridge recent success in Dallas Oak Cliff and Denton noted.
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Madisonville
Tex
Burtis Bros
Randolph & Randolph
Pete Norwood
Burtis Bros. & Day
Well Bros
Kate Rosenman
George Turner
W.T. Hawkins
W. A. Price
Weather outlook for New Orleans tonight and Sunday
Special to Ryan Morning Eagle reports New Orleans at night will be fair and warmer with Sunday forecast also fair. Cline.
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Ryan
New Orleans
Cline
Program and offerings at First Baptist Church service
The order lists musical selections by Dudley Buck Scotson Clarke Gounod and Lefevre, with offertories and postludes. It includes organist Mrs H C Boatwright, leader Mr John A Moore, and various speakers on Eastern Children life and missions in China, plus receipts totals for warehouses and bale counts through December 24.
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First Baptist Church
Dudley Buck
Chorus of Angels
Scotson Clarke
Millard
Berceuse
J. Webb Howell
H. C. Boatwright
Surety Company Probes Antitrust Compliance in Texas
Austin officials mail sworn statements to all Texas surety firms asking if they have fixed rates for writing Texas surety bonds in the past year. Commissioner Love urges legal compliance and avoidance of antitrust violations. The report also notes baggage rule date changes and a string of thefts and deaths in various Texas towns, with property losses and robberies prompting police involvement.
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Austin
Proc. &G
Insurance
Banking Love
Texas
Love
This Date in History Highlights Key 18th to 20th Century Events
Summary of notable dates includes 1771 birth of Supreme Court Justice William Johnson in Charleston and death in Brooklyn in 1834, 177 - British withdrawal on the Delaware, 1853 Great Republic fire in New York, 1861 Mason and Slidell surrender, 1864 Mexican republicans defeat imperialists, 1889 navy flag redesign, 1898 Chicago mayor John P. Hopkins, 1902 senator William J. Sewell death, 1819 theater fire in Richmond, 1829 Choctaws attack Osage, 1887 David Howard Harrison Manitoba premier, 1900 Paul Kruger arrives in Paris, among others.
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William Johnson
U. S. Supreme Court
Charleston
S. C
Brooklyn
N. Y
Delaware River
U. S. Senate
United States
New York
Mason and Slidell
San Pedro
United States Navy
John P. Hopkins
Chicago
William J. Sewell
U. S
New Jersey
Cam Iden
Notable divine Edwin B. Chappell dies or retires
Edwin B. Chappell, prominent Methodist Episcopal South divine and Sunday school editor, born December 27, 1835 in Tennessee, educated at Vanderbilt, served churches in San Antonio St. Louis Nashville and others, elected Sunday school editor and board chairman in 1906, based in Nashville. Edge Dry Goods Co. calls for a cash sale with extra clerks on duty.
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Edwin B. Chappell
Bryan Morning Eagle
Edwin B. Chappel
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Tennessee
Vanderbilt University
San Antonio
St. Louis
Nashville
General Conference of
The
Birmingham
Ala
Chappel
Christmas Observance Across Churches Details and Programs
Christmas observance at Villa Maria St Josephs and St Anthonys churches featured midnight and morning masses with benediction and notable music. St Josephs presented Peters Mass in D with violin and flute. St Anthonys offered the Blessé Virgin Mass. Decorated altars and Bethlehem depictions guided worshipers. Methodist services included prayers Christmas hymns readings and recitations by local children. a well attended program concluded with a Christmas tree display and a store advertisement for seasonal goods in the same issue.
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Villa Maria
St. Joseph’s
St. Anthony’s
Our Savior
Villa Maria’s
St. Joseph's Church
St. Anthony’s Church
Peter's
St. Anthony's
Christ
Bethlehem
Savior
St. Stephen's Day
Methodist Church
T. H. Morris
Malcolm Carnes
R. O. Allen
Frances Chance
Conn Gibbs
Ces
Ross Priddy
Mattie Mike
Maud Reed
Will Gibbs
Vivian Howell
Clara Mawhinney
Mason Cooper McChrud
Srt
Saess
Jennie Lee Reed
Luthers Cradle
Essaeage
Ruby South
Fas Ean Mariam Miller
Taxpayers urged to pay taxes early to avoid penalties
January is the last month in which taxes may be paid without penalty. B Hines City Secretary asks taxpayers to pay as early as possible to facilitate the office's work. Respectfully MO.
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MO. B. Hines
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Galveston News
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Denton
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Texas Woman's College
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Emmel & Maloney
Kowalski
Faulkes
Mansfield
B. Y. Pi U. Program
Jno
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China
Della Lawreene
Lillie Fae Sanders
Pat Newton Iolo
W. C. Davis
Adiline Sanders
North China
Lara Dunlap
South China
George Goodman
Grace Weaver
Lawrence Warehouse
Union Warehouse
Railroad Commission
Etera
Fort Worth
John Woods
John Baker
Burnet
George Ackerman
Here
Mineral Wells
W. F. Carter
Weatherford
Ravia
Big Blaze
Okla
Merrell-Houston Lumber
Pittman Drug Company
L. H. Comstock
Richmond
Canadian River
George Dewey
Montpeler
Morgans. Bulkely
Connecticut
East Haddam
Connator
Conn
Hugh Conway
Tybee
Island
David Howard Harrison
Manitoba
Paul Kruger
Paris
Edge Dry Goods Co
James and Nunn
Hirst National Bank
Canital
J. W. Howet
Guy M. Bryan, JR
H. O. Boatwricnut
L. J. McInnis
Cash’r. Kk. W. Hower
Cash’r
FE. J. Jenkins
Bis Grocery
Swift
Fancy
Hyman
Eve
Heinz India
Heinz
Will S. Higgs