Krause-Taylor Company Opens Week at Grand With A Home Affair
The Krause-Taylor Company brings a week of performances at the Grand starting Monday January 15 with a matinee for children Saturday. A Home Affair is a comedy featuring Niobe revived from mythical stone and turning into comic misadventure. Tickets 10 20 30 cents with a free Monday night admission for ladies with escorted paid 30c tickets if bought before 7 pm. Season passes 1.60 for six shows and a matinee. Tickets at J B Mike’s and delivery citywide. Also advertisement for Buren’s 12 year rye at Exposition Saloon.
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Krause-Taylor Company
Niobe
Thebes
J. B. Mike’s
Dramatic acquittal ends Julia James murder trial
The trial of Julia Morrison James for the murder of Frank Leidenheimer ended with a not guilty verdict after a dramatic final speech in Shakespearean style. Miss James thanked the court and jury, forgave her prosecutors, and advised the public on stage dangers as she faces possible pistol charges. The verdict sparked cheers from spectators. Mrs James plans a lecture tour titled The Other Side of the Stage.
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Chattanooga
Julia Morrison James
Frank Leidenheimer
Plaster of Paris
Chattanooga Opera House
Col
Joe Clift
Samuel Bosworth Smith
Mstill
George J. Anse
Donaldson
Mrs. James
Texas Real Estate Meet Set for Fort Worth in January
The Daily Eagle notes the Texas real estate association will hold meetings in Fort Worth on January 16 and 17. Other items include national politics with McKinley and Bliss cited as a hypothetical ticket, a plan to aid Woodmen of the World orphans in Texas, and a lighthearted quip about a cigarette and arithmetic puns.
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The
Texas Real Estate Association
Ft. Worth
Texas
H. and T. C. Special Rail Fares For Texas Livestock Meet
The H. and T. C. offers round trip tickets for livestock men to Fort Worth on January 15 and 16 at $5 with return by January 20, and to San Antonio on January 20 and 21 at $5 with return by January 25. Includes Texas Livestock Association events.
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National Live Stock Association
F. Worth
Texas Livestock. Association
San Antonio
Pettigrew assails Otis report over Philippine policy in senate
In Mckinley Washington a senate session features petitions and bills as Senator Pettigrew accuses General Otis of suppressing key facts and of misleading the public about the Philippines. He calls the insurgent government a sister republic and blasts administration policy as criminal aggression. House business is minor with Keen obituaries and adjournment until Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Pettigrew
Hoar
Otis
Ohio
General Otis
Mr Pettigrew
R. H. Collins
Associated Press
Manila
United States
Cotton States Association Discusses Contract Clarity
New Orleans reports the Cotton States Association of Commissioners of Agriculture opens with a telegram urging changes to future cotton delivery contracts. The missive, signed by several cotton men, calls for clearly defined grades to ensure buyer and seller operate on equal terms.
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New Orleans
Cotton States’ Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Stevens
Memphis
South
New York
George Arnold
F. M. Norfleet
McNeal Bond
S. Lundee
Robert Wilkinson
Johnson
Texas
Brazos
Drouth
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Dr. MacGlynn
Newburgh
N. Y
Edward McGlynn
Corrigan
Diocese of
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McGlynn
St. Stephen’s Church
Rock Island
Bridgeport
Tex
Austin
Brown Bros. Land Mortgage
Francis Smith & Co
SI Advertiser
Ues
Eagl E
Bryan
Connelly
Palmer & Cornes
South Africa
McKinley
Bliss
Sharkey
Jeffiies
Emmelt's Prescription Pharmacy
M’kinley
Senator Pettigrew
House
Representative Keen
Nebraska
Bullard
Calamba
Santa Tomas Road
Lake Taal
Salem, Mo
John McCumber
McCumber
Sprague
Navy Department
Montevideo
F. E. Green
Green
Indiana
France
Paris
Foreign Office
Denison and Sherman
Sherman
Denison and Sherman Interurban Railway
Genu
Webb Bros
Coun
Friends and the
John Wittman
Bryan, Texas
Burt Norwood
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
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