Beautiful wedding unites Woodson and Tabor at First Baptist
The First Baptist church in Bryan hosted the marriage of Mr. Charles H. Woodson and Miss Emily Tabor at 3:30 PM. Pastor W. C. Finley officiated as palms and roses graced the altar. The bride, a Bryan native and former teacher, and the groom, a Wagner Brandon dress goods manager, will reside with the Peverlys after their wedding trip to Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Woodson
Emily Tabor
First Baptist Church
W. C. Finley
W. 8. Howell
Miss Howell
Misses Norris
George Tabor
You and I
Lohengrin
Fannie Fountain
Alberta Adams
Norris
Lucile DeMaret
Ida Wipprecht
Mary Evans
Aline Rohde
Jessie Lomax
Mary McInnis
Melvina Tabor
Lula
Helen DeMaret
Cation
Mendelsohn
Galveston
R. G. Tabor
Bryan
Woodson
Missouri
Wagner & Brandon
Texas University Catalogue Promotes State Education System
The UT catalogue outlines a 342 page system from primary grades to the University, praising a unified, home schooling approach aligned with state traditions. It notes generous endowment and potential for broader funding to advance Texas education, inviting inquiries to Registrar Lomax in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
Texas
Lomax Austin
State encampment to be held in Austin July 22 to 30
Austin hosts the state encampment from July 22 to 30. The Third regiment band and Company G of the Fourth Texas Volunteer Guard will be well represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Bryan
Fourth
Texas Volunteer Guard
Hot Weather Shoes On Sale In Closedout Oxfords
The notice urges readers that hot weather will be steady for months and now is the proper time to wear low cut shoes. It advertises moving prices on line men s oxfords until they are completely closed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Oxfords
Coronation to proceed with modest splendor
The public expresses universal gratitude for the king’s recovery while noting the coronation will not be as grand as initially planned, a restrained approach that is deemed acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Severe Storm Toll Hits Tennessee Farms and Towns
Severe storms on June 30 across Tennessee killed several, including Miss Cora Kelly a public school teacher near Dayton and James Grayson and Jesse May at a Meigs county saw mill. Private Jos Quirk of the Seventh died after trampling injuries. In Harriman a 15 year old daughter of Frank Dugger was struck by lightning, and the family home burned with another daughter injured.
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Chatanooga
Tenn
Cora Kelly
Meigs County
Dayton
James Grayson
Jesse May
Grayson
May
Jos. Quirk
Harriman
Frank Dugger
Destructive storm devastates Nacogdoches farms and roads
The June storm in Nacogdoches county caused extensive damage to farms roads bridges and light structures. One death reported Mrs Bard of Garrison struck by a collapsing house ceiling while her husband is treated in Houston for blindness. Eighteen inches of rain fell in twenty four hours.
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Nacogdoches
Tex
Bard
Garrison
Houston
Four Days of Rain Delays Harvest in Eastern Nebraska
Four days of almost continuous rainfall in eastern Nebraska flood corn fields and slow the harvest of small grain. Wheat damage noted in shocks. Sunday temperatures stayed in the fifties, far below last year's 103.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Trestle washout halts traffic between Carthage and Longview
A trestle between Carthage and Timpson on the Sabine Valley and Northwestern rail road was washed out by recent rains. No trains will run from Timpson to Longview for two or three days. In Duncan, I.T., a thunderstorm killed Mrs Clark and injured others as a residence collapsed. Mrs Clark’s body was sent to Pilot Point. St. Louis reports unprecedented rains causing 5.4 inches, $250,000 in damage. Evansville tornado kills three and injures three. Denver storm damage ranges from $10,000 to $50,000. Leadville reports eight inches of snow.
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Carthage
Timpson
Texas
Sabine Valley
Northwestern
Longview
Duncan
I. T
Clark
Pilot Point
Tex
St. Louis
Denver
Leadville
Multiple Texas News In Brief From Warmer Regions And Local Incidents
Arick Boggs a brakeman on the International and Great Northern railroad at Palestine killed by falling between cars. Ernest Thompson arrested at San Antonio for assaulting a 15 year old school girl. Thermometer in Laredo records 111 degrees. Two men in Galveston arrested for false weather reports. A tornado at Beckville Louisiana kills one and wounds several. Sublime Texas storm blows houses off foundations ruins crops. Houston Chronicle buys Evening Herald becoming Chronicle Herald. W F Thompson of Lockhart breaks neck after wagon fall. William Faulkner of Hearne killed in Gasterly election fight. Charles Forbes a 13 year old Fort Worth boy shoots father after refusal to chores. James Larsen of Texarkana shot by father in law Patton. Missouri coal mines to be absorbed by J P Morgan syndicate. Marie Henrietta queen of Belgium said near death from heart disease. Mrs Sophie Swanson of Moline Illinois burns her 5 year old child to death during delirium tremens. First bale of new cotton ginned at Devine by W B Adams & Co.
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Arick Boggs
International and Great Northern
Palestine
Tex
Ernest Thompson
San Antonio
Laredo
Beckville
Sublime
Houston Chronicle
Evening Herald
Chronicle-Herald
W. F. Thompson
Lockhart
Charles Forbes
Fort Worth
James Larsen
Texarkana
Patton
Missouri
J. P. Morgan Syndicate
Marie Henrietta
Belgium
Sophie Swanson
Moline
Lrs
Devine, Tex
W. B. Adams & Co
Turned Men Back at Hardwood Colliery Striking
In Hazelton Pennsylvania on June 30 notices from Pardee & Co. warn that the Hardwood colliery will restart only after a majority of previously employed adult men express desire to return. Hundreds of strikers along approach roads to the Dlifton colliery of Coxe Bros. & Co. barred workers except clerks and railroad passenger crews. Sheriff Jacobs arrived and the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Pardee & Co
Dlifton
Coxe Bros. & Co
Tragedy over a bill ends in fatal gunfight Hempstead
In Hempstead Long Island Felice Rave refuses to pay a bill, his clothes are kept by Joseph Carris, they duel in the street. Carris dies from a shot wound while Rave is wounded and likely to die. Also reports a Colorado Springs train wreck and a Texas butter market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hempstead
L. I
Felice Rave
Joseph Carris
Ravo
Carris
Powell Refuses to Accept State Superintendent Nomination
Hutchinson Kansas June 30 F F owell, nominated by Populists and Democrats for state superintendent of public instruction, has withdrawn stating I am a Republican and have been for years. My mind was made up and I shall not run.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Owell
Ell
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Palmer
the Daily Eagle
Vonnelly & Carnes
TABOR
Baptist Church
Mrs. Woodson
H. E. Peverly
Emmet
Prescription Pharmacy
Oxfords
Hays
Hunter
Chatham
Chattanooga
Washeute
Lapgview. Tex
Gichtning
Evansville
Ind
William Faulkner
Hearne
Gasterly
Ute Pass
Colorado Springs
Colorado Midland Railway
Cripple Creek
F. M. English
Hutter
Dodge
Congress
Powell
Parsons Bottling
Cc. G. Parsons
Crown Cork System
Border
Tyler Haswell
Brea
Otto Boehme
O. Kernale
S. H. Allphin
Bryan, Texas
Henry & Brogdon
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