Rail schedule notes and regional visits in city
The notice lists railroad timetables for J. H. & T. C. and I. G. N. lines with north and south bound arrivals. It records numerous local residents visiting, returning home, or traveling to Austin, Houston, Dallas, Navasota, and other towns, mentioning Miss Lena Marek, Elma Harbers, J. C. Webb, and others. A new military company forms in Navasota with Hood Boone as captain and a marriage license issued for M. D. Davis and Maggie Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nagle
College
Manor
B. F. Turner
Boggy
Leon County
Guy Bittle
G. W. Worthington
Brazos
H. T. Lewis
M. D. Davis
Maggie Franklin
Leftwich
Dallas
E. J. Fountain
Navasota
Hood Boone
Clara Price
Rosse
R. M. Gordon
Sunday Evening Devotions and Local Notices
Sunday evening program led by Miss Emily Thomas includes recitations by Miss Lillian Batte and Miss Adline Sanders, with a Jonah and the fish story told by Jim Thomas. The eagle column urges protection of non sparrow birds and reports local civic notes, school census, contests, church services, and a sale notice. Raymond Abney graduated at A. and M. Bryan and relocates to Raine Ala for railroad surveying. W. J. Walker completes city scholastic census. Huntsville plans a 21500 dollar school building. Major church services listed for Christian and Baptist churches with revival note by Rev. J. L. Meads. Notices of residents traveling and local sales of horse and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Thomas
Lillian Batte
Adline Sanders
Jonah and the Fish
Jim Thomas
Cross
Withers
Buchanan
Locke
Raymond Abney
Bryan
Franklin
Raine
Ala
Raymond
Franklin Central Texan
W. J. Walker
Washington figure vows veto on Panama sea level canal bill
June 16. Representative Litteauer says if Congress sends a bill to the president for a sea level canal on the Isthmus of Panama, he would veto it. The statement is attributed to an unnamed authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Panama
Litteauer
Mellette Confirmed as U S Attorney
Washington June 16 The senate in executive session confirmed the nomination of Willim Mellette as United States attorney for the Western district of Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellette
Washington
Senate
Willim Mellette
United States
Western District of
Indian Territory
President Sends 61 Consular Appointments to Senate
Washington reports the president forwarded sixty one consular nominations to the senate, a likely record for length in a single batch. The move signals a major staffing action in the foreign service, with potential impacts on diplomatic postings and confirmations awaiting parliamentary action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Social event highlights and club meetings in city
Mr and Mrs R S Webb hosted a lawn party Friday for Houston guests Misses Brown Calhoun and Sewall with Miss Howell, featuring a progressive conversation game and lanterns. The Needle Workers Club met at Mrs Connelly’s, prizes awarded, cream and cake served. L S Ross Chapter held a June meeting with one visitor, planning a June 22 entertainment to aid the convention fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Webb
Brown
Calhoun
Sewall
Houston
Miss Howell
W.S. Howell
W. C. Davis
Howell
Smith
Thomas
Emily Thomas
Parks
Adams
Aubra Tabor
Frances Fountain
Cavitt
Batte
McInnis
Peale
Marshall
Pittuck
Campbell
Farley
Saunders
Dunlap
Bradley
Wilson
Oliver
Chatham
Coulter
Boatwright
Davis
J. R. Batte
Law
E. W. Sewall
Jas. H. Webb
Ruby Connelly
Needle Workers Club
W. P. Connelly
Frances Chance
Nellie Cole
Gertrude Eaves
Miss Chance
Mary Ross Parker
Bernice Harris
Lula Bullock
Effie Mitchell
Connelly
Mary Kaczer
Elks’ Club
W. P. Burritt
Jessie Harrington
Waco
Robi. W. Howell
Sallie Sewall
L. S. Ross
F.I. Garth
New York
Dowie Testifies on Body Soul Separation in Zion City Hearing
John Alexander Dowie testified in Judge Landis' Zion City controversy that his body and soul separated, he saw his own dead body beneath a shroud, and on another occasion his spirit visited a realm with the angel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City
First New Wheat and Cotton Plant Paper Venture
Seymour Texas reports the first new wheat sold at 80 cents per bushel. A Portland Maine company with 15 000 000 authorized capital plans manufacturing from cotton plant paper and other materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Chicago
Chase & Sanborn
McMecken
Tenny
California
Seymour
Tex
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dansby
Ed Hearn
Mexia
Whit Doremus
Callet
Mrs. L. H. Tucker
Lena Marek
Marlin
Dendy Cahill
A. A. Dean of
Tabor
D. B. Lloyd of
Reliance
C. J. Gorzycki
Calvert
J. P. Carnes
Cherokee County
J.D. Jones
J. H. Reed
Harvey
W.S. Higgs
John A. Lomax
Austin
Helen DeMarett
Stella Johnson
Laura Koppe
Sam Fant
S. E. Cavitt
Paul Cameron
Wheelock
Broach
W. B. Richardson
G. W. Higge
Cecil Jones
Emily Jones
Temple
Allen Upshur
Tom C. Swope
Japhet
Julia Wipprecht
J.C. Blume
Alma Nash
Lillian Cox
Garth
N. D. Evans
Louise Hamilton
Ashville
N. C
J. W. Doremus
J. C. Webb
Madisonville
Madison County
Higgs & McCulloch
Miss May Burtis
Houston Post
Colorado
Miss May
Huntsville
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
J. L. Meads
Benton, Il
Meads
Free Baptist Church
Perry J. Lewis
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Mary Lawrence
Ben Calhoun
Meredith James
J. G Walker
U.C. V
Porter Pilley
Luther Taylor
Greenville
Taylor
Ballat College
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