Local notes and city visits fill busy day
Jesse Minkert is on the sick list. Many locals and visitors move through the city including Wren joining Leny Bros, Clarke to Waco, Board to Sour Lake, Squire Peter Thomas in town, McMichael from Edge, Walker with Saunders Bros, Arrington from Milligan, Pool of Millican, Keifer of Madisonville with John B. Mike, Ella Marriott from Bethel, Mrs Claude Stanley returning to Hubbard City, Curtis of Mistral Bros, Spence from College, Marriott of Bethel taking Bryan post office work, and Barney Brogden visiting. Several performances and ads for Jennie Calef company, cigars, oysters, and services fill the page with local commerce.
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Squire Peter Thomas
W. H. McMichael
Edge
W. H. Walker
Saunders Bros., & Co
H. Arrington
Millican
Squire Pool
G. W. Keifer
Madisonville
John B. Mike
Ella Marriott
Bethel
Claude Stanley Returne Hubbard
A. Y. Curtis
Mistral Bros. & Co
D. W. Spence
W. K. Marriott
Bryan
Barney Brogden
Houston
R. J. Deens
J. W Coulter
Mertens
Hill County
D. L. Geuraut
John Mooring
Grimes County
Walter A. Parker
Samuels & Co
Joe Reeves
Arkansas
J. W. Coulter
C. G. Parsons
Jennie Calef
Gyp
W. H. Webb
Abe
Dave Edel
City
Phil Clark
Adah Lee Polk
Hempstead
Jessie McLendon
Calvert
N. Williamson
Joe Groginski
B. Sbisa
Mise Rita
Lorado
Jack Lewis
Eber Peterler
Chas. Sanders
W. T. James
H. L. Fountain
Louisiana
R. T. Gibbs
James
Opera House
Irvin Barron
Zuber & McDougald
Hearne
Montgomery County
B. Waldrip
G. W. Scott, Sr
G.W. Scott, Jr
Leslie Hollis
John Richie
Ora Brown
C. T. Bradley
Jim Goodrum
Madison County
J. L. Andrews
Lake Grove Church
Iola
J. W. Carson
Pitt’s Bridge
Marion Fuldown
Best Livery
Mathews Defends Sternberg As War Medical Chief
Dr. Joseph M. Mathews of Louisville defends Surgeon General Sternberg amid criticism. He argues Sternberg built the army medical corps under political pressure and endorsements, elevating capable physicians while weeding out incompetents, praising Sternberg’s leadership and contributions during the war.
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Louisville
Joseph M. Mathews
Sternberg
American Medical Association
General Sternberg
Mathews
Congress
Death by Own Action Rumor Circles French War Office
Paris reports insinuate Lieutenant Colonel Henry chief intelligence officer may have died by his own hand after a staff officer visit. Dreyfus retrial steps considered as ministers weigh conspiracies and possible resignations among the French general staff. Manchester and Chicago items follow with labor and crime updates.
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Paris
Henry
Ministry For War
Dreyfus
Boisdeffre
Gonze
M. Cavaignac
Paty de Clam
M. Sarrien
RIFT WITHIN THE LUTE
A humorous dialogue and vignette pieces unfold with quarrels in a marriage and social scenes. Comedic exchanges between Mr and Mrs Gushley reflect domestic tensions and power dynamics, while other snippets include a new servant named Kathleen nicknamed Queenie and a courtship exchange between a young man and Claudia’s father.
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Sam Sanger
Hom
C. M. Henderson
G.N
Hearne Wat
Eesee
BiHa
Jessie Minkert
W. E. Wren
Leny Bros
Frank Clarke
Waco
A. G
Sour Lake
Im Ghee
Nobby
Ira Gooch
Dtf
Berwick Bay
C.G
Parsons
J.C. Hill
Miss Molone
Myrtie Conway
Aere
John Holligan
Jennie Calef Company
Mr. Holligan
George Byrne
Houston Post
Tyler Haswell
John Q. Tabor
San Antonio
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Eagle
Tabor
Dctoor Matthews
Colonel Henry
Manchester
N. H
Manchester Cotton Mills
Chicago
Joseph Keaneat
State Street
Ward Fish
Fish
James Caldwell
Davey
Tady
Kathleen
Queenie
Claudia
Dolly Swift
J. F. Parks
Mar
S. W. Buchanan
Texas Bakery
Otto Boehme
Beard
Texas
Paul M. Baylor
Bryan, Texas
G. C. Bittner Co
Toledo, Ohio
Jesse G. Minkert
Brazos County
A. W. Buchanan
J. T. Closs
Office of Justice of the Peace
the American Laundry
Exchange Hotel
E. D. Beach
H. T. Coulter
B. S. Read
Tex