Local social notes and new goods at Coulter's
Local items report visitors from Ennis Macy Millican and Brenham. Coulter's advertises new pants and suit goods plus a large line of madras shirts and percale print patterns. Also notes crop pests like Mexican weevil and caterpillars threatening crops. deaths of Paul Kalinee and infant Kucharski. fishing on Thompson’s creek. and requests for a secondhand roll top desk.
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Coulter’s
Wilson Jr
Madras
Coulter's
Local News and Business Moves in Macy Community
Mr J D Georges of Macy reports local items of interest. J M Slaughter of Edge sells interests to Buckhauks with Slaughter to close mercantile business by Jan 1. Jim Newman and Dr BE Gregory prospect west. W A Folks of Edge sells gin to Glover & Wilson. George, Scott and Davidson visit from Payne Prairie with Mr George. Mistret Bros Co stock new fall and winter goods including large millinery line led by Miss Oleg and Miss Emma Maytin. Webb Bros buy large stock of fall and winter goods. Dan Hallan of New Orleans departs for Denver after visit with Bonneville. Marriage licenses issued for Prof E W Kerr and Miss Rita Shisa. plan College wedding then bridal trip. Mrs C P Fountain leaves for Belton with daughters to Baylor. J W Thomason joins Burt Norwood in dry goods role. McDougald's drug store advertises school supplies. City Market lists refrigerated meats by S W Buchanan. Mrs Paul Bradley arrives from Sherman staying with Mrs W H Webb. school opens September at residence. Miss Berryman thanks patrons. music class starts with school opening. No bill from W L & P Co honored without proper orders. Francis F Falvaggo dies in Bryan. funeral at Catholic church and Calvary cemetery.
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J. D. Georges
Macy
Eagle
J. M. Slaughter
Edge
Payne Prairie
George
Mistret Bros. & Co
Oleg
Baltimore
Emma Maytin
Ohler
Dan Hallan
New Orleans
Denver
M. Bonneville
Marrett
Baylor Female College
J. W. Thomason
Manisonville
Burt Norwood
McDougald’s
Palestine Baseball Team Opens Series at Kernole Park
The Palestine baseball team arrived Monday night and won 9 to 4 at Kernole Park in the first of a three game series. A crowd enjoyed a fair attendance and is invited to two more games today at 4 30 and tomorrow at the same hour with a new battery and strong pitching expected.
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Palestine
Kernole Park
Kentucky Girl Stops Runaway Horses in Opera Bus
Ada Mayo Bailey daughter of Colonel Charles L. Bailey of Lexington, Kentucky, leaped into the box to halt two runaway horses aboard an opera bus near Seabright and Pleasure Bay. She slowed the rig, saved five passengers including A A Calef of New York and Mrs Oalef, Miss Alice Neal, and Miss Bailey, with Calef injured but others unhurt.
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Kentucky
New York
Ada Mayo Bailey
Charles L. Bailey
Lexington
A. A. Calef
Missouri Pacific Railway
Oalef
Alice Neal
Winsston Barret
Chicago
Bailey
Mr.Calef
Vanderbilt open to congress but not seeking office
Cornelius Van derbilt, a leading New York Republican, indicated he might run for Congress or another legislative body if called, though he said he is not seeking any office and aims to perform his duty as a citizen. The note came as he also served as a delegate to the state convention from the Twenty fourth district.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Congress
Saratoga
News in Brief Items Reflect Turbulent Times
Population figures for Charleston show 55 807 residents up from 54 955 in 1890. Benjamin B Odell nominated by Republicans for New York governor. Akron arrests total 19 after recent race riot. Arthur Sewell remains seriously ill after Sunday attack. W J Bryan greeted by large crowds in Zanesville and Cambridge as he travels to West Virginia from Chicago. German troops seize a hill inside Pekin gates. India reports 7977ths in August. Will Edwards hanged at Salisbury for murder of Policeman Kerns. Deaths and injuries from a tunnel explosion on the Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek road. A mob abducts and brutalizes William Stell at Lima for alleged wife cruelty.
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Charleston
Benjamin B. Odell
New York
Akron
Arthur Sewell
W. J. Bryan
Zanesville
Cambridge
West Virginia
Chicago
Pekin
India
Will Edwards
Salisbury
N. C
Kerns
Chambers Station
Bancroft
Charles Robinson
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Chattanooga
Ri Gs
Uis Motz
William Stell
Lima
Billy
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R. J. Ford
J. J. Broach
Tabor
W. G. Lomax
Waxahachie
Squire W.C. Pool
Millican
W. E. Willis
Iola
John, M. Lawrence & Co
Mt. Vernon
J. F. Parks
Coulter
Norwood
W. W. Cothran
Richard Dawson
Floy Wadsworth
San Jacinto County
Elsie Garrett
Brenham
Misses Parks
Brazos River
Paul Kalinee
Little Brazos River
Smetena
Tyler
Haswell
Jas. H W. Webb
Webb Bros
S. W Buchanan
Paul Bradley
Sherman
W.H. Webb
Opeeweengy
Evna Minkert
Berryman
W. H. Harman
Francis F. Falvaggo
Father Kolin
Calvary Cemetery
Baseball
Columbus
Forty-sixth
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Washington
Louisiana
Ezra Courthouse
Atlanta
David Pugh
Messrs
Shepard D. Harris
John A. Landry
James H. Brown
Nash
Glasgow
London
Wheeler
McKinley
the Herald
General Wheeler
White Crest
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
Bryan, Texas
A. D. McConnico
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Fidelity & Casualty
Maryland Casualty Accident Insurance Co’s
Franklin Bros
John B. Mike
Texas
Allen
Mh, James
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