Committtees Appointed for Ho senberg Monument
In Galveston Texas on April 2 Colonel H Mr Robert division engineer of the United States army visited the city to confer with Capsal o 8 Riche US engineer in charge of Toys district on harbor improvements and the Buffalo bayou ship channel which is reported as practically completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
H. Mr. Robert
United States Army
Thin Ciy
New York City
Capsalo
Riche
United States
Toys Diatrict
Buffalo Bayouship
Robert
Annual French Society Banquet Delights Local Members
The regular banquet of the citys French society was held this afternoon with attendees enjoying a refined meal. Members include the French speaking population and the society upholds its French nationality spirit. President B Addie and French consul Dupss gave short addresses alongside others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eity
Ite
B. Addie
Freich
Dupss
Olbera
Committees Formed for Rosenberg Statue Fund Oversight
The fundraising committer for the Henry Rosenbergs statue has named sub committees drawn from beneficiary institutions management. Committee chairmen will meet tomorrow morning in the MLC rooms. The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe line reports trains back to normal after washouts with one southbound service late by three hours. P Rogan of Cameron Texas and James J Warden of Victoria are visiting. W C Nixos GC&SF general superintendent returned from line travel. A W Moane GC&SF division claim agent arrived from Brentham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rosenbers
Mlc. A
Missouri, Kansay and Texas
Tve
P. Rogan
Cameron
Texas
James J. Warden
Victoria
Tremont
W. C. Nixos
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
A. W. Moane
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Hallway Company
Brentham
List of Names and Places
A scanned fragment lists numerous individuals and locations, including F. L. Clark Cannop Silverton Colorado Louis J H Rodis New York and others in cities such as Boston Albany Houston Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Liverpool Victoria and more. The text appears as a roster or index of persons and residences without a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Clark
Cannop
Louis J. H. Rodis
Silverton
Colo
William H. Terrell
M. A. Jewla
Meloney
B. Frevhénbere
W. Johnson
New York
WJ. Parker
Bouton
HH. Rujeliter
Cileaga
J. M. Betry
New Orleans
H. J. Newman
H. M. Jomneson
Albany
N. Y
BE. FB
Wolf
John Hoes
S. Bennett
Liverpool
A. N. Fitzgerald
Bryan Hoard
Houston
P. Hrogas
Cameron
Leo Rosmour
Bt. Louis
Judge Mann
W. L. Mann
Philadelphia
Swan
New Ore Feann
W. H. Thornton
Byron Miller
D. A. Campbell
Chicago
Albert Tf. Gumby
Joseph J. Warden
Victoria
Mme
Nor Yadd Palmer
Burial of James Motine in Houston honors
Funeral services for James Motine, longtime car builder with the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, were held at his residence on 17 Rusk Avenue, with Rev. Solomon officiating. Burial took place at Glenwood Cemetery under Holland Lodge No 1 and attended by Masons, Odd Fellows, railroad employees, and hospital staff, with elaborate floral tributes and a lengthy procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miod
Bia
Rusk Avenue
Solomon
Glenwood
Holland Lodge
No. 1
Matons
Bike
Moses
Houston and
Texas Central Rallroad
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Mr. Motine
Manier
EB. W. Cave
Charles Diingham
G. A Quinlan
F. A. Hellmann
H. F P. Ring
John F. Dickson
Monsra Henry House
James R. Masterson
D. ¢. Smith
N. Randolph
J. T. Noyes
Rt. M. Elgin
Atlanta Health Regulation Contested by Medical Leaders
A City Health Officer defends Atlanta quarantine rules amid criticism from J J Jones and doubts cast by Texas medical figures. The dispute centers on who endorses the Atlanta measures and whether the Texas State Medical Association was misled by reports claiming support for the quarantine approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massic
F Masato
State Medical Association
Waco
J. J. Jones
J. 3. Jones
Austin
Texas State Medical Association
Atlanta
Dr. Spots
Fr. Nolte
Texac
Mose Allonge Eases Water Fishes May Tie Large Numbers
Mose Allonge reports catching extensive numbers of water fishes across various vicinities. The article notes abundant catches, suggesting a fruitful season for local anglers and possible impacts on regional markets and fisheries.
Wisconsin Travel Guide Mention on Central Railway
Vague notice notes lakes in northern Wisconsin reachable by the Wisconsin Central railway and invites readers to obtain illustrated booklets from James Pond in Miwa kee Wisconsin for passenger figures and travel detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Railway
James
Pond
Figont
Miwakee
Wis
Pioneer Citizen Mrs. Farah Cowling Passes Away
Houston mourning longtime resident Mrs. Farah Cowling aged about 82 died at 8 10 am at her home 171 Texie avenue. Widow of Dr. James Cowling she came to Houston nearly ninety years ago and lived a quiet dedicated life with strong local ties. Funeral this afternoon at 4 o'clock at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev. W V Leavell. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers listed: J K P Gillap ie W oot Macatee KE W Taylor I Db Peleg EP Hemblen H Burne W N Kidd FP S Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Farah Cowling
James, Cowling
Bowie
Texie Avenue
Burgetown
Uhore
Fort Gibson
Miex
Ewing
Ishoe ‘Ee
Cowling
Teton
Bla. Hooth
Witt C. Bool
Baltin
Leavell
First Presbyterian Ohurey
Gienwood
J. K.P. Gillagpie
Woot. Macatee
WW. Taylor
Peleg EP
Hemblen
Aline Preys and Texas Town Endure Flood News
April 24 report from Aline Preys Allef Texas describes heavy rains near Briye Mayon raising water close to records. Plowing is hindered. county commissioners consider rapid road and bridge work. Local school closed as residents await relief and W. B. Prine family illness noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allef
Texas
Aevern Dave
Jade Vewmer
Commie Siowers
Mr. Prite
Man knocked down on Main Street by horse drawn buggy
Adolph Bogely, an elderly man, was struck on Main Street near Preston Avenue as a buggy driven by a gentleman with a lady occupant failed to avoid him. He suffered severe injuries and could barely walk, while bystanders noted the driver and passenger showed no concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howey
Adolph Bogely
Preston Avenue
Tre
Whulley
Bogels
Houston
Wis
Travelers and locals telegraf notes from Galveston area region
Fragments list names and arrivals in a busy travel and social note. Mentions Reid of Lufkin, Cohen of Chicago, Hogate and Wits of New York, Tarner of Ware, Shannon of Galveston, Coon from Agathe, Miller of Galveston, Miller and Shtor families, and Moore of Liberty as they move through Latham Bristol and nearby destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees Cohen
Chicago
Ietob
H. A. Hogate
Wits
New York
Driatal
Neray Ry M. Nelo
Paltimare
Bristol
CG. Roblopen
Brean Jy
Lawlor
Stephen Tarner
Ware
Yeaterday
Golsten
Wallan
Forrone
Latham
Mina Tatura Shannon
Galveston
Hannah Malin
Meira Mira
T. Coon
Agathe
Eineyi
Dathwa
de. J. Td, McGrenor
Welmar
Mr. Beyon
Hrevhikny
Briatol
Wannie Soletried
Im Troits
Ak Ude
Mint Naoto Miller
Arthur Miller
A. H. Shtor
Shtumers
Mr. and Sire
WC. Moora
Liberty
Texas
St. Louie Tie Nolges
Driving Horses for Sale in Houston
A sale notice offers a car of fine driving and combination horses in Houston. The ad lists C. FB. Sattegaat & Bro. at 110 Fannin as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
C. FB. Sattegaat & Bro
Fannin
Franklin man among trio arrested after fatal Franklin killing
Sheriff Peco of Franklin Louisiana and Wille Jones return to Houston with Chasepeleon a 6car eer amid charges of killing a man in Franklin four years ago. Detective Thompsaon reports arrests Friday and notes writs not served yesterday afternoon as prisoners are sent toward Louisiana without requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Peco
Franklin la
Houston
Wille Jones
Franklin
Heitie
Jones
Chasepeleon
Louisiana
Janen
Hoth
Death of Uncle Jimmy Ends Local Orator's Stint
James Wickam known as Uncle Timmy dies at St Joseph's Infirmary after an evening collapse. The years old long-time Pittth ward speaker who performed on the street corner near Mardy and Providence is mourned by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
James Wickam
Pitth
Timmy
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Fitth
Mardy and
Providence
New Phone Push Offers Deals and Contracts
A fragmented note promotes phone purchases and monthly terms, mentioning a dollar amounts and a table, with references to Citizens' Telephone Company and new contracts. The text hints at dealer pricing and service plans in a sales push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Kiessing's Soda Fountain Advertises Tal Pinto Water
An old ad at 502 Main Street promotes drinking Tal Pinto Water at Kiessing's Soda Fountain for stomach and kidney comfort. The nearby offer mentions 0¢ on some item at Main Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiessing
Main Street
Mischianza Karnival Rehearsal This Evening At Tamperance Hall
The Mischianza Karnival announces a rehearsal today at Tamperance Hall with events featuring fairies and elves at 3 2, flowers at 4 80, Castilians, and a Japanens gathering at 4 p.m. at Mrs Porter's residence corner KK and Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamperance Hall
Beeville Public Schools Close as Normal Opens Nearby
Beeville Texas closes schools for graduation events at the Baptist church with Rev. J D Stott preaching. The high school auditorium hosts commencement the following night. The Beeville summer normal opens within a month amid rising regional educational activity and growing town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeville
Texas
Baptist Church
J. JD. Stott
Roeville
Hhey
South Texan Trace Growers Association
Tuenday
Woodnesting
True Neighbors in Beeville Aid Struggling Farmer
In Normannd neighborhood, Beeville County, neighbors rallied to help a farmer by planting and tending his spring crop while he recovered from illness. Their team work aimed to ensure a productive field once he could return to work, transforming what could have been a weed patch into a thriving grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeville
Texas
Normannd
Alamos
Tim
La Grange Local Deaths and Community Notes
Josef Janda a young farmer in La Grange Texas died suddenly at home after a brief illness. report notes possible cause paralysis or heart failure and mentions his wife and four children. The item also lists local officials appointments, school closures in Alvin, and various regional social and civic updates with multiple names and places across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josef Janda
la Grange
Texas
Jovet Dando
Janda
Commissioners Court
Neil Robison
R. A. Menefee
Fintonia
Local trip to hear W J Bryan noted in April report
Lockhart and Vesne attendees including Mosers W C Lindes Jim Gillett and J W Shropshire went to Travis county last Saturday to hear W J Bryan speak. They felt fully compensated for the trip despite the long journey and uncertain weather.Mr GW Mille praised the justice of the peace at the late election and bought the home of Mr Charles Torbery as Mr Hochary plans to move to McLennan county. Luling Signal editor Odltor and Martindale editor were mentioned amid weeklong talks with Andrews wife of RM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLennan Cous
Jel
Andrews
Andrews Foreman Dies After Illness at Lockhart Office
Andrews, foreman of the Lockhart Register office, died last Wednesday morning after a pulmonary consumption illness. He was the son of Mr. M. Davis and leaves a widow and two daughters.
Claims Against Turkey Overstated Missionary Losses
A Washington report says the U S administration aims to pay missionary losses from the Harpool outbreak of 1896, with total claimed losses listed at 87 085. The breakdown includes damaged buildings 44 700 personal items 32 477 stock and apparatus 11 008. Rev Al Wheeler and Rev O P Gates report significant personal and property losses, including clothing bedding furniture and tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Harpool
al. Wheeler
Gates
Wheeler
Gatow
Horsen
Conor
Fowla
Mies &. C. Wheeler
Memorial from American Chamber Protests Philippine Tax Rules
A Washington dispatch reports the American Chamber of Commerce at Manila plans a memorial to Congress protesting heavy taxation under U S military rule. H R Lewis leads the delegation, arriving in Portland to proceed to Washington. The memo cites crippling taxes on trade, high living costs, and inflation for Manila merchants and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
American Chamber of Commerce
Manila
United States
H. R. Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Ore
Philippines
Lnternal Revenue Department
Min
Roots Speech and Monroe Doctrine Discussed in New York
The Herald reports from Washington that Secretary Root’s remarks on the Monroe doctrine are seen as productive of momentum. German ambassador von Helleben in New York has ambassadors' officials reluctant to discuss the secretary's statements. The German government, via its representatives in The Hague, recognizes the Monroe doctrine and does not intend to violate it. The secretary declined to elaborate last night and did not grant a public appearance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Root
State Department
Herr von Helleben
Tnder
Germany
Haghe
Itriek
The Price of the Philippine War Death Toll
A War Department tally compares American casualties in the Philippines to British losses in the South African war revealing far higher totals in the Philippine campaign. From July 3, 1898, to April 27, 1900, deaths killed and died of wounds total about two thousand, with thousands wounded and many returning to duty, per the department’s figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
War Department
Manila
Wantil
Stenk
Severs
Agricultural Prospects In Mathis Texas Look Very Bright
The Mathis area enjoys flattering farming prospects with rising Atelons and hopeful yields. Houston buyer H G Hotchkien purchased a carload of fine two year old oil bellars from M K Wright. A social party toured Mr Christian's Pistures near the lake, ending with a barbecue for companions. Dean Miller and Eleter returned from Add-Ran University in Waco. Walter Lokey of Runge visited Mathis on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathis
Texas
Atelons
H.G. Hotchkien
Houston
Yeaterday
M. K. Wright
Mero J. M. Christian
Sin Agtoalo
Dr. Stevens
Len Mill
J.C. Beasley
Feeville
Mr. Christian
Dean Miller
Eleter
Waco
Add-Ran University
Walter Lokey
Runge
Priest Gimmonds to Take New Post in Euatos Brasil
Rev. Dr. John J. Gimmonds Catholic priest named consul to Euatos Brasil plans to sail from New York for his duties on May 1. He was appointed to the post by the Washington special to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneal
Santon
Neware
Xmil
The
Herald
Washington
John J. Gimmonds
Euatos
Brasil
New York
Ecumenical Conference Discusses Liquor and Opium Traffic
At Carnegie hall and a main meeting at the ecumenical conference in New York delegates from various lands spoke on liquor and opium harms. Rev. Dr. John Patton of the New Hebrides led the program with other participants, as pressure was urged to restrict lands under U.S. control including Alaska Hawaii and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McKinley
Simo
Alaskan
Hawnali
Philippines
Carnegie Hall
West Side
Dramatic suicide by Mintie Wray at Palmer House in Chicago
Mintie W Wray, a young woman, opened with a pistol in her Chicago Palmer House room and fatally shot herself. Scraps of a story letter indicated she believed she had wrecked too many lives. A. N. Ohler of Motisie, Michigan, was notified. a trunk with her belongings had been shipped away prior to the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrecker
Chicago
Palmer House
Mintie W. Wray
Daskory Ard PLC
A. N. Ohler
Motisie
Reyder
Noing
Ohler
Davenport
Misa Wray
Mollie
Miss Wray
Kouw Eothing
London Stocks End Week With Slight Gains
London stock market closed modestly higher after a weak session with realizations. Prices finished above the week’s lows though below intraday highs as Americans fell and several rail and utility issues showed fractional gains. Money rates held near the prior level with three months bills at around 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Utth
Union Press
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Commin
Southern
Watneh
National Educational Association Meet Booklet Issued
The Queen and Crescent line issues an illustrated guide for NEA convention attendees in Charleston July 7 to 13. The booklet plans excursions to Chattanooga Chickamauga military park Lookout Mountain Asheville and other local attractions with a special Fort Sumter entertainment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foecen and Crescent
Cincinnati
Queen and Crescent
National Educational Association
Charleston
D.C
Whattanooga
Chickamaqua Military Park
Lookout Mountain
Asheville
Fort Sumpter
Collin County Plans Summer Normal in McKinney
The execution committee set May 28 as the opening and July 7 as the closing dates for Collin county summer normal to be held in McKinney. Professor C Itvan was elected conductor with Professors H Read and FG Jones named as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Texas
Collitt County
C. Itvan
H. U. Read
FG. Jones
Red River Navigable in Colonial Texan Lore
A fragmentary note from an April 1675 paper recalls Red River navigation in Clarkaville Texas. It cites a trader sailing up river to Mound City on Med River with cargo of cord and groceries, claiming the river was navigable fifteen miles north of Clarkerride in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Clarkaville
Texan
Steama Ro i
Gryarty
Mound City
Mound Clyta
Med River
Clarkeride
Mrs Jennie M Conklin Dead Writer of Girls Books
Mrs Jennie M Drinkwater Conklin famed author of popular girls books died announced from New Vernon New Jersey. She lived in New York and her literary work for young readers earned wide recognition. Her passing结束.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Comklin
New York
New Vernon
N. J
Jennie M. Drinkwater Conklin
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Colonel Robenrt
Hosenberg
Fprongh Society
Manon. Sc
Mose Allonge
Aline
OW. Reid
Lufkin
Redicen
Booth's
Heeville Bripfs
Alvin News Notes
Alvin
J. E. Cannon
South Texas Medieal Association
Wacolant
Eliis Perry
Valadco
William Burgh
Collin County
T. N. Hill
Sproles
Angleton
Smith
Osford
Mus
J. T Cables
Alf
A. H. Tabor
Calves
M. L. Drake
Hunge News
J. W. Bryant
Mloresville
Lockhart
Turkey
Vmonollen
Yinke
Bering
Cortt Hardy
Deering
Canon Federalias A. Wr
Mason
Bering-Cortes Hardware Co
Huskon Ast and
West Tela
Via
Kansas City
E. W. Dorris
Plone Tox
Drolet
Central
Tenino
Veeco
Nouth
Far
Trenhim
Navarg
Geod
Aja
Dins
Poetra
Taeean
South
Lincoln
Omalial
Bowne Carance
Scott & Bone, Chemists
Amawee
Tox
Han Franeidco
Cali AB A
J. Lewyn
Corner Main
Preston
Stude
J.T. Glaze
Heathoe’ Corner
Mala
Berleth Bros
Fannin St
Phone
E. M. Burke
L. Lechenger
Bonefit
L. E. Miller
Pt Modhl
Larset Ort Pratt
K. N
Diseases of Women Hospital
FAS
Lewage
Capitol Streets
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