Fuel Oil Adoption Aims at Liquid Locomotive Conversion
Southern Pacific plans immediate shift to liquid fuel for locomotives amid tests and promises of safety, reduced worker toil, and cleaner fires. The overhaul spans New Orleans to California routes, with boilers refitted and cinders cut, while firemen gain rest and crews shift to sand handling changes reducing shoveling duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolhowlogtuinern Pacific Railroad Company
Ta ¢ Orapliy
Soi
Atlanti
California
Anuriwuc
Ile
Jolyone
Elnkers
Ole Peatke
Bat Weiss
Edat
M Antonin
San Antonio
Withonsey
Rate Hearing Reveals Freight Rate Pressure on Coal Shipments
The commission hearing discusses rates exceeding one percent Beau output and the impact on coal shipments. Mr Bright, Mr Turner of the International, and Great Northern executives describe higher costs, extra charges on shipments, and the effect of returning empties on transport expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Keek
Mr Turner
Interni- Wh
Great Northern
Po Air
Brigit
Connie Wean
Vegetable Tonic Promises Quick Defense For Weakness
A mid 19th century tonic ad describes Hoodlike illness, poor digestion, and nervousness as signs of decline. It touts a purely vegetable remedy that rebuilds strength by supplying lacking elements, increases appetite, and circulates new food through the body. It offers a free book on its use against skin diseases.
Unclear OCR Text on Pactoll and Lignite Output
Fragmented account discusses pactoll rates and lignite output, mentioning commissioners, distribution of earnings, and potential dividends. The garbled report references extending territory, handling well output, and expectations of company profits amid uncertain interregional trade conditions.
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Tony
Conenviére
Brest
Thin Manor
ENO
Livert Murder Case Inquiries Persist In New Orleans
New Orleans authorities remain silent on the fate of two young ladies tied to the Livert murder cases. A habeas corpus hearing is sought for Jeria A R Anderson and Detective CUAtes Qui, with prosecutors urging disclosure as investigations widen. The hearing was postponed, and bonds remain unsettled as officials pursue further leads amid ongoing public interest.
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New Orleans
Habeas Corpus
Jeria A. R. Anderson
Cuates
Liveria
Tony Liyerl
Eleber
Betlef
Bel
Alan
Psr
Ientering
Liberia
C. A. Michtier
Joethoe
Walter Malich
Cle
Tidin
Tay
Substitution Planned for South Texas Fair Festival
The Fruit Flower and Vegetable Festival association plans to abandon this year’s event and hand the project to Now Town to organize a new fair. A meeting of the Business League directors was postponed to next Monday evening due to many absences. President Cortes and President MacGregor announced the plan to replace the FFY with a combined effort and a carnival to be staged this winter.
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South Texas
F. F. and
Business League
Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Festival Association
Wbacnes
Cortes
MacGregor
Roman
Jo Lleneten
Thirer Ar Baal
Matheger
Rene Ewes
Rivers and Harbors Move Aims At Texas Channel
Mr Ball and Mrs Ball of Huntsville met in Houston as the rivers and harbors committee of the National Congress toured to study waterways seeking federal aid. They discussed the Gulf of Mexico to Galveston and the proposed ship channel, with plans to return in November for further talks.
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Tion
Thomas J. Ball
Huntsville
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Tralia
Kansas City
International
Great Northern
Mire. Rall
National Congress
Rice Hotel
Bathsall
Washington
Texae
Mobile
Ala
New Orleans
Houston
Pacife
San Antonio
Hi Pose
San Diego
Cal
California
Oregon
Iduht
Pugetequi
Seattle
Aaure
Gag
British Columbia
White Horse
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Denver
Tanoh
Ag Phaa
Myers and Korlyerehi
Grat Lake
Gallerie
United States
Heim al
Denison
Prins River
Mir
Trinity
Janet
Tetaw
Eongineera Petter
Galveston
Whela
Oplyer Pally
Mattonship
Harbers Committee
Ecopgress
Eng
My. Birtet
Texania
Death of Lottie Jackson in Beaumont
Ming Lottie Jackson aged twenty three of Beaumont died from food poisoning in her sister’s home. The funeral will be in Alvin with the body sent for burial today. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jackson and sister to J M Jackson. The other death noted is John Mitchell's son buried in Catholic cemetery due to stomach congestion.
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Ming Lottie Jackson
Viet
J. M. Jackson Beaumont
Alvin
Marae
Mika Jackeon
Bond
Tanenthsold
John Mitchell
Hanoels
Prohibition Election Set for Burort August
Prohibitionists in Burort announce an August 22 election to decide the local prohibition measure. Voters will receive pamphlets and addresses to inform the public about the poll and related materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Falla
Texas
Burort
Trial Review Sees Faris and Texans Aroused in Arson Case
In a confusing courtroom report, Henry Wilhelm aged 23 remains jailed on an arson charge while Faris and Texans figures appear in connection with the case. Augier and other names surface as trial details unfold, but parties remain unclear amid a murky record of charges and auts.
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Faris
Henry Wilhelm
Heoarr Cumtelen
Neroe
Ten Hour Day at Vinton
A local report describes a ten hour day implemented at a factory in Vinted Louisiana as a trial under new labor rules. The piece notes the adjustment affects workers and mentions Rivown and Teoagee Tach in connection with the airing of the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Vinted
Techitetrial Lawber Company
Farmer Battles Knife Attack Near Cordoana? August Case
A farmer was badly cut in a knife attack near Cordoana, about fourteen miles east. The assailants, Pumbese and others, were involved in a dispute during the evening, leaving the man grievously injured.
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Sear Even
Cordoana
Pumbese
A Mother's Milk May Not Meet the Antiolog's Requirements
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion about a mother’s milk source failing to meet stated requirements of an antiolog. The readable portion mentions obligations and conditions but lacks clear context or named entities.
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Poe
Ian
Bank suspended shows depositors likely to be paid in full
Treasury report states depositors may recover all funds as First Nations Bank suspends operations. Avetin Tess notes August 5, with agents advising the executive branch and the receiver Mr Verkus due to arrive soon. The bank is in voluntary receivership as the Treasury considers depositor claims and capital adequacy.
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The
Treasury Neement
Avetin
Tess
Nere
Fice
Sonterdioy
Raymont & Co
Piapandet
Ht Brote
Hobbiing
Tielenhjert
Pont
Verkus
Bankrupt Ward stock sold at Da'cloek auction
In Brian Texas on August 56 the bankrupt stock of R. J. Ward was sold by the neighbors at Da'cloek. The total sale brought substantial sums with furniture and safes auctioned separately for cash.
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Brian
Texas
R. J. Ward
Da'cloek
Win
Fire destroys rented house near Rose Texas
A small rent house belonging to Mr W Trammond in northern Kasay was destroyed by fire last night. The building was vacant and not insured. No injuries are reported. Firefighters battled the blaze but the structure was a total loss.
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Rose
Texas
W. Trammond
Kasay
Losure
Gin Burned in Milam County Milam County cotton gin destroyed near Rockdale
A cotton gin at Watcher son and Alford, south of Rockdale, Milam County, burned last night. The gin, unknown owner, was valued with insurance around 1500 dollars. Fire details unavailable.
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Milam
Rockdale
Texas
Watcherson & Alford
Kitchen fire consumes contents in court today noon
A fire gutted a kitchen at Brownwood with the name Krownwowl Tessar Aveust and Mr Z C Weakley present. Court today at noon verified the loss as fully insured and contained by fire suppression. details remain scant.
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Brownwood
Krownwowl
Mir
Z. C. Weakley
Fire Destroys Property on Farm Near Paducah
An August incident on J. W. Woodley’s farm near Ovo Mille southwest of Paducah saw a blaze consume a rooming house held by Say Manger. The fire occurred at night with no family present and investigators note no clear insurance involvement.
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Paducah
Teane
J. W. Woodley
Here
Say Manger
Antony Ordained as Minister at Cameron Baptist Church
The Cameron Texas community witnessed the ordination of E. L. Antony at the Piret Baptist Church yesterday. Pastor J. B. Amore and deacons presided as Antony accepted the gospel call and will pursue ministerial duties in the Church of God.
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E. L. Antony
Cameron
Texae
Aviguat
Piret Baptist Church
Dey
J. B. Amore
Thimnkin
Low
Wol
Antony
Damiell Pre
Austen
Bible
Lex
Calvert Shy on Preachers in August Texas
Fragmented text reports Calvert Texas remarks on preachers and a late August event. The article mentions Morris and a vote or meeting with unclear details, offering few readable names or concrete outcomes.
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Calvert
Texas
Morris
Fife
Beeville Revival Closes Belville Texas Event
A disrupted Beeville revival in Belville Texas ends abruptly as August events stall progress. Details are unclear due to fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeville
Belville
Texas
Camp Meeting Draws Crowds to Texas Town
In Marshall Texas crowds gather for an August camp meeting. Ten people from the unity attend the event at a specific site near Buottaville, with attendees noting the weather and marching to the area.
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Big Crowes
Marshall
Texas
Ealing Entvanee Tang
Ant Buottaville the
New Industries Reported In South Week End August
The Southern Progress survey lists several new factories and plants across southern states for the week ending August. Named items include a box factory in Mire Ingham and various manufacturing facilities in Talia Uipu, Wilk Villa, Markyner, and Porte Wink, with notable activity in Texna and nearby towns.
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Mhatthononsa
Neots
Alieia
Raven
Mire Ingham
Talia Uipu
Aloo
Wilk Villa
Esmono Coleimai
Markyner
Gomans
Banuviine
Texna
Dewlieten
Cligeinanan
Tudorign
Tinhaden
Ark
Ivan Iaeasie
Pensgodia
Way
Romina
Bohonwald
Etnipore
Moanin
Aste
Castis
Jockin
Fragmentary OCR narrows on a crime event and arrest
Vague OCR reads of a reckoning, a Sunday arrest, admission at trial, and subsequent location moves. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment suggests a crime case with an arrest and a suspect later moving, with unclear identities and dates.
Dallas Tragedy Describes Fatal Shooting and Assault
A reported night incident in Dallas ends in a fatal shooting and a woman injured by a man. Authorities search for the woman while the man implicated faces questions amid ongoing investigations and public safety concerns.
Knights of Manner of Texom meet in Fort Worth session
The Annual Session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Manner of Texas moves to Fort Worth with leaders named among attendees. Key figures from Dallas Waco and other towns expected to attend as permanent delegates are designated.
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Fort Worth
Fort. Worth
Toon
Grand Lodge Knights of Manor of
Texom
Prionipal
Nana
Grau Dheehar
Girma Roeper Hein
Clan Teaunitor
Del
Wyatt i
Catron
Tiehtienn
Colik Sprin
Eif Muse
Cameran
Uprdie
Fort Worth Gets Packers and Builders Enter Fort Worth
Fort Worth, Texas aug 0 Andrew Nimo general manager Wort Worth Kiock Yards reports that Niles of Port Worth Packing and Vrovilon compling lan eloped the desk and that Armour and Swift have decided to build Planta in the area.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Andrew Nimo
Wort Worth Kiock Yards Company
Cubmigee Lodey
Niles
Port Worth Packing
Vrovilon
Ninoe
Agremonia
Chieaga
Unclear fragmentary text about Armow Swift and Fort Worth event
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Armow and Swift, a packing plant, and a possible Chicago lineup. Details are garbled and no clear event or outcome is stated.
Movement of Ocean Vessels Toward Ports
Shipping brief lists arrivals and departures of multiple ships including Poe M. Heke from New York, Kiwrgy Tabor from Nas Port Waitn, and Caye Large from Chelveyto with various destinations such as Baltimore and Milwaukee. Other entries note vessels like Grogser Whorfuret from New York and Auer iy from Landon with August dates.
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Trovaceli
Poe M. Heke
Kiwrgy Tabor
Ain
New York
Iran
Jiartyr
Syeda
Lote
Rovere
Port Mwinon
Milwaukee
Bilney
Cate Brovon
Acboo
Pane
Santa Anna
Mexico
Nampa
Satlet
Olly
Bverett
al Veaitoey
Baltimore
Re. Arviveds Caye Large
Chelveyto
Uremen
Grogser Whorfuret
Mar- Auer Iy
Landon
Heavy Judgment Against Santa Fe in Bell County
J L Roan received a judgment of 21000 in a case against Santa Fe in Bell County. The action stemmed from permanent personal injury claims following a side line collision with a train. The verdict is noted as the heaviest civil judgment to date in the county.
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Santa Fe
Belbon
Texye
J. L. Roan
Bonin Fe
Bell County
Hillsboro Normal Closed Documents Slips in Arbitration
Fragmentary OCR recounts a Hillsboro matter involving certificates and applicants. Two certificates are permanent, ten for fiat rights, and five for beyond parade. a confrontation over slate certificates prompts review by officials and M. Cacllale amid unclear context.
Palestine Tubers Meeting Report by Rev Selinm
Fragmentary notice reports a pretend meeting led by Reverend Selinm at a tubers nucle venue. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but activity appears to involve a religious or community gathering with unspecified outcomes.
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Palestine
Rev. Selinm
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