Shirt Waist Man Arrives and Dining Room Rule Sparks Clash
The shirt waist man arrives at the hotel dining room prompting a clash with staff led by Walter. June H. Jones of M. T. Jones Lumber is questioned for attire while Robert Kittrell and others object to dining room entry in shirt sleeves. Trade interest and opinions on the new garment vary among dealers and journals in New York and Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June H. Jones
M. T. Jones Lumber Tonouny
Robert Kittrell
Walter BU
Capitol Hotel
June Whit Kittrell
Dior
Kilewell
Corey
Mminy
Mr. Hervey
Jane
Hervey
Walter Wrenok
Jiotee
Jones
Feala
Lnk
Galveston
New York
East
Elly Agra
New York Srate
Ole Meleriata
Denton County Hosts Opening Day of Fair and Parade
Denton County plans a four day fair starting September 1 with a grand parade and merchant displays. Attorney General Smith will deliver the opening address in Denton with a large purse prize setup and expected attendance from horsemen statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Ornator
Denton
Texas
Thomas S. Sint
Denton County
Oration for Dew Jhinde Tng camp on Tryin hill
An 1860s public notice describes Rev. If in charge of St Mary Muth Ward Episcopal church and the Episcopal mission in Fair Grounds selecting speakers for a dedication oration on Tryin hill. It cites local officials Musee HP Davlaw and J Hon hi and mentions controversial financial terms and ballots in a city matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brown
St. Mary Muth Ward Episcopal
Fair Grounds
Come Mites
Musee
HP Davlaw
J. Hon Hi
Tryin Hill
Mir
Galverton
Alarineina
Dancers From Matronville Plan Sherman Visit
The article notes Toanmplineniney Dancer Mira Lisely and Mika Vetta Brizsoloni of Matronvills Texom with Mika Pore Me Gowen of the city performing a dance arrangement. They will leave September 4 to travel to Sherman for a further engagement. The show featured a well received program with a solo appearance, a pleasant musical interlude, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Lisely
No Tai Oh Plans New Parade For Coming Festival
Members met yesterday to arrange their role in the G11 festivities. They agreed on an entirely new parade segment but full participation details remain to be settled and a committee was appointed to confer with the rival committee at 11 o'clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Tai Oh
Tt Ie
Feu
Citizena
Meeting of Ransford Chapter Elects New Officers
The Ransford Chapter No 145 will hold a meeting at Mascule Temple tonight with newly elected officers to be fo y tailed. TheEastern Star, a social charity group, convenes privately for initiation. A moonlight excursion via Galverton Houston and Northern trains departs at 6:00 PM and 7:26 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransford
Mascule Temple
Moimbeen
Eastern Starso
Galverton
Houston
Northern
Suncat
Kheumatiam Caretaker Recalled in Sour Lake Rail Tale
A fragment recalls a late night journey via the Galveston Moustin and Northern rail line through Sunset to Sour Lake. The terse note hints at a remembered excursion or visitation tied to the last moon phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Moustin and Northern
Sour Lake Weather and Holiday Getaway Notes
Sour Lake reports two weeks of perfect weather with dry roads and improving waters. A moonlight excursion to Sylvan Beach is offered tonight as the season ends, with trains at 0:00 p.m. and 7:25 p.m. Local motel rates and rail discounts are advertised alongside sour lake water as a cheap remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sour Lake
Sylvan Beach
Condition of Schools Receives Board Review
A village school board held a meeting to consider the indebtedness owed to the schools. Treasurer Szabo and Secretary Tracy presented statements showing outstanding warrants and bills, with the old board debt totaling $819,008.89 and new board warrants at $1,707.37, leaving a shortfall against the $66,000 appropriation and a remaining balance of about $18,140.10 owed to the schools. The finance committee will review the figures, with further action anticipated after the school’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meénars
Dow
Schneider
Szabo
Tracy
Old Board
Bow Wot
Cew Wits
Now
Fai
Ashvela
FAO
Sereary Tracy
Ain Wimniner
Clever Amateur Drama Impresses despite Rain Verdict
A local amateur group led by Mr. George TL Hervey staged a well received comedy at the Auditorium. Despite wet weather, a sizable audience praised performances by J. E. Browne Mrs. Wy Zelaler Miss Algie Angel and Mr. A. B Dexter among others, with Mr. Hervey's Bam Selwyn drawing notable but not flawless attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
George TL Hervey
Hervey
Bam Selwyn
J. E. Browne
Mander
Harring
Wy Zelaler
Selwyn
Mia Algie Angel
Misa
Tillie
Emil
A. B Dexter
L. Debeoneta
Prohibition Club Organized in Houston Meeting
Promoters of the Houston Prohibition club convened at Odd Fellows hall Mason block. W B Jones elected president with Hoy John EB Growen secretary. A three member accoutts committee appointed. five delegates named for the State convention to be held September 11. Reverend Josephus Chaney of Dallas addressed the meeting on temperance from a Christian viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moenaten Club
Houston Prohibition Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Jones
Premient
Hoy
John EB
Teldiat al
Josephun Chaney
Dallas
Thos
Notable Visitors and Registrations at Bristol Hotel
A scrambled list of visitors and registrations at the Bristol Hotel including Mrs Giorge P Zelen of Midway Farm Lewior Revolt Micard of Lacompte and J H Hawley of Galveston among others. Various local residents and travelers such as W B Grandlock A Marah and H Perkins returned from trips and registered at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Giorge P. Zelen
Midway Farm
Lewior
Micard
Lacompte
J. H. Hawley
Galveston
Hutching Lottee
Mie
Columbia
Texas
Bristol
W. B. Grandlock
Cotton Tian
Paria
A. Marah
New York
Paria' A
BD. P. Turner
B. Ll. Scott
la Gringo
Briatel
A. Ed Pultioving
Victorie
White Oak bridge set to reopen for travel tomorrow
Notices report a blocked White Oak bridge reopening next day after repairs. Also listed are a meeting of Apworth League at 8 tonight, a rescheduled Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering at Central Christian Church, an undelivered telegram for Mrs. B. G. Hines, and city street crews cleaning wards. A residence on Hichard street suffered light damage from recent events, and changes at the Houston club leadership are noted along with a Republican ward meeting to choose delegates for the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroo
Apworth League
Buthoesn
Pridas
Offee
Posta Telegraph Company
W. TL. Lawl
Corsicana
Texas
Navarre
J. Bogges
Ipprense’y McCtelin
Houston
Texas Central
Taylor
Bone
Southern Railway
JM. Morgan
Cotton Belt
Cynthia Hammond
Houston and
Texas Control Railway
Danagen
Rico
Cullinan Pipe Line
Rantmap
Corsicana District Medical Association
WIT Leave for Paris and Local Officials Departing
Mr and Mrs BP Bailey will leave today for Paris to establish their future home. Bailey has served as secretary of the Houston club Benedicts and other city business groups. The Fraternal association secretary position is noted as vacant. Committees for fall and winter festivities failed to meet due to absentees, with a reconvened session scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Paris
Houston Club
Benedicts
Je Willolain Bie Poalilon
Frateron Lite Association
Local Notices of Obituaries and Funerals
Mrs Ketie Fuerstenberg aged 1 year died yesterday afternoon. Funeral from 20 Predton Avenue this afternoon at 2 o clock with burial at Germain cemetery. Rev Charles F Brommer to conduct. John D Cutter funeral at 10 this morning with burial at Glenworth Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere
Katle Wuersteenberg
Ketie Puerstenburg
Mra Fuerstenberg
Jilius Fuarstenberg
Predton Avenue
Wade
Germain Cemetery
Charles F. Brommer
Mervicin
Joho
Catter
John D. Cutter
Lois Richy
Weiheaday Couning
Will
Glenwoul Cemetery
Three Offenders Bound Over After Waived Examinations
AUST MALLOCH'S COURT reports three offenders bound over after waiving examinations in Justice Malveh's court. Hood was bound over on a $00 bond for burglary and theft. Johto Lyles and Kim Wilson fought in Milam Street area. Wilson’s bond set at $50, Lyles at $100 with no murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mood
Dline Sh: Hood
Malveh
Johto Lyles
Kim Wilson
Agroon
Dornet Milam Streat
Franklin Avenue
Wilson
Masault
Lyles
Moonlight Excursion to La Porte Friday Night
Trains depart Central Depot at 6:00 and 7:25 p.m. for a Friday night outing with dancing and bathing. Also promoted is Sour Lake mineral water as a health cure with claims of widespread success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Porte
Central Depot
LA Porth
Porte
Traive
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Fae
Oraton
Kheumatiam
Amosi
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Dorey
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Frank Kifleen
Misa Emijly Anderais
Joeule May Stansberry
Tami
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New York City
Yeatorday
A.sh Prevcatt
Lawlor Tan Tileht
W. TH. Tobin
Austin
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Harrison Parker
Lawior
S. Owenheimer
Vwias
the Lawlor
Mina Leite Todd
Ero
Cipada
Misa Voliow Cohen
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Je Cohen
St. Emlih
H. Perkins
Spence
Agriculturel and Mephatica College
Nod
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Chitles
Sweetman
Birla
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Plahtimitheory
Hintehing
M. DT
Monsermio
San Antonio and Aquinas Main
Meru
Cohen
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Ark
Waxahachie
White Oak
Baen
Republicana
Third Ward
Congreta Avenue
W. L. Macatee & Sonn
Wit
Transmississippi Congress
Transmiressesippi Congress Committee
Cotton Exchange
Pex
Bonday
Levy Bros
Lonsdale
Levy
Oxford
de Meritt Shoe Co
Main Street
Thes Death
Aust Malloch's Court
Rour Lake
Bookiet
Beat
America
Cleveland
Bering-Cortes
Milam Streets
Underwood Typewriter
Bidring
Texas Avenue
Eastman Kodaks
Eupion
Waters-Pierce Oil
Castor
Lipper
Rlouston
Euralala
DUS
Warnee & Moore and Burnett Bulldiog
Tevae Avenue
Coreen
L. Dee Jewelyr and
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Alasanter
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