King Carnival Parade Draws Crowds Amid Confetti and Music
A Houston Carnival parade featuring the King drew dense crowds along Main to Prairie and Texas avenues. Cavalry under Captain Cochran impressed as Japanese entrants and the Rice Hotel band provided concerts and serenades. Pickpocket activity was noted but controlled by plainclothes detectives as the event continued with confetti showers and festive revelry all evening.
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Orted
Latoon
Chase Lewis
Reiiler
Aftion Light Gaar
Lileutanant HS. Hoover
Cochran
Tye
Houston Light Guard
Crack
Imperial Esfort
Pelin
Main
Prairie Avenue
Texas Avenue
Itnjon
Herb & Lewis
Rene
Rice Hotel
Texas
Pig Sly
Mai
Bor
Sinakhy
Srenide
Berle & Lewis
Frostou
Charien Lewis
Pia
Afteen Inatromenis
John Lelrrid
Ernest Hall
Kao
Moerlels
Eclarionel
F. J. Derb
Beach
Treinhony Golo
le Eapo'r
Mills Merry Moelodhew
Noi
Mills
Mery Maniring
Tovermesgo
Sap
Colin March—Pringe Charmlog
Ccs
Ecee Ponte
Main and
Congres Avenue
Carnival Night Brims with Lights and Crowds in Houston
The night scene at Main and Fannin streets glows with electrified displays as Captain James Lawlor decorates the Rice Hotel and crowds fill the streets. Vendors, fakirs, and show windows attract visitors while the carnival atmosphere fosters a sense of shared revelry despite the after dark looseness some fear.
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Main
James Lawlor
Rice Hotel
Lawlor
Fannin
Main Streets
Baron
Capitol Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Cap Ol Avenue
Capitel
Man Held on Murder Charge After Tila City Death
Charles A. Steale, accused of killing Thomas Br. Flomidge on the Sutcr Way evening tram, was taken to Western Justice Matthews. He appeared yesterday, waived examination, and was bound over to the grand jury in the sum of 60000. A satin factory bond was approved by Sheriff Anderson and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Steale
Thomas BR. Flomidge
Tila City
Matthews
Weaver
Ole
Anderson
Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Marshall Held at Local Church
The funeral service for Mrs. Margaret Marshall was held at 11 o'clock this morning at the residence on Jackson Street corner Cutgent, with burial in the German cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dreds
Margaret Marshall
Jackson Street
Cutgent
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mother
A testimonial from Mrs J H Hastogs of Chicago describes relief from pregnancy related illness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and associated remedies. The letter notes improved health before and after birth and urges expectant mothers to seek free counsel from Mrs Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia E
Lydia
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