No-Tsu-OH Hall Brings Spectacular Royal Pageant
Mr Dennis Call and Miss Augusta Goodhue preside over a lavish auditorium event titled No-Ten-Oh hall. The king and queen, adorned in ornate costumes, receive a regal welcome from Honaton's citizens as the hall is decorated with vines, ribbons, and elaborate lighting. Courtiers, pages, and a party of costumed attendees fill the venue, culminating in a grand royal procession and audience with the king and queen in a festive, ceremonial display.
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Quewn
Besamont
Mine Auguste Finelne
Aldo
Ekiesont
Honaton
Ebin
Tokar Atar Borwen
King Nottor II Crowned As Beaumont Banker Leader
A long tribute to D Call of Beaunon, Beaumont banker and public figure, detailing his rise from Texan merchant to president of the Beau Byret National Bank. The piece credits his leadership in banking, milling, and commerce and notes his public service with the Volunteer Guard and regional rail initiatives. It portrays him as a storied Texan monarch in a ceremonial style.
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Nottor
NeTan-Ob
Beaunon
Beau Byret National Bank
Tesi
Herp
Orange
Galveston
Wassman
Poughkenpale
N. Y
D. Sar
Oraige
hant-Danker
Limeelf
Grangely
D. Call
Call
Beaumont
Tex
Tearelete Provedhyve Association
Flor Moo
Ties Volunteer Guard
Antonio Io Ii
Mir
Texak
Tomana
Nop
Nostor
Crowd figures pour into Houston for Carnival crowds swell
Figures from railway agents show nearly 20 000 visitors arrived in Houston for the Carnival with more expected as lines run special excursion trains. Roads including Bourton and Terag Central Southern Pacific Mixcourt Kansas Texas and others report large passenger totals ahead of today’s flower parade. Officials predict at least 25 000 visitors by end of the event as additional special trains operate.
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Houston
Mixcourt
Kaneda
Texans
International
Teat Northert
Dmif
Colorado
SwnthoFas
Carnival notes call Licht Guard to armory
All Licht Guard members are requested to meet at the armory tonight in fatigue uniform for the Beata at the parks Gert in the siege of the end of the wavel with the Carnival.
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Licht Guard
Hherlock
Beata Ay
Parks Gert
Wavel
Fragmentary tale of city events and odd devices
A garbled report describes a crowded scene near a baseball park with a vivid display involving strings and instruments. It mentions a governor or official divisive activity, a ceremonial performance, and a seller offering a possible commodity or device.
Lone Star Medical Association Elects Officers on Second Day
The Lone Star Medical Association of Negro physicians of Texas held sessions at Dr. RF Ferrell’s office on Preston Avenue. Dr J J H Wilkins presided. about twelve physicians attended. officers were elected and the session adjourned for dinner with remaining business to be completed today.
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Tone Star Medical
Texen
RF Ferrell
Preston Avenue
J. JH. Wilkins
Afteers
Bae
Mies
Honaton
Taker
Crockett
M. Lyons
Houston
Troamacet
Bo Torneend
Mi Pesces
B.J. Covington
Youkui
Glynecollogy
J. A. Er
Gieanain
L. J. Cook
la Grange
AIMEH AIMER SEEKS CREDIT AT CARNIVAL
A fragmented OCR note mentions Aimeh and Aimee related to a carnival in Michigan at Lecvtion Male street end Wilder avenue. It references a claim of over $20,000 and items titled The Rainbow and Rosebud, with brands like American and Tilly See Almer.
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Aimer
Rosebud
Tilly See Almer
Atimee
Heptol Promoted Against Indigestion in Crocade Era
A historical notice touts Heptol as a universal cure for indigestion in the crocade against calomel. The claim frames Heptol as a remedy to replace calomel in digestive treatment.
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Calomel
Siege of Pekin Parade Delights Theatergoers
The feature depicts the Siege of Pekin with a grand tableau showing American troops sealing the wall and lowering the flags. Performers portray distinct factions as crowds admire the pyrotechnic display and elaborate costuming in a dramatic historical pageant.
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Pekin
Joer
Ana
Houston Fire Department Parade Delights City Watchers
The Houston fire department showcased a grand parade featuring every apparatus as crowds witnessed the spectacular display. Chief and crew were praised for their disciplined march through downtown routes amid cheers for the sturdy, gleaming engines.
Reminders of Dink Dowling's Grand Vic tory
A fragmented 1863 item recalls Dink Dowling’s notable win at Sabi Mater Phil ne Pass with references to Fatt and Olek Of tus city. The readable lines suggest a historic battle or race framed by local names and place-holders. Further details remain obscured.
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Dink Dowling
Sabi Mater Phil Ne Pass
Fatt
Adjian
Olek
Tus City
Bas
Sabine News from a Confederate Comrade Report
A Confederate transfer from Sabine Pass describes dredging operations by the Charles Clark No. 4 and a historic capture of the Clifton gunboat by Dick Neott’s squad, dated September 5, 1805, with details of a Confederate camp and naval actions. The report also notes company wage talks and employee concessions in a later agreement day.
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Sabine
Confedernits Veleraak
Dilek Dowling
Sabine Pass
Charles Clark
Stil
Cilftien
Dick Ne Ott Bis Neow
Fortrne
Uuniler
Rowthig
Clifton
Oni
Texan
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MR. Dennis Call
Augusta Goodhue
Abel
Pialivas
Waltlag
Tavkly
Wyner
Chita Carter
Cokie Semmatod
Cialee Rabbitoon
Jennino Alita Millet
Maggs Sonnen Jow Reate Kendall
Lola
Dani Wita
Cyne
Whe Melt
Wood
John
Ani
Ale
Dante
Agpoulidd
Atvaltel
Tito Po
Rovel Parry
Texas Star
Teltaat Wiesel
Erwin
Alaingt Duchey
Waleed
Petal Ieee
Byilheim
Tuite
Jobuste
Col. Pompom
Anna Guanon
Mogele
Old Lane
Kensal
Julio Mu
Nti
Beng Ant
Amd
Tue
Seca
Nottoc II
D. Call of Beaumont
Towarna
Pekli
Ktetler
Tony
Lone Star Medical Association
Heptol
Aimeh
Aimee
Baseball Park
Mberal
Thea
Megan
Bon’ Khelis
Batloan Forketh
Comede Shite
Methane
Doeliona
Houston’s Fire Department
Central Fire Station
Ordlice
Vorbard Leeds
Colef
Vinsmay
Asalafamt
Jivwo Wagen
Aly City
Howe
Javier
Prairie
Caroline
McKinney
Trivis
Capitol
Mali
Franklin
Ponpin
San
Pralae
Bern
Tetas
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