Obituary Notes and Resolutions for G Berbert Brown
The Houston Chronicle’s G Berbert Brown, secretary and treasurer, will be buried today at Glenwood cemetery. A large crowd viewed his embalmed body at 1709 Main Street as employees, friends, and relatives offered tributes and resolutions praising his integrity, kindness, and journalistic dedication.
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G. Berbert Brown
Houston Chronicle Publishing Company
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Epworth League Interleague Contest Attracts Junior Leagues
An Epworth League interleague event held at the Epworth Church featured junior leagues from Galveston and Houston in a hosted program of songs, Bible drills, and tests. Judges praised the vibrant display of memory work and participation, with Helen Lane of the Tabernacle area lauded for her recital and a closing benediction by Rev. Green after the ceremonies.
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South Texas Poultry Show Set for Next Week in City
Interest grows as the South Texas Poultry Association prepares for its January 8 12 meeting in the city. Fancy poultry growers bring coops and plans, with exhibitors from across the state and country aiming for top prizes. The event, hosted by the association, promises a large turnout and strong judging results.
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Ban Antonio
Association To Hivee
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Hogeton
Nowaon
Saint Texas
Mons
Desoolation
Alabamian Robbed at Grand Central Depot
Mr Ely Dampler of Greenville Alabama arrived recently from Dallas with 500 dollars in bank notes and a 106 cash plus a mobile to New Orleans ticket. At the Grand Central depot a pickpocket stole his purse containing the money and the check. He informed depot authorities and police and wired Dallas to stop the check payment.
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Southern Pacific
Tralia
Howe
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Dampler
Dallas
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Featured for Teething Relief
Fragmentary old ad copy touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain, wind colic, and diarrhea in infants. The notice promotes its soothing effects and claims benefits for distressed children.
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Notice to Taxpayers Show City Taxes Due and Penalty
Notice outlines Houston charter rules on unpaid city taxes for the year 1902 with interest starting January 1 and due dates of July 1, urging taxpayers to contact the city assessor and collector. The text cites Article 05 Section 27 and mentions penalties for delinquency.
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City of
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Colinetar
A Day in the City Brings Assault and Murder Warrants
Charles Noland was arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn before Judge Matthews, charged with assault to murder in connection with a Moniapollo Day affray during which Joe Keckemeier and John Andéniou were stabbed. A preliminary hearing will determine if the warrant is upgraded to murder. Joe Neale and Keckemeier reportedly died after the arrest.
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Charles Noland
Matthews
Moniapollo
Joe Keckemeier
John Andéniou
Stiel
Lue Chaige
Agalant Noland
Kuckemeyer
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Joe Neckémeyer
Frank
Squire Matthews
Michael D. Geerke
Spiritualist Meeting Promotes Dawn of a 3000 Year Day
The Houston Spiritualist society met at Caledonian hall to hear Cyelle Dawn of Spirituality presented by Mrs. Foeb Shaffer. The talk covered spiritual guides, planetary cycles, and a coming era of 3000 years with advances in science and consciousness. Mrs. Shaffer announced an upcoming talk on Draw on our Bank Account and the annual officers election.
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Houston Spiritualist Society
Caledonian Ball
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Residency Notice Invitation To Upcoming Meetings
A fragmented notice asks recipients to present at city meetings at the residence of Thomas Maat and notes an upcoming gathering in ronoer addition. It references cordial attendance and participation in the community process.
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Thomas Maat
Ronoer
Saengerbund Christmas Tree Brings Holiday Joy to Children
The Saengerbund hall filled with families for the annual Christmas tree event. Children from member households received gifts after a program featuring a hymn, prologue, and performances by local artists and the Saengerbund Orchestra. Dancing followed the ball, with attendees enjoying festive entertainment and the holiday atmosphere.
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Raekerbund
Houston
Leek Ooy
Dieeeyresse Peess Shanerian Orchestra
Cepr Chou
Rice Lands in Demand Drives Big Farm Purchases
Demand for rice lands surges this year with 68 tracts listed for sale and rapid preparations for planting and irrigation. Buyers from multiple states purchase large holdings near Houston, including 640 and 880 acre parcels, as agents push to ready land for the coming season.
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Death of a longtime Florida citizen Joseph Joreph Haddon
Joseph Joreph Haddon, a well known Florida citizen aged 68, died at 6 o clock this morning. He had 22 years of service with firms Menke and Henke Fillot, married about 20 years ago, leaving a wife and child. The funeral will be at 2 pm from the family residence with interment in Hollywood cemetery. Pallbearers listed include S. Rooke, Adolph Lennze, C. Giplat, Honf Curtin, Pierce Gebelman, and A. Kubinmann.
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Death of Mr C C Hodges Casts Shadow Over Fosston
Mr C C Hodges, father of a Fosston resident, died in Detroit Michigan after medical travel prompted by his illness. Dr Hodges, called to Detroit too late to see his father alive, mourns his passing. The deceased had visited Fosston and was remembered fondly by acquaintances. He had planned to settle in Fosston, a plan thwarted by death.
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Detroit
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Friedmann Kaplan Nuptials at the Rice Hotel
An elegant Hebrew wedding took place yesterday at the Rice Hotel for Louis Friedmann of Dayton Texas and Annie Kaplan of Nacogdoches. Glover of Adath Yeshurun officiated with a two hour banquet and a large assembly of prominent Hebrews from across the state attended. The bridal party will tour about ten days visiting Mt Vernon Nocher and other points before returning to Dayton for a future home.
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Dayton
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Annie Kaplan
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Aduth Yeshurun
Nacogdoches
H. Kaplan
Mt Vernon
Wood. Cotten
Lucille Goldberg
Mile Mainle Stein
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Nocher
Meeting of Houston newspaper men on death of Heart Brown
The Houston newspaper men not on the Chronicle are asked to meet at 1 p m at The Fast editorial rooms to decide on action regarding the death of Heart Brown. All city newspaper men able to attend are requested to be present.
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Houston
Chronicle
Heart Brown
Bears the Who is Backy Sharp Youll Sad out
A fragmentary note prompts confusion over a person named Backy Sharp linked to bears and an emotional reaction. The readable text provides no clear event, identity, or verifiable action to anchor a coherent news item.
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Backy Sharp
New Year Sermons Draw Large Sunday Attendance
Sunday services at Shearn Church and Shearn Memorial M E Church drew large congregations and added members. Reverends Leavell and Hay delivered sermons with festive music and strong preaching, while preparations for New Year worship and a Feast of the Holy Name were noted.
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Her. Coldwell
Greenville
Tennessee Tabernacle Baptists Hold Yearly Meeting
TNABERNACLH BAPTIST CHURCH reports a year’s work led by Pastor Rev James Duncan. A net membership gain of fifty three and $100 raised for improvements are noted, with special music and a concluding service reflecting on faith in Jesus Christ.
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James Duncan
Rev John J Green Delivers New Year Sermons at Hope Church
Good congregations attended both services at the church center day with especially large male attendance in the evening. Rev John J Green preached masterfully on New Year resolutions from the texts I am resolved what to do and Unstable as water Whom shalt not excel. The altar call drew about twenty five persons seeking prayer and a better life as the choir led the services with fine singing.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Sermon Text At Cumberland Church Chapel
The article describes a Cumberland Presbyterian church service at the chapel on Purin and Pease with a sermon titled We Birth Life and Death of Jesus Christ. It recounts the nativity and early life and notes the long silence after Jesus’s youth before His ministry begins at about age thirty.
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Homily and church notices amid Easter service
A church service recounts the crucifixion and resurrection with hymns and exhortations. The pastor announces the election of Mr. Hy A. Newynonth to superintendent duties, and that he will begin duties in the chapel on Friday.
Philosophy of the Eyes Hindrances and Traits Observed
The article discusses eye shapes and colors as indicators of character and temperament, linking upturned, wide open, or glancing eyes to devotion rashness or distrust. It notes strong and weak traits tied to eye features, mentions European races and IQ-like attributions, and ends with a doctor's invitation for eye consultations at the Moore Burnett building.
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Personal mentions from Anderson County Herald readers
W OM Hamilton of the Anderson County Herald Palestine Texas was in the city yesterday. G E Kepple editor of the La Porte Chronicle visited and paid The Press a pleasant call. Mollie Kinder of Lake Charlevoix Iowa and Isa Farrell enjoyed the holidays in the city. Nettle Gabert of Ware visited her uncle Mr and Mrs Gabert. Lee Giolohy A Ninn Jr Russell Thomas and William Rice attended the holidays in the city. J T Trembley prominent St Louis attorney arrived on professional business with the local bar and to handle matters in the United States court. The line of the law attorneys in the case pending in Splode Top Height property and to attend to that matter.
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City Brevities Chronicle Odd Telegrams and Marriages
Delayed telegrams reach the Postal Telegraph office on Main Street. A brief note recalls Justion Matthews’s elopement plans with Eilah Dowell and Mrs. Viele. A short wedding ceremony is mentioned for Percy and Limprealye. The grand jury adjourned without completing indictments. A boys meeting reportedly occurred at the Young Men’s group.
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