Budget Report Seeks Street Wide Paving Under Contract
The Council and Board of Public Works favor narrowing and paving streets under contract. The body approved changes to street widths from Charter to Core one and to forty six feet on various avenues while reviewing the annual budget for 1902. The vote on the report and contractor actions adjourned with debates on department heads and time extensions.
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Robinson
Thomas
Hue
Chariina
Cactus
Milan
Warles
Austin
Miller
Aganes Alster
de Rota
Ghia
Rubleieot
Rubleieot, Thowan Roosid
Aobertin
Tuffy
O'Leary
Trennvlt
Miler
Minyor
Elipp & Rey
Board of Puble Works
Apoo
Ded
Sita Foe
Gabel Street
Maple Pike
Ike
Fedituy
Feaervale
Haylvec
Werk Bielig
Brett Jeower
Consteavier Stuatte
Shutter
Wixty NG
Wilmewe Ji
Bondenien
Alioywan Haivertou
Ruel
Auoriey Sem
Alo
Sam
Jallyy
Stewart
Citr
Hou
Orioneoo
Viele
Ernie Weltha
Rebuttal Over Houston Dallas Finances By Judge Brashear
The Port's reply to comparative city finance claims is assailed as misleading with no clear facts. The Post defends official records and urges transparent budgets, urging thorough reductions and detailed department accounting for public scrutiny.
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Beashear
Houston
Dallas
Bruce
Post
Mouston
Brashear
Te Tun
Houwsdon
Nurrett
Tronver
Ecity Authoritier
Salen
Houston Manufacturers’ Association Plans Growth and Milling Center
A Houston group reorganizes its membership and committees to advance a plan for a rice milling center and related industrial development. The association aims to increase membership, refine the plan, and attract investors, with a goal to strengthen the city’s industrial base and commerce.
The Casino Girl Shines At Sweeney Coombs Opera House
At the theater the Casino Girl at Sweeney Coombs Opera House drew a large audience with a lively two act musical comedy. Cast members Frank Wervard Gringell Potter and Ryort delivered high quality performances as Pasha Muley and other roles with strong singing and dancing. The show features bright songs, sharp comedy, and polished impersonations that energized the program.
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Gweeney
A. Coombs
Sweeney-Coombs
Iri
New York
Fiona Brigtter
Atart
Frank Wervard
Plisner Pasha
Gringell
Hon Muley
Arrae An Potuge
Harry Ryort
Police Circles Report Narrow Arrestee Turnout
Rosiness in police circles was extremely light yesterday with few arrests for selene offenses. Chief Greekbiurm and senior officers were called before the grand jury. The escape of fony prisoners in the ete tilt is under inquiry as detectives work on the case. Two of the released suspects were later picked up and returned to the fyeilet. A cache of ten footie was recovered from a tin wagon in front of a grocery.
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Iit
Bowie Reid
Wie
Lee Whiten
Cobaliluci
Wan Wu
Cie Vewcation
Gieiliant
Rapord Wits Rady Et Ordre
Prebittit
Mombrre
Ely
Houston
NEMO
Vlee Mig
Hice Boit Wheat Man Association
Moe Allin
Housteo
Mermentay
Selene Offaunes
Lecauferey
Theilweny
Wade
Heed
Remalittie Inte
Mtene Keveler
Dewn Lawn Grocery
Pfetrs
Reorganization of Houstay let and Brewing Gem
The reorganized firm faces a state action for violating the anti trust law but has secured a new letter and held an election. Officers include HM Mamie as president, HW 4 as secretary treasurer, and Robert L as director with other named officers and attorneys listed.
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Houstay
Painy
Direeters
Howston Tea and Hoowing Company
Brew Dewn
Mamie
Powdered Pearl Coffee Prompts Health Benefit Hype
A reader recalls discovering Postum, a caffeine free beverage, during a Davin winter. She notes improved well being after switching from old-fashioned coffee and reports her husband prefers the new drink, considering it superior to traditional coffee.
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Davin
Slo
Ante-Lenten German Sunset Decor Draws Big Crowd
A Dryas hall event featured a prominent ante-Lent German theme with vivid floral and palm decorations and colored lighting. Guests included Mrs. Nelly Lea and many local figures as the festive display drew praise for its color, arrangement, and atmosphere.
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Dryas Hall
Nina
J. Ho Rieb
Ant
Gooreo
Minto
God Meyer
Roboete
Attia
Crithy Sears
Shera
Wetite Flee
Bbe V
Hatin
Miesen Porter
Keantayks
Antiq Venetian
Wilvvatod Giopaie
Eit
Tee Cf
Orne
Cora Eby
Bederrot
Fort Anim
Messiah
Stenhen
New Ute
Merkedie SM
Ts Boatibs
Parker
Harn Atwout
Was Wood
Wil Gibson
Kenneth Warnwek
Thorens Gcmires
Tillie
Rendon
Privert Poettier
Iletelee
WOO Rite Gorton Sickelwe
Alhart
Bayow Improvement Contract Progress Report
Captain Clarke declares plans to complete Bayow improvements by April under the contract. Irish text appears garbled but indicates structural work on a Buffalo vessel inlet area and associated river navigation facilities. Details reference Morgan and Walveston routes with prospective openings and dimensions hard to interpret in the damaged copy.
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Clarke
Charlee Chirke
Galveston
Theraig Fernateop
Fry Morgan
Walveston
Graws New and Big Organization Plans Opera Return
New York theater business announces a major opera venture led by Grau and the Gran Opera company. The plan features a return of popular favorites, new productions, and a two-phenia season, with performances in February and March at key venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graw
Opera
Gran Opera
Grau
Pulline
Wang
Bagtetan
New York
San Hine
Daughters of Republic Meet in San Jacinto Chapter
The Bog Juclats chapter of the Republic of Texas held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. Brikens. Guests included Mrs. Kate S. Terrell visiting the city and Mrs. Avon Jones the State president, who presented items from the organization.
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San Jacinto
Bog Juclats
Bunkers of the
Republic of Texas
Seace
J. Brikens
Kate S. Terrell
Prevent
Avon Jones
Slunkon
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Board OF Public Works
Lipper
Aubertin
Aldyr
Yeas—Robleson
Vwhomay
Ene
Halverton
Noew—Tafty
Tennett
Liemoor
Thoma movGid
Iet
Corporation Comsrt
C. Eee
Esse Lithe
Weponfon
Sherh
Sree Ius Lary Novountt
Gree Ae Enston Lyceoia
Cectiegle
Wepcomas
Criminasseemsesenie
AGS
Tia Bae Agares
Lisi
Ise
Amentis
Aden
Atrnet Nol
Ian Riving
Alii Amartin
Aldean O
Vitoria Harenstey
Manufacturers Association
Gorer
Doria
Abbocltic—Induatial Development Committee
Gert
Brashour
Heoniis
le Pavlog
Usher
Mmeress
Tong
Ole Ely
Daflan
Bla Intmisten
Judge Nostione
Warnecke
Sosteriay
Mindat
Allocommin
Phi Olek
Maulpal
Tt Gas
Reilly
Bcok
Gio
Geent Jv
Suanelal
Tt Ia
Houston Manufacturers’ Association
Uvele Agi
Blackhim
Grand Jury
Bryan Hall
Musical Matters
Mimschule
Norner
Tom
Moan Binest
Raphael
Rogers
Mare Kuvnett Wood
Us Afeniin
WIGUA
Mika Linnvntiers Ojtao
Plano
Meno
Huning Blige
Addin M. Slevin
Murday
Senuing Dargai
Oxford
Walst
Chiliren
Bing
Ol Rose
Ron Grose
Goa
Tisha
Bamhanean
William L. Foley
Travis St
Winchester
Bering-Cortes Hardware Co., Sor
Prarie and Milam Si
Valentines
Pillot’s Book Store
Niel Ecder
Aioe
S. Bergmat
Vty
Sweeney & Coombs
Opera Hound
Migs
Mabel Heiner
George Armistead
Mire
Seecmatie
Mabel Telnog
Geonn Armnnaccad
Qeig
Haity
A. J
Tricity
Orleans
Elie
Helin
Siewety
Gilme Arid
Hartinan
Mts Witte Sirved
Daughters OF Republic
Ntep
Bwone
Hunter Baltimore
Theohore
Lintario Old
Jones
Atft
Lhiy
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