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Newspaper

Houston Daily Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1900

Page

5

Dissent over Sunday barber ban in Texas opinion

Assistant Attorney General John Does not agree with Judge Allen regarding whether barbers work on Sundays constitutes a violation of the Sunday law. The lengthy dissent argues shaving a customer is not a work of necessity and disputes exemptions cited in Article 194 and 197, citing multiple authorities and stressing the need for a real necessity.

John Allen Dallas Texas A.C. Allen Galveston Criminal District Court Barbers’ Union A. T. Maxwell Houston Gener TS. Smith Honnobert, John Maxwell, Jr Court of Criminal Appeals Maxwell Criminal District Court Walveston County State of Articla Tle Lorry Richmond Va. Moore Searcy Vs. State Stone Ve. Grove Jacobus Iiliams Pierson Wal Dextra Mise Cawericht Ve. Frederick Rene Inez Resort Com Ve. Waldman Penn Justee Han Blain Ve Larry Aler Nelson United States Hennersdorf Society of Friends Theer

Court urged to prosecute hair salon workers for Sunday services

The statement accuses salon staff of violating the law by shaving and shampooing customers on Sunday and calls for prosecution and punishment, attributed to Robt A Jobe Assistant Attorney General.

Robt A. Jobe

Brenham Society Elects Officers at January Meeting

The Mendelssohn Society of Brenham Texas held a Saturday afternoon meeting at Muale hall with about twenty five members braving bad weather. Officers were elected with Mrs Epstein president and Mise Julia Ockett directress among the roster of forty two active members. The Banner reported the death of Mrs Lottie C Elnor age seventy six as a notable local obituary.

Brenham Texas Mendelssohn Society Muale Hall Tulla Lockett New York City Lockett Epstein KR. P. Thompson J. D. Campbell Roy. Pennington Mise Julia Ockett Grace Gardner Mise Kate Estes Mind Lizzie Lewis Aesistant Mise Ada Becker Mige Jessamal Calloway Sesiatant Hempstead Lottie C. Elnor San Felipe de Austin Brazos San Felipe Sam Houston Emner United States Fortnlehdy Club Frankie Foote Burtos Ll. M. Cuner Lampasas Bronham Kenney Louis Harmon J. P. Buchanan Bastrop District Court Boyd Whitney Carl Beker Austin Griffith's Business College Ar, EL. Lahn Ravenel Sun Beoville Commercial National Bank Edith Radford Mouston Ware Business College D. OC. Stome Beeville

Alvin Delegates Named for Real Estate Convention

Alvin Texas January 7 Dr B B Saunders state evangelist assisted by Rev J W Haywood is conducting revival at Christan church meetings continue through ship week Judge J M Moody resigns justice of the peace post to move to San Angelo for business vacancy to be filled this week several candidates running Mayors and aldermen attended Angleton court delegates to drainage convention were named including G J Palmer Tom Richardson W R Slosson and others Constable N M Gibson left for Oklahoma City and Mayor King announced delegation to Fort Worth real estate convention July 14 19 1900

Melegates Alvin Texas B. Saunders J. W. Haywood Christan Church J. M. Moody Justles of the Peace San Angelo Wilburn J. T. Dobbs R. H. Griffin L. F. Plaback T. M. Lovell W. R. Stockwell Linderman Angleton G. J. Palmer Tom Richardson W. Ri. Slosson BE. C P. J. Wills W. Blair J. W. Blimp J. Vs. Fishback

Chappell Hill Welcomes New Baptist Pastor Turham

In Chappell Hill Texas January 7 a new Baptist pastor Rev Turham preached an eloquent sermon to an appreciative audience. Psyche Williams, a colored woman bruised by a baggage car on the Houston and Texas Central railroad settled her claim for damages at 125 dollars. The service praised Turham for his evident ability and learning.

Chappell Iil Texas Psyche Wiliams Brenham Houston and Texan Central Railroad Damasee Turham Bapust

Revered orator to speak at College chapel in Richmond

The town announces a lecture by Hon. R. B. Hubbard, ex Governor, at the College chapel next Friday the 12th. The audience is urged to attend, as he is described as an outstanding orator. Meanwhile Rev. J. W. Horn, the new pastor of the M E church, is praised for his eloquence and learning after delivering a remarkable sermon.

Richmond Texas R. BA. Hubbard College Chapel J. W. Horn

Reservoir expansion doubles capacity at I and OG F H site

In Palestine Texas Jan 6 work continues on the International and Great Northern water reservoir with a large workforce. The project is enlarged to nearly double its initial capacity to meet company demand. The pork packing plant has operated since December 1 at full capacity benefiting local farmers by reducing freight to markets. Farmer Matt Brown died after a paralytic stroke this morning. Photographer J H Wright died after lingering illness aged 58. Born in England he lived here since 1882 and leaves a widow. Funeral at Episco pal church followed by Interment in East Hill cemetery.

Palestine Texas International Great Northern Ita Matt Brown Tucker J. H. Wright England Huwl Yorkshire Episcopal Church Fast Hill Comes Ory

Woodmen Lodge Installs Officers for Ensuing Year

Wellborn Woodmen of the World Sandle wood Camp No. 385 in Wellborn Texas publicly installed its officers for the year. Sovereign D W Hamilton from Junelson City Camp No. 124 Hearne Texas delivered an address on Woodcraft and officiated at the installation. A supper followed with Ladies assisting and guests expressing satisfaction.

Wellborn Texas Sandlewood Woodmen of the World C. M. Sandie C. C D. W. Harmilton Junelson City Hearne

Port Arthur Vessels Loading for Europe and Norfolk

Port Arthur Texas January 7 Through the kindness of Mr J C Collins The Post correspondent lists boats loading at elevator A and their destinations Hougtington for Liverpool Venetia for Hamburg Fernlanis for London Sieidrecht for Rotterdam Waastwatter for Hamburg All carry wheat and cotton and report quick dispatch Venetia first to load full capacity and ready to sail for Norfolk About 1100 carloads of export goods await ships as Channel and Doth company and the Pittsburg and Gulf railroad look to a strong year ahead.

Port Arthur Texas J.C. Collins Hougtington Liverpool Venetia Hamburg Fernlanis London Sieidrecht Rotterdam Waastwatter Norfolk Ocean Channel and Doth Company Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad

San Angelo Livestock Notes Report

San Angelo notes report cattle and horse trades including Spaulding buying Vermont ranch stock for about £160,000 and Talbot cattle for $15,900. Evans and Abbott sold 1580 muttons at $2.25 to Lawder in Missouri. High-grade Hereford calves sold to Colly. Lyman sold a carload of saddle and draft stock to McFarland. Several horses bought, with weather and pasture hardships noted.

San Angelo Texas H. B. Spaulding Vermont F. B. Sloess Talbot Arthur Evans B. A. Abbott E. M. Lawder Mexico Payne & Jones W. C. B. Colly H. D. Lyman K. M. McFarland Shelby County East Texas J. M. Cox Jeff Woodward

Hearne Busy Visitors and Local Business Start Strong

Hearne Texas January 7 Messrs C G Wood and E G McNutt of Munford are in Hearne. D W Hamilton returned from Wellborn where he joined the Wowlmon camp officers installation. Trade is above expectations as merchants begin the new year. Walter Welch arrived from San Antonio and becomes night yardmaster for the Houston and Texas Central Railroad. W Bailey of Calvert attended to legal business yesterday.

Hearne Texas C. G. Wood E. G. McNutt Munford D. W. Hamilton Wellborn Wowlmon Walter Welch San Antonio Houston and Texas Central Railroad Company W. Bailey Calvert

G D Walt Dead in Croesbeech Texas

G D Walt aged about years died at his home in Croesbeech Texas at 7 a m after long illness. He leaves a large family to mourn his passing. Interment will be in Glenwood Cemetery Houston Monday morning at clock.

Croesbeech Texas Thie City G, D. Wait Pancur Houston Glenwood

Warner's Safe Cure Promises Digestion Aid After Meals

Advert published claims Warner's Safe Cure eases discomfort after eating by aiding digestion and gastric juice flow. It touts benefits for biliousness nausea flatulence headache and constipation and presents the product as a long trusted kidney and biliary remedy embraced worldwide.

Warner

Fire logs destruction of Hickman home in Texas blaze

The residence of W. T. Hickman, five meters southwest of Honham Fooham Texas, burned early this morning around 6 o'clock. A small amount of contents was saved. The property is valued at 1700 with 400 insured.

Fooham Texas W. T. Hickman

Fire destroys businesses in Weatherford on New Year’s Day

Fire discovered at 3 o'clock in the Woodhouse block on Weatherford Square destroys the Red Light saloon and George Wilder's grocery house. It damages Dan Osborn's dry goods stock and the St Louth millinery shop, with total damage around 10000 dollars and 5600 dollars insured.

Weatherford Texas Woodhouse George Wilder Dan Osborn St. Louth

Tragic House Fire Claims Child in Terarkenoa

Fire destroys the Albert Stricklin residence on the outskirts of Terarkena Arizona. The entire value of the home, estimated at 1200 dollars, was uninsured. A one-year-old child perished in the blaze after being trapped in a room before rescue could occur.

Terarkena Terarkenoa Ariz Albert Stricklin

Fire Hits Gresham Building In Cleburne, Texas

Early dawn fire destroyed the Gresham building at the southeast corner of the equate in Cleburne. Lower floor housed H Morrison Jr hardware, upper floors held Dr Schoble dentist and W L Kennett photographer. Losses include Dr Morrison 4600 on fixtures total 6400, Gresham 275 building total 6000, Dr Scheble 650, W L Bennett 1000, English & Ewing 900 total 400, Wm Brewer 4000 insured 4100, High Pain Co 9000 4550, Dr D Strickland 300 125. Explosion rattled windows and shook the town. fire origin undetermined.

Cleburne Texas Gresham H. Morrison, Jr D. Strickland Mort Hone Cii

Died: Roach Shields and Hitchcock in Texas and Tennessee

James Roach a noted Texan bicycle racer died in San Antonio after a year with consumption. James T Shields son of a Knoxville judge died at Bourne from a hemorrhage. A H Hitchcock prominent Mississippi stockman died at Santa Hose hospital from paralysis. remains to be sent home to Magnolia Minnesota.

San Antonio Texas James Roach James T. Shields James Shieldn Knoxville Tenn Bourne Here A. H. Hichcock Missisippi Santa Hose Hospital Magnolia Mine Tonle

Pell Dead While Talking in Quayah Texas

J A Garrett, a stock farmer and Cumberland Presbyterian elder, collapsed and died of heart failure Thursday afternoon while talking in front of the Quayah post office. He lived with his two grown daughters on North Groombeck. Funeral services were held at 6 p m yesterday in City Cemetery.

Quayah Texas J. A. Garrett Garret North Groombeck Cumberland Presbyterian Church Gypsum Pia

Arrest Report Ties Ex-Officer to Laredo Murder

Arthur Williams, a former officer, was arrested by Sheriff Dowe in connection with the December 9 murder of Jack Hardesty at Laredo Texas. Williams faces charges as the alleged killer and was taken into custody yesterday afternoon.

Mercier Battle Paws Texas Arthur Wiliams Bheriff Dowe Jack Hardesty Laredo Willes Ander

Mexican railroad agent and sheriff arrest man near Eagle Pass

An agent of the Mexican International Railroad in Caldad Porfirio Ins, Mexico, identified a Black man wanted by Deputy Marshal Hanson of Laredo and offered him work at a depot. Upon Wil Harmis' arrival at the depot the sheriff arrested him after Mr. Anderson notified that the man had crossed the river. Jack Hardesty, a railroad man from Monterey, Mexico, was visiting his mother in Louisville, Kentucky.

Gon Mexican International Railroad Caldad Porfirio Ins Mexico Mr. Anderson Marshal Hanson Laredo Eaghe Wil Harmis Anderson Jack Hardesty Monterey Louisville

Methodists Hold Quarterly Conference In Roby Tx

Cattle are in poor shape due to winter but condition may improve as weather stays good. Local stock faring badly though cowmen face no immediate distress if conditions continue favorable. Horses and mules sell locally at better prices amid a side season in the ground. Land sales surge as non residents move to resident ownership, with more property changing hands in the last three months than in years past.

Roby Texas Lome Niles

Young Man Hurt In Campbell Saw Mill Accident

Arthur Finger, son of T. J. Finger of Campbell Texas, was severely injured when a pulley on a wood saw pulley system failed under heavy load. The frame was unstable and the pulley crushed his chin, shattered a jawbone, and broke his right arm. He was alive but badly injured and receiving medical care. recovery expected.

Greenville Texas Campbell Arthur Finger Young Finger Tre Lowan T. J. Finger

Subscription List Topic Leads Yoakum Meeting Programme

Press Association notes from Yoakum Texas December 7 outline the April 1900 South and West Texas Prowse association programme. Items include a paper on The Subscription List by W. Trickey Pearsall Leader, reminiscence of Texan Journalism by H. C. Thompson Floresville Chronicle, a poem by Clarence Quiley Galveston Tribune, and talks on industrial promotion of Texas. Other addresses cover Early Settlement of Texas, Frontier Life, and The County Paper with involvement from Cuero Star Karnes County News Runge and San Antonio figures. W. L. Jobnstas serves as secretary.

Texas Texas Railway Hotteton J. C. Carr San Antonio A. &. Crisp Cuero Star the Foreign Advertiser Wi. Galllett Karnes County Runge W. L. Jobnastos

Evangelist Abe Malkey Preaches at Killeen Methodist

Evangelist Abe Malkey arrived by evening train in Killeen Texas and preached a sermon at the Methodist church titled God's Plan in a Revival. The sermon drew a large audience despite bad weather, with a plain yet convincing style and logical arguments.

Evangelist Malkey Killeen Texas Abe Malkey Methodist Church Chriscan Speer Staiker Yn

Business Sold in Wortham Town

Wortham Texas January 7 I J Stubbs longtime dry goods and grocery merchant sells his entire mercantile business to nephews John P and Roy Stubbs J O Stubbs will devote his energy to cattle and banking after the sale

Wortham Texas Stubbs John P Roy Stubbs

Killing at Del Rio rocks Mexican pastor in town

In Del Rio Texas January 7 a Mexican man named Manuel Molano was killed by another Mexican with a rock at a South Del Rio house during pastores activities. The attacker fled likely crossing the river into Mexico.

Mexico

SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS RISING STAR AND STATE FUND

The child of J R Harrin died from burns. Gropsbeck notes 1890 recorded battle mortgages. Wortham reports rains impairing roads delaying farm work. Barstow notes Ward county bonds sold to school board for state permanent school fund. San Antonio reports Carnegie telegram pledging 50900 for a public library on conditions.

San Antonio Mra D. H. Ainsworth The San Antonio Public Library Association Andrew Carnegie

Stolen Cattle Reported Near Foulehear Texas

Richmond Texas January 6. Stolen from near Foulehear this county three head of cattle described as red cow D5 on hip and X on ribs with broken hind foot, white and red spotted steer branded X on ribs, and brown cow branded WH8 on rib and X on shoulder. Reward offered 50 by B W Whisenant for arrest and conviction. Information to B W Whisenant Fugar Texas or R P Briscoe Jr sheriff mond Texas.

Richmond Texas Foulehear B. W. Whisenant Fugar R. P. Briscoe, Jr Mond

Frank Noland Dies in Liberty TX Railroad Dept Employee

Mr. Frank Noland of Liberty Texas dies at 9 this morning while employed in the bridges and buildings department of the Texas and New Orleans Railroad company. He leaves a wife and four small children and a circle of friends.

Frank Noland Liberty Texas Department of Bridges and Buildings Texas and New Orleans Railroad Company

Houstonisus Coming Home Waethington

January 7 report notes Mr Wake Out 4 Frank Andrews and others from New none clearer text.

Houstonisus Waethington Mr. Wake Frank Andrews New

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Alvin News Chappell Hill Palestine Pointers Hearne Itema G. D. Walt Honham Pell Roy Business Matters del Rio SHORT Shdrifes' Department Figin Will James Clara James James
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