Foreign and Domestic Notes From Early News Set
Admiral and Mrs. Schley depart Wand siegton for a ten day trip to Savannah. A large Louisiana sugar growers meeting adopts resolutions protesting to cane sugar producers in Cuba. Frankiti J. Moses, former governor of South Carolina, is sentenced to four months in Boston for larceny of an overcoat. Hon Wood Bevan speaks at a Commonwealth banquet in Boston. Senate committees to report. Highn bill creates secretary of commerce office. Claim of Amerinone against Venesoria not pressed now. Carnegie Institution trustees announced. Secretary Root blames Spooner amendment for Philippines progress. Roosevelt may favor Seley appeal action.
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Admiral
Senate
Secretary of Commerce
Cloim
Amerinone
Venesoria
Carnegie Institution
Root
Roosevelt
Seley
Franklin J. Mo
Boston
Sears
Carolina
Legislative actions anchor tense Senate confirmation votes
The House schedules a pivotal debate on a constitutional matter with party line votes in the Senate for confirmations. Key figures discussed include party leaders and budget actions, as Republicans critique the approach while Democrats urge swift action. Jurisdictional statutes and appropriations are cited as the political stage shifts amid factional tensions.
Unclear historical notes on local events and figures
Fragmented OCR summary references a well near Whaler Mound, a water test, and a court hint. Mentions Henry Widhiundt of Palestine, a bank, Teluiry leader, and Appleby Brownwood fires. Details are garbled. key names and places are uncertain.
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du Air
Henry Widhiundt
Palestine
Winugh Ia Pt Bratimont
Jasper
Mn National Bank
Agpreme
Biores O
Appleby
Brownwood
Fragmented OCR Weather and Transit Notes
A garbled report references Southern Pavliie climates and railway actions. Mentions dates and figures related to inspections and maintenance, with scattered names and places, but the exact events and locations are unclear. The text suggests transportation planning and oversight, but specifics are unrecoverable from the provided fragment.
Grain and stock markets mixed on fluctuating trading
Cotton advanced on strong demand while corn stayed active on a declining market. Wheat slumped from high levels and provisions remained quiet. Hog futures showed strength as traders hesitated to diversify and United States Steel disappointed professional operators amid a quiet cattle trade.
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Chicago
United States Steel Han
United
Pipe organ consecration at Temple Beth Iq Fae and civic notes
The article notes a consecration of a new pipe organ at Temple Beth Iq Fae. It reports on Houston's regional importance in state manufacturing comparisons, cites South Texas Poultry Show prizes, and mentions a public detail on officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors. It also references a Knights of Pything joint installation ceremony.
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Cpligh
Cena
Houston
South Texas Poultry
Ladies Ausiliery
Order of Thailway
Knights of Pything
Railroad rate hearing in Kansas City examined witnesses
Interstate commerce officials in Kansas City heard testimony on railroad rates as several witnesses were examined by the interstate common commission. The session focused on rate practices and their impact on shippers and passengers.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Calveston Texas
A bankruptcy petition was filed in Calveston Texas on January 9 by Drioe My oh 1 Newetary line fea goatee a tinal inchange Nu hunt mu pitlly. The petition names J. ai Toby of thincelly ted n hare bryptee py idy UHL ritMnee id avoning as a voluntary filing. The notice cites assets and exemptions and refers to the Federal system with a claimed exemption of S500.
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Calveston
Texan
Atitin
Texac
Dr. J. Ai Toby
Thincelly
Ted N Hare Bryptee Py
ritMnee
Lintiittles BN
Rot Aveeno
Confectioner Ausigne Faces Unclear January Incident
Confectioner on Constitution Street in Victoria Teans is involved in an unclear incident described with garbled details. The report mentions January and a person named J M Cox and references a potential fire event with unclear outcomes and ages.
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Ausigne
Victoria
Teans
J. M. Cox
Constitution Street
Coop Piled Praiby
Naeeta
Petition in Bankruptcy Details Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR text shows a petition in bankruptcy with scattered names and phrases. Most names and the action are unclear, making it difficult to identify involved parties, court, location, date, or outcomes.
Galveston Mayor Flynn Faces Bond Petition in Court
Galveston official AL W Funnel filed a petition with the Weilsied Atalex court clerk today. The mayoral candidate from Galveston argued his liabilities were met and the court noted a bond of about $1600.
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Galveston
Veron
Weilsied Atalex Court
AL W. Funnel
Mayrhart
Perio
Fire records at Brownwood store shock customers
A Brownwood store fire report notes a blaze in the morning around two o clock damaging stock and inventory. Fire officials report the scene contained and the loss quantified at a stated amount with insured items affected.
Fragmented Texas notice on fire damage and wind
The readable text describes a damaged scene in Gonanlen Texas with fire involvement and strong winds. It notes lingering fire and that responders faced challenges from the weather while preventing further damage to the building and nearby areas.
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Gonanlen
Texas
Japunry
Mehlma
Fire at Appleby Destroys Stocks and Buildings
Appleby fire damages stock and stockroom at L. CL Halley outfit. Insurance valued at 2700 pounds. Losses extend to bulldive and fock. Fire response by Appleby and Blackwater personnel, with police and insurance notes.
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Appleby
Toxo
L. CL Halley
Shearer
A. Ap Blackwater
Origelel
Movement of Ocean Vessels Show Broad Foreign Arrivals
Special to The Post reports arrivals and departures of ships at New Orleans and other ports. Vessels from Galveston to Bren, Barcelona to New York and London are listed with routes and destinations, indicating a busy maritime movement.
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New Orleans
Westhartiepont
Galveston
Tirard
Gal
Weston
Bren
Barcelona
Vortajrak
Spau
Gulveaton
Ponsacnia
Dorado
Amn
Tivin
New York
Tamplean — Uitr
Liv
Wooten's First Speech Sparks Succession Hearing
The article reports on Siehbrecht and Boen picked as successors amid a hearing for Rosurmient. It notes speeches to the Pret Wantington, testimony about the Hopton cake decision, and references to Representative Sileeg of New York and other figures. The piece mentions Galveston, the New Chwane incident, and ongoing government department talks with multiple named actors.
Laying a Pipe Line in Texas Fuel Field
A Texas fuel oil firm plans to enter fields near Beaumont with a major pipe line project. J S Chitin, formerly with the city, now leads the Standards Witsinews unit at Corsicana and oversees the new pipe line work amid local excitement and land acquisitions near Port Ar.
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Beaumont
Texas Fuel Oil Company
Mima
Januay Totho
J. S. Chitin
Eliy
Witsinews
Corsicanu
Witter
Port ‘Arthis
Strike Settlement Reached in New York Garment Industry
A labor dispute between garment workers and manufacturers in New York was resolved after negotiations. The agreement affects short-term shifts and hours, with involvement from the United Garment Workers union and industry leaders in multiple cities including St. Louis and Chicago.
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New York
United States
Ishoaths
Minen
Howtos
Whitlade Nngo
St. Lois
Garuear
Philippine Conditions: Spooner Amendment Blamed for Stalled Progress
Secretary Reet outlines why permanent progress in the Philippines falters, blaming the Spooner Amendment and military monitoring limits. He discusses Civilian oversight, funding, and the political obstacles hindering effective governance and reform efforts amid wartime pressures.
Untitled Texas Specials and Local Notices Brief
Fragmented OCR details a jumble of Texas specials and local items from Marshall Fort Worth and nearby areas. Names like Charles Wiggins and Olive Norris appear amid scattered notices about properties, depots, and incidents, with unsure references to locations and dates.
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Waldisviggi
Gs & Co
Finn
Marshall
Sheet
Torsigana Mis
Tou A
Morris Ia
Rene
Hadden
Jenison
Charles Wiggins
Levis Illonaler
Tare Pie Fort Worth
Antenserdtuseh
Wasteuueferrlite
Adah
Phos Huechwi
In Property
Iible Eft
Tdelidiigg
Drewens
Jee Fontery
SP Muldtawaite
Olive Norris
Elven
Hee
Ghorse
The Trust State New Jersey Corporations Rise
New Jersey rapidly expanding corporate registrations with numerous formations reported across the state. The era signals substantial growth in corporate activity as many entities pursue capitalization and incorporation, marking a shift in regional business development.
Iron Medicines Restore Energy and Health, Says Doctor
A physician explains a forty five year old method of combining iron with other ingredients to restore strength and vitality. The text promotes a specific product and claims it supports overall health by boosting the blood, tissue, and organs.
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Hartera
Fatal fire at non explosive powder mill destroys factory
The Rickeylte Novospiatvs Powder Co mill in Chartel Ja Eaagery was destroyed by fire. Two men were burned dead, a third will die from injuries and two others seriously burned but expected to recover. Named deceased include John Stewart and Wy Smi. Injured include 7. Bl Roanberry James Alueker Zeintmeier. Authorities suspect an explosion caused the blaze. The incident drew responses from Congressman James Kerr and Robey of New York. Estimated cost of the fire was $40.
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Rickeylte Novospiatvs Powder Company
Gre
Tony
John
Stewart
James Alueker
Zeintmeier
James Kerr
Woo
Rhekey
New York
New Itinerary for Girls Industrial School Tour Issued
The Texas Democratic Party and state officials published the official travel itinerary for the Girls Industrial School Commission tour. Austin witnesses the January departure schedule with routes including Bryan Houston Walnut Springs and Dublin. Charters were filed for several companies in the region and a new colonel election for the First Infantry is planned.
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A‘st
Texas
Thy
Tris Industrial School Commission
Toon. Jum
Austins
Houston
Texas Central
Janine ii Rae Attlee
Jevre
Lal
Dublin
Attive Owl
Tyee
Janes
Danuger
Raveeli
Missouri Waittsas
Toxya Tists
Wednesdiv
Sanday
Arrien
Iexcurh
Teegs
Oni Om
Waoilneadats
Lonve Vn
Minaouri
Konsae
Peane Sion
P.m. Thuraday
Dnonars A
Dintou
Aveta Win Missourh
Kans
Beattinkhey Pride
Jan
Missouri
Koosas
Tess
Texas Midland
Tangy
Xto
Dofferschi
Miksnun
Kansas
Thuretin
Ivaryniy
Dr M A McLaughlin of Dallas Texas
Dr M A McLaughlin is listed at 407 Linz Building Dallas Texas in the directory. The entry provides a professional address and indicates medical affiliation in the Dallas area.
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DR. M. A
Mclaughlin
Linz Building
Dallas
Texas
State Sheriff Fees and New County Records in Texas
The notice describes sheriff fee rules and the statewide move to standard county superintendent record books, with Texas officials arranging shipments from Austin. It notes a January publish and education department reminders, plus an insurance authority grant to Southern Mutual Tenet Association. Also listed are a Houston Light Guard appointment, a death roll from January 1, and obituaries for Charles Ban-Rerman and Robert G. Rivker.
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Austin
Texas
County Superiadenia
Falarh OxpTeas
Southern Mutual
Dulin
Lnsurance Department
Harry H. Jones
Houston Light Guard
Aussip
Charles Ban- Rerman
Wowell
Taylor
Anton Westergnaritle
Robert G. Rivker
Duried Trilay
From Governor to Rogue Franklin Mo is Sentenced Four Months
A garbled notice appears to report that Franklin Mo faced a four month sentence, with references to Boston and January, and mentions details about overcoats, galleries, and alleged acts. The text is partially illegible but implies a legal ruling and a period of confinement.
McCreary Succeeds Peace in Kentucky Senate Vote
Kentucky Democrats nominate James B. McCreary for senator in Frankfort at the capitol. The session marks a shift after decades of service, with Blanding noted among prominent representatives as the vote concludes in January.
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Frankfort
United States
Kentucky Democrats
Blanding
Ball
Rebresenias
Kentucky
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe circulars reveal leadership shifts
The official circular from Gilvester Texas announces changes in Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe leadership. It names Col Polk as second vice president to succeed George Lee and notes new department supervision. It also mentions an election of Frank 08 as assistant to the general and George D. Douglas as vice president, with dates set for implementation.
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Gilvester
Tex
Gulf
Colorado
Chicago
Daniory
Frank
George D. Douglas
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