City Council Unanimously Overrules Mayor on Commerce Street Switches
City council meeting adjourned session reports mayor absent. pro tem presides. Unanimous vote against mayor veto on placing switches on Commerce Street by Magnolia and Oak Lawn railways. Many petitions and committee reports, drainage concerns, and several road and sidewalk motions adopted.
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Commerere Street
Brashear
iMnese
Maby
Sennen
Dickson
Union Barbern
Allen
Criminal District Court
Aldermey
Rcord Ax
Crmmere Avenue
Oak Lawn
Magnolia
Bern
Thiinar Company
Coutel
Vetu Wna
Mosqnolia Holt
Commercy Street
oOo UF
Aidormin Rosenthall
Soldiers Train Through Houston to Ports Rings
Four trainloads of the Tenth Cavalry, the negro regiment, pass through Houston en route to military ports in Texas. Two trains arrived last night. two more will pass this morning. Soldiers are moved on special trains to Ports Rings. Brown and Melotosh.
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Tenth Cavalry
Throngeh Mouwstein
Gube
Wilpasa
Houston
Texas
Sary
Brown
Melotosh
Unclear River Navigation Ad Read
Fragmentary query asks for a firm and location to order a boat for navigating swift currents on streams. No names, dates, or places beyond Houston appear. readable bits lack concrete entities or actions to summarize into a full news item.
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Houston
Texas
Notable Visitors and Guests at Capitol and Hutchins
A stream of travelers and locals are listed visiting or staying at the Capitol, Hutchins, and Bristol hotels. Names include John Juliff, T. S. Rogers, Thomas F. Cook, J. W. Collier, G. B. Watson, WB Harber, Mrs. Fort Smith, W. A. Patrick, W. H. Bonner, James H. Oraville, W. A. Boyd, J. Hy. Jenkins, C. Tompkins, Harris of Nacogdoches, Blumenthal, W. Klog, Jos F Moyer, J. C. Mistrot, W. Lovegrove, Fred Olivar, RW Cash, John Mc Moore, M. Grumbach, W. J. Dial, Ay He Hall, Harvoirt, Ingram Pyle, James Chenry, Charles A. Prince, Harry Welsh, Arthur F. E. Roach, and Samuel B. Thomas, plus Creston Clarke's agent arranging for a new piece titled A Son of France.
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James HR. Oraviue
Dallas
W. A. Boyd
Meridian
Hutchins
J. Hy. Jenkins
Bastropia
C. Tompkins
Hempstead
Harris
Nacogdoches
Blumenthal
Navasota
I W. Klog
Greenville
Capital
Jos
F Moyer
Chicago
J. C. Mistrot
Bryan
Capitol
WH. Lovegrove
New Or Yount
Bristol
Fred Olivar
Greenberek
Miewie
RW. Cash
Ulveston
Ine Weatherford
Jomee Chenry
Charla A. Prince
Harry Welsh
Ant Arthur FE. Roach
Tenibera
Frnarol
Bumuel B. Thomas
Creston Clarke
France
City Briefs From The Town Hots Ton Business League Meeting
The newly elected directory of the Hots ton Business Learug will meet this morn ing at 11 o'cloak. Mrs Eva Goidly-Rolfe's first phesical uitire leon Saturday morning unite ary 09 to free Onidren at 9500. Adults 10 80 at Reva hall. The hueltiem meeting of Shearn Apworth Lovie tonight at 7.45 p m in Schreaty chapel. The Ladies Partith wececlation all ment at 10/20 o'clock this morning at Christ church parish House to plan the annual reception next Wednesday. Martha Anderson, the relered woman who stabbed Rebecca Terrell, was arraigned on a charge of assault to murder and placed under a $300 bond.
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Dirantory
Hotston
Learug
Eva Goidly-Rolfe
Christ Church
Martha Anderson
Rebecca Terrell
Ruger's Hall
Maishh
Tobacco samples prepared for Paris exposition from Willis
AH Baldwin returned from Willis with selected tobacco samples destined for the Paris exposition. The tobacco was sent Wednesday to Milton Whitney in Washington DC to secure a first class exhibit crediting Texas and Stone ton. Local growers and supporters contributed funds to cover expenses and collectors gathered samples and wrappers for the display.
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AH. Baldwin
Willis
Milton Whitney
Washington, D.C
Texas
Stoneton
Tobaces Crowers
Baldein
F. Roventree
Whitney
Haldwin
Houston
FE. ©. Crawford
Manufacturers’ Association
Hoyland Orphans Home Patrons List Incomplete Donations
Trustees of Alayland Orphans Home publish a notice naming patrons who wish to remain anonymous. The list includes Houston And Texas Lumber Company, Woodmen of the World Beaumont, Magnolia Brewery clients, and numerous individuals providing clothing, food, or goods. The letter notes modesty but asserts public acknowledgment may encourage further contributions.
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Alayland
Houston and Texas Lumber Company
Woodmen of the World
Beaumont
Hel Men's Plcnie
Magnolia Brewery
Lad
American and
Magnolia Breweries
W. L. Poley
Mra. O
Papine Wolf
Square Piano
O Mill
Catton
Hulle
Freddie Hymberg
Tna
Henry Houne
Cus Gingham & Co
Sugarland
Charity Tea and School Fundraiser at Christ Church
Christ church rector Dr Aves hosted a summer gathering at Sex Brook for a holiday feast and cantata. The Sunday school collected funds for furniture and rooms, with gifts from Cotton & Fry and others covering costs, totaling a few hundred dollars for Snowside and scarlet fever relief.
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Aves
Christ Church
Rome
Christ Church Sunday School
Cotton & Fry
Childreme & Taylor
Ingham
Roberts
Moy
Alice Dumble
Choriea H. House
Moss
Greenberg & Bro
Lever
Inca Curtain
H. Waddell
Joey
Miles Perking
Carter
Snowside
Warner
Gwik
Who Is Who at Sweeney Cortins theater offers lively farce
Local stage review praises the farce Who Is Who at Sweeney Cortins theater. Charles A Pusey St John and Eva Tanguay deliver strong comic turns though some jokes are off color. The cast includes Harry Welch and Katherine Weston with a favorable reception to musical and horn sections. Camille matinee announced for afternoon.
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Larne House
Mandy
Sweeney & Cortins’ Theater
Nias
Charles A.pusey Abdert St. John
Dong
Eva Tanguay
II Blaney
Ino
Harry Ne Welch
Renilemat
Himwell
Collertar
Katherine Weston
Sackett
Haldein-Melville Company
Curtain Times For Remaining Engagements Set
The remainder of the organization’s engagement schedules curtain times at matinees and evening performances with specified hourly slots for each show.
German Lutheran church wedding of Hy Schmidt Jr and Pred eticka
Mr Hy Schmidt Jr and Miss Predeticka were married at the German Lutheran church in Ree with Rev. Blasbere officiating at o'clock. The ceremony was followed by a reception and the couple departed for San Antonio for two weeks. Also notes delegates to a Texas Real Estate convention and local weather and a bridge accident in Franklin.
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Hy, Schmidt, Jr
Predeticka
Sauter
Ree
O'Slock
Herbert Reichardt
Paulina
Luter
Emily Reichardt
Jules Aschenfelder
Canned Excitement Ends Without Major Clash
A confrontation between two men at 4:30 in front of the Ar aatoon drew a crowd but was prevented from worsening by friends. The injuries were minor a bruised cheek for one participant.
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Westerdy
AR Aatoon
Kinner
IgAlve Committee Meeting On Tinware Fair Progress
Committees of IgAlve met at Turner Hall for a conference on arrangements for the Tinware Fair. The meeting was well attended and each committee reported good progress with daily work.
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IgAlve
Turner Hall
Best Evidence of Our Work At Packard's Laundry
The notice touts strong patronage and urges readers to refer to many satisfied customers. It lists Packard's Laundry and Dye Works at 91% Prairie Avenue with phone B32 for inquiries.
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Packard
Prairie Avehue
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Alex Coghill
Fr. B. J. Fox
Minnie Racke
M. T. Joned Lumber Company
George Danilovich
W. J. Auberlin
Guardian
Dendaber
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Tor
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Robinson
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Nienbaum
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Nance Committee
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the Post
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Waco
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Conroe
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Beldeville, N. C
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Paris
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Houston Fleal Estate Association
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J. R. Jeter
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Roy Terre
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