Local Manufacturers Hold Monthly Fusion Meeting
The Fusion Manufacturers association held a regular monthly session at the Hutchins house, electing officers including H. C. Mosehart as president and E. G. Rust as vice president. Minutes report progress on taxation reform efforts, with committees tasked to secure funds and establish a new hall for events and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusion Manufacturers Association
Hutchins
Mosehart
EB. G. Rist
BE. C. Crawford
McAughan
M. C. Harber
C. N
A. H. Baldwin
J. J. Pastoriza
Urdy
E. M. Boyles
Jumen Chorlign
Fawertt
3. Risber
GS. Shannon
D Porterfield
B. BE. Persone
Sual
Tal Sue
Setanie Tile
Anc Dent
PB. Woodhead
Pastoriza
Femihead
Galvestana
Colquitt
Chariton
Hooston
Paytorizea
New Bariaess
H.C. Monehart
James Moiehat
Nndert
H. (. Mosehart
Pressi
E.G. Rust
Alan
BC. Crayford
Treasur
Mews
M. C
Harber
James Me
E.taylor
Yeor
Eeyromani
Duca
Visitors from many cities fill the Bristol scene
Several travelers including Hayat Shene Victoria Nacogdoches Griffon Corrigan and Bristol’s guests from Austin Houston San Antonio St Louis Dallas and Paris were seen at the Bristol yesterday. Mrs George Glass was noted as seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamefore
Galveston
Griffon
Corrigan
Hen
Nacogdoches
Macwi
Vinson
Gorrigan
Beomh O Hempstead
Hgnor
Austin
Spotta
Brisxtor
St. Louia
Betherday
San Antonio
the Hutchins
Charles Pescay
McPherson
Kany
Bristol
Shephard
Sandy Poiatts
Dallas
Champaign
el the Lawlor
Washington, D. Ts
Capital
Faust’ Company
Koof Griveston
Seat Hill
Bastead James
Mae Dickinson
St. Lous
Raven
Privile
Walter 4Cnr Joomh in Fmt The fabthar at Local Stagh
Large audience saw Walter McCullough star in a Mephistopheles role with Lewis Morrison comparison. Coombs theater company produced the piece with strong acting by McCullough and Misses Sula Trio and Farwell earning warm audience approval for the new Refusco offering by Frohman company tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Joomh
Tully
Sweeney & Coombs
Caw
Jules
Murry
Walter McCullough
Bublla
Ao Ld
Lewis Morrison
McCullough
Morrizon
William
Doharia
Faet
Marguerite
Mites
Farwell
Martha
Mr. Morrison
Efférte
Reem
Refusco
Frohman Company
Aye Performan
Moscow Notes Trace Deaths Across Nearby Towns
The Dallas-style brief reports multiple obituaries and notices. Janes Burch of Lofkin, Davison of Livingston, Mina Rova Lee Johnson of Waio share deaths prompting funeral attendances. Kate Lively of Grapeland visits, Prof A B McGeer returns to Silsbee, and Kansas City relatives visit Moscow for holidays.
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Moscow
Texas
Janes Burch
Lofkin
Davison
Livingston
Royal Arch Matons
Livingaton
Mina Rova Lee Johnson
Waio
Daltan
Kate Lively
Grapeland
Viaititi
Aldrich
A. B. MaeGea
Silsbee
Creek
Kansas City
Victoria Locals Update City Directory Plans and Notable Movements
Victoria residents Heollan and Thomas secured council approval to number streets and display the street names, with a city directory to follow. East and Preston Austin travel to Fort Worth for stockmen events while William Whalitte is hired again as engineer for Florida Gulf rail lines. First National Bank officers were reelected at their annual meeting. Mrs Shields and Miss Mary Clark plan marriage January 18 at the Presbyterian church. Morrison's Faust at Victoria on January 10 is touted as a major theatrical event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Texas
New York
Vwekas
Mexican Ood Gulf
Western Texas
Pacific Railways
First National Bank
J. M. Brown
Eigete Sibley
Theo. Buhler
Frank Buhler
Drwi
F. B. Shields
Misa Mary Clark
The
Presbyterian Church
Morrison
Faust
Death of Mr. Max Stern in Galveston
A dispatch from Pellville Tesac reports the death of Mr. Max Stern at St Mary’s in Galveston at 4:40 PM yesterday. He was of Jewish descent, connected to local Jewish families, and active in mercantile work. He belonged to Sons of Herman Woodmen of the World Knights of Honor and Knights of Avilan lodges. interment at Salvation toilby. He leaves a wife and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellville
Tesac
Max Stern
St. Mars
Sons of Herman
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Honor
Knights of Ayblan
Lexington Couple Wed in Shire Texas
Lexington Texas January 1. On the 6th instant Mr Blemard Hieter of this place and Miss Lilie Perry formerly of Lexington were married at the home of Mr G H Denpleon the young lady's guardian in Shire Hamilton county Texas. Mr Hester returns today with his bride accompanied by his elder Miss Minnie Hester. Mr Hester is the only son of Mr N Hester deceased a prominent merchant. Miss Perry was a ward of Mr B J Fletcher of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Texas
Blemard Hieter
Misa Lilie Perry
G. H. Denpleon
Shire
Hamilton County
Hester
Todey
Minnie Hester
N. Hester
Perry
Red River Navigation Delegates Gather in Paris
Delegates to the Red River navigation convention expected to attend in Paris as they depart Denison Texas on January 15 amid strong enthusiasm. Reports from Paris indicate delegates are arriving from nearby areas with plans for the forthcoming meeting.
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Hed River Navigation Convercion
Denison
Texas
Paris
Ypxat
River flooding prompts Nueces region alerts
A telephone message from Nuecesions reports the Nueces River is rising due to heavy rains over the past week. Flood conditions threaten low-lying areas as crews monitor the rampage and adapt to the swift current and high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nueces
Bowe
Terps
Nuecesions
Nicaragua Canal Debates US Control Amid Hepburn Plans
Washington reports say Congress backs full American control of the canal, with Hepburn's bill authorizing $140,606 for construction. Aimed at steering tolls and fortifications, the measure faces diplomatic scrutiny as Britain and Germany weigh implications of a Clayton-Hulwer style joint approach. The Senate and House committees move toward a broader American authority, while the public records note regional crime and market forecasts as the weather and harvest outlook improve.
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New York
Washington
House of Rongraes
Belle
Senate Committee of
Morgan
Hepburn
United States
Ttik & Mootet
Great Britain
Liles
Britain
High Joint Commission
Canada
Senate
Hoilan
Vonkreas
Heathen in New York City Warns of Religious Decline
Miss Helen F. P. Clark of the Avantel band told a Methodist gathering in New York that the city is heathen and could outpace Tokio. She cited 1,200,000 unaffiliated with any church, and noted low Protestant participation, immigrant influence, and sparse church presence in many wards, comparing New York with other states and regions.
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New York
Helen FP. Clark
Avantel Band
Tokio
Toktu
Wort
Clark
Maniilan
Greater
Brooklyn
East Side
Bast
Dakotas
Baltimore and Ohio stockholders hold annual meeting in Haltimer
An annual stockholders meeting of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is set for Haltimers on Wednesday. The session follows months of reorganizing activity and big deals in progress. Speculation centers on possible Pennsylvania Railroad representation and a board reshuffle. Directors John K. Cowan and vice presidents Oscar G. Murray and Frederick Arthur Underwood are expected to be re elected with the plan to align policy with the Pennsylvania system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltimers
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Willim Soloman
Sali
Pannsylvaniia
K. Cowan
Qecar
Pennsylvania I
Heltimore
Ohio
Polic
Blaltimore
Palo Pinto Court Convicts Several Felons in January
In Palo Pinto County Texas January 12 the district court adjourned and the following were convicted of felonies Henry White for theft of cotton five years in the penitentiary the theft of horse two years for cattle two years and other related counts with additional sentences for several Venetian defendants noted in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Wood
HH. C
Hornback
Will Briton
Mitde Mentor
Rebbes
Ow District Court
Palo Pinto
Texas
Tnatriet
Palo Pinto County
Irs
Henry White
Thett
Catte
Perm
Wreck and social notes from Brenham region
A Brenham wire recounts a vehicle wreck near Main Street with injuries to Lem Sith and others. It also notes the old soldiers convention in March, local church resolutions for Geo Breedlove’s death, and various community events and travels involving residents and officials.
National Gear company reorganization under bankruptcy talks
In New York on January 15 reports discuss the planned reorganization and rehabilitation of the National Gear company through bankruptcy proceedings. The firm has authorized capital of 9 million dollars, originated in 1898, and holds a New Jersey charter. The Shear trust figure is noted as central to controlling much of the shear interests nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Gear Company
Wall Street
New Jersey
Comanche Area Reports Mixed Conditions in Janware Notes
A fragment from Comanche Texas mentions Fred Cherthier aged five as a crash victim with likely recovery. The Neely Cunningham House Co. plans a new build this week as Wat Téxap sees housing growth. Trade in local businesses is improving amid fair conditions.
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Tonmanche Villinge
Comanche
Texas
Fred Cherthier
Hla
Neely-Cunningham House Company
En Sere
Wat Téxap
Fustutoes
Salisbury's Bad Faith Inquiries Expose German Diplomatic Strife
A fragment from a wartime report details German imperial misgivings as Emperor William II and Count von Bülow face scrutiny over aims toward Britain. It notes a foreign office briefing on hunting rights on the Tundeshath and reports the influenza recovery of U S Consul Mason, amid royal theater tragedy in Carrere and tensions with Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William Lil
Cousit von Bulow
Byjrain
Hat Boglind
Qiniente
Gennay
Aalinbany
Lennon
Count von Hwelefeldt
Weber Wen
Brice Admiralty
Fareian
Cirothy
Lal
United States
Mason
Witsner
Royal Theater
Carrere
American Troops Advance as Manila Reports Battles
Manila reports General Jon C. Bates's troops operating near Tayt with cavalry pursuing retreating forces. Supposedly many Spanish prisoners are held at Lapa as the Third Cavalry suffers casualties near San Verantine de la Unten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Jon C. Bates
Gotonel Haye
Third Cavalry
San Vernantine
Halleteville Texas Undated Crime and Local Notices
An unclear report notes a sheriff in Wharton County detaining three Mexicans on a horse theft warrant. The piece mentions a special school election and a Southwestern Telephone Co project initiating local exchanges. References to war era poverty, a pension, and missing or garbled names appear amid the damaged text.
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Halleteville
Texas
Penor
Wharton County
Warren County
Theos
Aparo
Southwestern Telephone Company
Nnttina Ind Jocal Exchange
Joan Meyers
Bashy
Mick
Fragments From San Antonio Notice Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR text from a San Antonio notice shows garbled names and dates. It references a person or place with unclear relation to a local matter and lacks coherent details for a full summary.
Obituary Notice of Missouri Native in Chicago Grocery Merchants
A native of Callaway County Missouri, he worked in the grocery business in Chicago from 1941 to 1845. He came to the fleet with Aleamboat on the Missouri. He is survived by a wife, two daughters, and two sons.
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Missouri
Chicago
Boxing Night Notes Mixed Results Across Cities
Reports from January events note Maule Matthews defeating Jock Benker in Brooklyn and a 25 round draw between Frank Patterson and Sody Stith in New York. An incident in Shreveport details Walter Douglans felled by a punch in a theater, while Charles Carroll’s champion status is touched on amid a violent body blow sequence.
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New York
Frank Patterson
Sody Stith
Joe Atumeles
Brooklyn
Sheeveport
Tonlehy
Walter L. Douglans
Ofan van
Portelied to Texas telegram details fray night scheme
A garbled telegram describes a brazen scheme involving a Texas event, a donation, and an alleged doctoring of someone at home. The account references New Orleans and a crackdown effort, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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Texas
Mirakel
Tamimeree
Ned Foy
Unclear historical note on upcoming race meeting and events
Fragmentary OCR describes a racing club event with talks of a main meet and schedule in a distant location. Mentions of a track, jockey club, and potential dates are garbled but imply preparations for a winter or spring gathering with planned activities and participation.
Deaths and injuries in a naval disaster at New York harbor
A historic naval incident near New York Harbor is recorded with casualty details. Lieutant Monard and Captain Tentis of the monitor class ships are among the survivors and officials listed. The damage affected the crew and revenue marines, with multiple officers reported in the shore and harbor services.
Scarlet Fever Hits Texas Town Amid Illness Surge
In Quidweil Texas January reports list multiple scarlet fever cases from J W Sinner ranch and Aleen milhe area. Physicians note several mild cases with one death, while town health officials monitor spread and advise caution.
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Seoarlet
Jan Anecho
Tiras
J. W. Sinner
Ranchman
Aleen Milhe
Quidweil
Texas
Hempstead Court Proceedings Name Local Figures
The Hempstead county court convenes in the morning with a session listed to include several named local figures such as C Wyker A Menke and J No Lementi among attendees. County commissioners plan the permit business and note Mr and Mrs FF A Murvey of Heupion in attendance.
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Hempstead Lewe Seiten
Tampatend
Texas
Wiinitairy Leen
Iidoriog Court
Rats
Dwake Hoo
Choon O. Maretail
Je Thivin
Wil Muxwatt
Ear Wirigine
Mauro
WR Mant
Nath
Heviihe
C. Wyker
A Menke
Glarnie
No Lemetni
Sander
Pemidee Bosinees
A. Murvey
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Ocal Manufacturers
Hfe Association
Sahi Reporter
Little Avenue
Theo. Heyth, Jr
Consumers’ Oil
Forest City
Ari
Mr. Williams
Josh
Mise Peart Fisher
Hempstead Yeetar
Gotrege H. Phair
Frestor
M. E. Church
South
Linedtely
Eers
Brenham
Tion
Nard
Sherman
Naiattion
Waco
Howard F. Smith
Wight
Fort
Woth
George Glass
STAGH
Den
Congress
C. Stockholters
Ra Aleriatton
Breghani
Ie Witt Childress
AY DO Childrees
Moentam Furniture Company
Iitile
Gavarnde
Tay
Len
V. W. Grobte
Greenville
Hite Committee
Elatathin
Ont Blade
James Stephen Hogg
John KH. Warler
Cotnly
Osaw
Il Peru
Laf, Harris
Pitt
Wenry
Mil Creek
Harris
Abe
Baptist Sunday School
M. EB. Chuvue
W. OH. Thoms
Geo Breedlove
Gulf, Colorado
Banta
Smith
J. Ro Wilkinson
Worpeon
Mika Mary Stone
Buffalo
Mas
God
Heber Stone
Uscle
A. D. Ohta
New Yorsty
Bastery
Bresham
Baptist Young People's
Uwolon
Wo OM. Guddy
Tony Askew
Santa Fe
Nishville
Tecan
Meshes
GS Wilkine
FCC
McIntyre
Thomaan Whitmen
Rory Worth
Hagle Lake
Qiitel
Wiegunn
FW. Boburrendberg
W. J. Graber
TM. Borne
J. M. Bimon
J. W Evans
George Tucker
Bt. A. Lockett
William Perry
Caene Agalzia
Pennington
Salisbury
Kaiser
Joe Kiffel
England
Janene
Truffalo
Servie Niliy
Sith
Aegon
Baik
Bie Hook
Henontc Pe
Thaowolwty
Correapandanen
Init
Hijet Vohnann
Fallowe
Sapinere
Hawaiianie
South Sea
Monitors
Rew
Monard
Jude
Marion
Highcrok
Brodder
Mslaughlin
M. A. M. McLaughlin
Main Street
Kiam’'S
Maromoth Clothier
Jas. Bute
Houston
Lewis& Rosenberg
Ize
Earl & Wilson
Somme
AP Hadi Bro Insurance
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