Memorial address honors Lee at Confederate groups event
An eloquent address by Hon. Joe H. Eagle opened a Confederate remembrance gathering at the Capitol Hotel hosted by the Robert B. Lee chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy with Daughters of the American Revolution and other groups present. Performances by the Texan quartet and a child reciting The Sword of Robert B. Lee framed the program, concluding with a speech praising Lee and Confederate valor. Officers of Houston lodge No 165 Knight of Pythias were installed, followed by a social meal and closing ceremonies.
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Capitol Hotel
Thin Ery
Robert B. Lee
United Daughhters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the Republic
Dick Moxling
United Confederate Veterans
Sul Mors
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
South
Youtertay Perhaya
Natal
Annie Martin
A. Poden
Marylind
Reesie Warner
Tee MH
Ingle
Krevitian
Vitor
Faare
Indien
Robert B. Law
Recton
Bailefield
Texas
Oere
W. ‘ Frey
Houston Lodge No. 165
Pythias
C. H. Ries
EK. Tracy
R. le Whitehead
Tracy B. Dino
J. B. Collins
George ©. Alexander
William Alexander
John Kennedy
L. W. Brannon
P. Keithly
Grand Lodge
I. V. Dealy
Japanese War Prep Discussed by Visitor at Capitol Hotel
Mr. FP A Dering reports a visitor from Kolw Japan Mr H Loring who has lived in Japan ten years shares views on rising Japanese wartime prep and confidence. He praises the Japanese navy and army likening them to a formidable force poised for conflict and notes American prospects.
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H. Loring
Kolw
Japan
Capi
Me. Loring
Ohiome
Fae Pat
Baldwin Melville Company Opens Engagement
The Balwie Melville company opened a engagement at Haweeney Coombs theatre presenting Mocha at the matinee and Northern Lights at night. Large and appreciative audiences were present on both occasions with hearty evidence of regard. The company, led by Mr Baldwin, is strong and fully deserves public support. This afternoon features Lil Ye Lord Fauntleroy and tonight Devil's Mine.
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Haldwin-Melville Company
Krepertoiry
Balwie-Melvillé Company
Haweeney & Coombs
Yosterday
Baldwin Haw
Raul
Lord Fauntleroy
Fannin School Building Seen With Varnish and Grading
The Fannin school in Houston is praised for its potential to look better if the varnish were filled and the area graded removing mud holes and piles of trash. Visitors typically tour the Wan sin street area and the school as part of their rounds.
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Houston
Texas
Fannin
Tett and
Nana
J. A.M
Carriage Smashed In Main Street Collision
A Pacific Express team frightened by a passing street car on Main Street collided with Mr Z Wilson's carriage near Preston arena. The carriage was demolished and Mr and Mrs Wilken narrowly escaped injury as Frank Schilling of the express wagon delivered a package during the crash.
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Pacific Express Company
Main Street
Mano & Run
Pastorlea'a
Preston Arena
Z. Wilson
Ilo
Going After the Convention
A group left the Central last night for Waco to attend the Republican State executive committee meeting. They aim to influence the committee to call the State convention here. The delegation includes B. Strong, S. B. Tracy, H. L. Ferguson, and supporters. Avery delivered a strong invitation letter from Gatulghi to attend the political gathering.
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Central
Waco
Republican State Executive Committee
B. Strong
B. Tracy
H. (. Fergu
Garry Avery Strong
Grand Chancellor T J Haker Dealt By Pas Chancellor George A
A fragmented report notes Grand Chancellor T J Haker being dealt with by Pas Chancellor George A in a political or ceremonial context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a leadership transfer or decision involving named officials.
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T J Haker
Pas
George A
Oleomargarine Factory A New Enterprise Starts in Haveton
Weasrs Henke & Pillot establish Oleomargarine factory No 1 in Texas with capacity to meet growing demand. The shop aims to produce several grades of artificial butter sold for cooking and restaurant use while asserting high quality and fixed prices. The owners plan to expand as trade grows and emphasize local production and competition with dairy butter.
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Haveton
Oleomargania Factory No
Texas
Menara, Henke & Pillot
Carlow
Henke & Io
Yeaterday
H. Hienke
Bomo
Linn
Death of Mrs B O Hooth at 74 Leaves Family in Mourning
Mrs B O Hooth died yesterday morning at age 74 after a period of illness. Her passing end marks a long life filled with charity and kindness as described by friends and family. Funeral services are set for 3 o clock Sunday at the Horham police station residence with Rev J W Bolonion and Seth Ward presiding. Pallbearers named are W Meehan Campbell Jones Balbes Brown and Perking.
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Chanke
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Tome
Stehan
Shiwo Liu
Goda
Yas
Horham
Portland
Illinoismen impressed by Houston climate and growth
Two Illinois gentlemen visiting Houston on the Santa Fe rail line praised the city and neighboring area. They noted fertile land at low prices could attract northern families seeking milder weather and richer orchards, and they forecast strong farming prospects if lands were cultivated.
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Las Exolireton
Santa Fe
Inet
Houston
W. Hollosgan
L. P. Arbognal
Douglass, WI
Miinoima
Gilden
Inyland
Can Esq
Wilson
Ubny
Cee Pei
Symraite
Investors Ponder Settling in South Texas Amid Optimism
In a Houston conversation dated January 20, Colonel Darat notes greater drainage fall than Mindis and higher profits from reclaimed lands. Mr. EB. 8 Burmmera of Moreka, Til, and Mr. Arbogast express favorable opinions of South Texas climate and soil fertility, planning to invest and spend winters there.
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Darat
Mindis
Mitnoia
Texas
Burmmera
Moreka
Til
Arbogast
South Texas
Nominal Visitors Reported at City Hotels and Capitol
A string of guests and arrivals appears at Bayou city hotels and the Capitol, naming J. W. Allen Beaumont and visitors from San Antonio, Galveston, Bryan, and Mexico City. Several personalities including Dr. John Raven and J. Kloppmann travel for events and medical matters. transit to Houston and New York is noted among attendees.
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Wacohe
Foley
New York
H. Hopson
Beaumont Ie
Hutchion
JT Reed
San
Ode Gowry
Battinia
Lawler
O Lo Tater
Bryan
Uipteville i
Vlapitat
Ph Howarg
Newton
Hatchion
Wl Brown
Thayton
Capito
John Raven
Millicunnan
FA. Niextor
San Antonio
Son Angels
Bilpio
Galventos
Lawter
Jobo Walker
Medway
Heiitot
Edwig Moore
East Hampton
Merv
K Huritett Ori Choteene
Floresville
Mie
Anges A
A. Mj
Kloppman
Kloppmann
Islveston
Nisbettas
Niel Og Iddinen
Gentry Han
Viet
New
Bevinities Noted Sermon Requests and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR notes indicate an upcoming sermon by Rev Wor Phe at a Methodist church on an upcoming Sunday. Mentions of W. Black illness and January events appear, with scattered references to local clergy and parish activities.
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W. Black
Construction contract for Gow Biyinese block let to Lewy Bors
A contract for the Gow Biyinese block construction on Malo street between Prestey and Congrees agencies was awarded to A. U. Morin for plastering and cementing. Motrin Mitching Co. for plinobits, Sewerage aml fax tubing. Neeco & Emnernany for din and galvanized items. George M. Kuhn for putting and glans. The heating, electric wiring, and elevator placement will be set later. The building will be three stories high with fifty two feet front and fifteen feet depth.
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Lewy Bors
Malo Street
Betwern Prestey
Congrees Agenies
A. U. Morin
William of
Indictments Returned in Bastrop Murder Case
Grand jury returns indictments against Jim Coleman Tom Daniels Walter and Lees Neese for murder of Arthur Burford and related charges. Cases set for next Wednesday after special venire of 150 was summoned. Eyewitness account describes a fatal shooting near the courthouse during a tense clash between parties from Colorado County.
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Jim Coleman
Tom Daniels
Walter and
Lees Neese
Bastrop
Texas
Januay
Billy
Tom Panicle
Wilter Reese
Leys Reese
Arthur Burford
Dictmante
Clements
Warren Texas Sees Vein Boom From Railroad Offer
Warres Texas January 1 The town grows as railroad lines are offered and new outlets may open. Hoy Lindangle returns to Conroe and visits family and friends as the district seeks representation in the lower house of the State Tribunal.
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Warres
Texas
Warren, Reininea and Pacific Railroad
Golpa
Texan
Hoy DS
Lindangle
Conroe Dna Viet
Tisele Tave
Ha Hos
Teria
Hose
Trrtibaliipe
Smallpox Cases Reported in Warren Texas
Two wall developed cases of smallpox at Warren Texas on January 1. Both patients are Black and others are ill. It seems likely to spread as one case has been here for several days, but the county health officer had not yet issued a ruling.
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Warren
Texas
Negroce
Evening events at Elke club for Houston lodge No 15
Houston lodge No 15 BR plans a night at the Elke club with two applicants to advance through the field of knowledge. The program will include various specialties and a significant attendance is anticipated as visiting members arrive.
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Elke Club
Houston Lodge No. 15
P.O. B
Time limits extended for contest article publications
Pastor J. I. stated that many writers complained about the time allowed for preparing articles against proposed tariffs. The committee extended the publication period to February 1, 100, to ease the process. God willing, the justification for delaying publication is noted as well.
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Pastoriew
Mayor appoints delegates to drainage convention
The delegates named by Mayor Branhwar to attend the drainage convention are W. Heltmann, Charles L. Boring, G. C. Boreet, B. A. Blesner, H. Vasmer, Frank Colby, B. E. Ro Spotta, J. Chariton, H. W. Downey and W. J. Balley. The meeting will be in the council chamber on January 23.
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Branhwar
Council Chamber
W. Heltmann
Charles L. Boring
G. C. Boreet
B. A. Blesner
BH. Vasmer
Frank ©. Colby
BE. Ro Spotta
J. Chariton
BH. W. Downey
W. J Balley
Foot Amputated From Fall At Railway Yards
Tony Glass sustained a severe injury while attempting to board a locomotive in the Houston and Texas Central railway yards. A portion of his foot was amputated yesterday following the accident.
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Tony Glass
Houston and
Texas Central Railway
Yeatorday
Boy crushed under horse drawn carriage in Texarkana
In Texarkana on January 19 a 15 year old named Will Brown was driving a harness horse when the animal stampeded the vehicle. The boy was buried in debris and later found crushed with one leg injured.
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Texan
Will Brown
Brentepood
Will Meet Every Desire Parkard's Laundry Ad
Parkard's Laundry offers cleaning and dyeing services at 12 Prairie Avenue. Call 330 for information on special rates and quality work.
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