City Electric Light Plant Faces Division on Construction
The city board split three to two over building a municipal electric plant. Hugh Hamilton and Ed Motowan opposed, citing cost rises from 100000 to around 125000 and doubts about economic operation. Supporters argued the project would need late funding and a reliable plan, with mayoral input shaping the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Tie
Hugh Hamilton
Ed Motowan
14 Board
Poat
Hamilton
Ciy
Toho Phin
Knesiver
Avery
Potter
Mayer
Mowilion
McGowan
Toamilion
Chou
Mr. Potter
Potten
Tate
Immigrant Traveler Pleased by New York Welcome
A Nazarene traveler from Pathor tours New York and Hawaii, says he was warmly received in the Atlantic voyage and in New York, boarding a Channel hotel escort. He praises a progressive city and plans a Friday night sermon at the first summer parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover Hnetanl
New York
Eharge
Tarailelie
Namarein
Iman
Pathor
Hawaon
Ben
Heoiston
Tarnatin
Miwinter
Fojett
Barnstein
Funeral for F Bandow in Crosby Texas
Remains of F Bandow interred at Crosby Texas in a Mason funeral attended by Sampson Lodge No 281 and Cedar Basin Lodge No 821. Bandow and his wife were buried in the same grave at the San Jacinto battleground cemetery near their longtime Crosby home as local residents gathered for one of the largest ceremonies in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snodow
Masonte Hoorn
Crosby
Texas
F. (. Bandow
Lyovhburg
Sampson Judge
Sandow
Inez
San Jacinto
Eld
Coder Bayou
Sonora
Szabo seeks re election City Treasurer in Democratic primary
The Post announces A A Szabo as candidate for re election to the city treasurer post subject to Democratic primary. Szabo, born in Nagy Brompet Hungary on July 14, 18xx, served as a soldier in 1844 1848 fighting Austria for freedom and independence. He later traveled through Germany and Switzerland to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Szabo
Alexander A. Sabo
Nagy Brompet
Hungary
Lil
Austria
Georgey
Germany
Switzerland
Various visitors and residents in city hotels and homes
Dallas and Galveston residents, travelers, and officials frequent the capital city hotels and boarding at the Lawlor, Bristol, and Hutchings. Names include Mayer, Fang, Carter, James Thegurt, T H Spioner, Belcher, Ryan, Moore, Viovovan, Hinney, White, Julian Hanger, Siva Olivy Butler, Caruthers, Wade, Swanson, D. Martin, Brown, Amutrong, Mra. Login Palfrey, T R Burts, Mrates, Hmma Linde, Mry Sidney Hunton, George C Zifew, BE Loving, W J Amutrong, Sternenberg, Mogageyn, and others visiting relatives or staying for business, with many noted at the Capitol and Lawlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Spioner
Gonzales
Arintol
Julian Hanger
McGregor
Capitol
Siva Olivy Butler
Gorritunie
Caruthers
Wacele
Th. H. Wade
Wooten Wells
Tt. Swansot
Palestine
Lawlor D
Malloon
Mikes Hmma Linde
Dalian
Mry
Sidney Hunton
George C Zifew
Mirkwiy
Wallow
Burnet
Withyen
Galveston
Smith
Fort Orth
Binte
Louisiana
Pauline Vinewitt
Angleton
A. Panikner
Wille
Alamasga
New Mexico
Guehier
Gonselleos
Dallwa
McDonald
Waco
Sheriff seeks Mexican man in Willer county crime case
Sheriff Lifwoomh searched yesterday for a suspect described as a Mexican male about 20 years old, who fled into the woods after an alleged crime in Willer county last week. The victim was identified as a 40 year old. The investigation centers on a violent incident deemed criminal and occurring in a remote area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willer
Election of Officers and Directors at Hougton len and Brewing
Stockholders met yesterday at 4 pm for the election of directors after an inspection tour of the brewery. Directors elected include A Hamilton J P Meyer D B A Riesner F J Smith B Parker and F A Reichards. Officers chosen were President H Hamilton, Vice President and Treasurer J F Moyer, Secretary R L Autory. The corporation reports strong affairs and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hougton Len and Brewing Company Dollite
A Hamilton
J. P Meyer
DB. A. Riesner
F- J. Smith
B. Parker
F. A. Reichards
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Seen as Cure for Croup
M V Fisher of Liberty Virginia endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a universal cure for croup noting repeated use in his family with perfect results and claims it has saved the lives of their children. The advertisement states the remedy is for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chamberlain
M. V. Fisher
Liberty
Ben Gah
Globe
Chamberlain's
Alwaye
Mierce
Buffalo
Alatironkeoef
Austin
Lonoke Co
Ark
Alter
Ote
Merce
Spionkop Taken as Casualties Reported Heavy
London dispatches describe the Boer stronghold at Spionkop captured with heavy casualties. General Woodgate wounded and General Warren leading relief efforts amid dramatic fighting and uncertain news from Spearman's camp. British reports caution of serious losses as Kimberley endures bombardment and strategic maneuvers unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spionkep
New York
Diepalelies
London
Splonkop
Hutler
Lodgemith
Wleaie
Wrabke Wittcully
Haward
Magetafontety
Wil
Kimberley
Filippine Commission Debate Splits Congress In New York
A New York dispatch reports heated debate over a civil commission for the Philippines. Filpino leader Kotor Mobin argues for commissions to influence governance while senators Howe and Lodge press for listening to Filipino views before deciding fate. Congress weighs whether to appoint a joint commission to study the islands and guide future legislation as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wadhuieton
Filpino Fender
Kotor Mobin
Nati Agul- Tal Surresiders
Offeral Espelas
Jetwade
Bode Wet
Soares IH
Giedes
Howe
Woods
Soator Lodge
Harvard Law School row fuels Jesuit college debate
In Heaton on January 14 a local paper published an exchange with a Harvard official alleging Jesuit colleges have made little progress and that, except Georgetown, their graduates were not admitted to Harvard Law without examination. Rev Read Mullay and Rev Timothy Broxnahan dispute these claims, with calls for formal grounds of Harvard’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
Robot of
Harvard
Jesuit
Georgetown Universsis
Harvard Law School
W. G. Read Mullay
Morton College
Barvard Law School
Fighting in Philippines. natives slaughtered near San Pablo
Manila reports General Sewat's column of six companies with artillery attacked enemy trenchments at San Diego near San Pablo. The clash drew a force of about 500 into battle as fighting continued in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Iheam
Sewat
San Diego
San Pablo
Allied forces report casualties and advances in Asia theater
The enemy officially claimed sixty seven killed and many wounded while Allied casualties numbered one killed and fourteen wounded. A battalion executing a flank maneuver routed about one hundred insurgents, with fifteen killed. General Schwan maneuvered in Legina province by lowering troops from river banks to flank and drive out the enemy. General Wheeler and his daughter left on the Warren transpor t for San Francisco via Hong Kong and Guam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwan
Seainst Mitjay
Legina
Rumors Weaken United States Flour Mills Trust
The Herald notes persistent rumors of imminent disintegration of the United States Flour Mills Co. Officials deny any plan to break up the trust or withdraw the Hawker Jewell Milling Co. They acknowledge discussions about improving working capital but say no concrete plan is underway to stabilize the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
United States
Fleur Ming Company
Hauker-Jewell Milling Company
Firomises Priccess
Tillye
Upeto Sound Finaneigh Boric
Smith Siding The NIL Campaign Sparks Post Office Rumors
A Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Smith upheld a 1895 order restricting Washington based postal workers from lobbying the railway service reform. The move unsettled employees planning a vigorous campaign to press for reclassification, despite Smith’s hint of potential opposition and contrasting European wage standards.
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New York
Washington
Smith
Wilken
Posto
Viell
Jorreass
United States
Europe
Bryan to address Pennsylvania campaign committee in Harrisburg
New York January 24 reports William J Bryan will address the Pennsylvania State committee convened to organize the fall campaign. The committee will not submit a draft platform to Bryan for approval. Bryan plans a public address from a hotel balcony and a February 2 speech at Carthage Hall for charity funds of a Grand Army post.
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New York
William J. Breondot
Mareichutc
Penneylvania State Committee
Bryan
Hilcony
Bryan Will
Lis
North China Daily News reports imperial succession edict
The North China Daily News prints an edict signed by Emperor Kiang announcing Putaing, the yar old son of Prince Tiana, as the new emperor. He will ascend the throne on January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaoghal
The
North China Daily News
Emperor Kiang
Putaing
Yar
Tiana
Wacom
Brenham Budget notices and community events summary
Brenham Texas January 4 services for day of prayer at Blinn Memorial College with Oro Musaey lecture. Ladsbee received proposition for a lecture from Rev Homer T Wilson. Me Williams Worth visits, reports measles in Gemanville, roads impassable between Brenham and Whitman. Rabbit chase in Giddings pasture chaperoned by Lusk couple. Washington County Republicans elect Hobly president Winkelmann vice president Tucker treasurer Tucker.
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Brenham
Texas
Blinn Memorial College
Oro
L. Musaey
William Ladsbee
Homer Ty Wileen
Wilaen
Travelers Protective Association
Yeaterday
Union Depot
Navasota
Bob Taylor
Frank H. Morgan
Gyeanvile
Williams Worth
Whitman
T. Gelvey
Rborlevon County
Hebes Latile
Hugh Lusk
Giddings
Wrehington
H. F. Hobly
Wn Winkelmann
George Tucker
-Crime and Farewells Mark January in Texas town
In January 4 dispatch from Mornipe Texas, Herman Richter departs Bucha & Co. for New Berlin Guadalupe cabinet amid a company farewell. Report notes the murder case of Rue Lewis, a Black man, and a pending appeal venire. Also mentions Manseratte of Aransas Vass and local civic esteem.
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Cyero
Tesas
Herman Richter
Bucha & Co
New Berlin
Guadalupe
Petide
Duypany
Charles
Rue Lewis
Lemi
Manseratte
Aransas Vass
Gemneratte
Toany Jrewra
Death Penalties Affirmed by State Court of Criminal Appeals
In Pallas Texas January 2 the State Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed five death penalties including Wash Garrett of Dallas for wife murder and King Martin of Kaufman for rape. The court dismissed appeals for several defendants, affirmed others, reversed and remanded several, and granted rehearing in one case. The decision establishes a record for the court with multiple capital cases proceeding to execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Criminal Appeals
Duval County
Wash Garrett
Dallas
Richard Gray
Henry Johnson
Navarro
Kid Jordan
Rothwall
Mayo
Ellie
Wash Garret
Kine Martin
Kayfyman
Rob McKinney
Hunt
Henry Brown
Hunts
John Holden
Lige Hall
Elias H. @. Galloway
Gray
A. A. Spangler
Selestan
Gavin
Jefferson
Jeff Mote, Sr
Limestone Joe Thomas
Morris
Fred Patterson
Clint McKinney
Start Mills
Nacogdophes
Aubrey Ward
Cooke
Tom Burrows
Nacogdoches
Sejerma
Johnéean
Kine Tollert
Wilter Faulkner
Colling Co
Cache
McLeéutin
Jobo M. Harper
Fom
Cam James Pendergast
Galveston
Texas appellate court actions filed January in San Antonio
A record of multiple civil appeals from various counties including Travis, Nacogdoches, Harris, Bexar, and Montgomery. Decisions include affirmed verdicts, remands, dismissals, and motions denied or granted, with noted cases such as Evans v. Webb Smith and International and Great Northern Railway Company v. Hatchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Appeals
San Antonio
Texas
Malion
C.om. Wells
Gonzales
Motion of Appellee JD
Houston
San Antonio Park and Hall Association
James Yrsinna
Bexar
Louvre
International
Great Northern Railwar Company
Hotston
DLV
Monroe We. Grayton & Lyfren
Front Leon
R.A. High Ve. International and Creat Northern Railway Company
Francis Smith & Co
Colorado
Dora Trenworth Et al
Putram
Harris
John Warner
Mh Watson
Washington
International and Great Northern Railway Company
BM. oHatchell
Way
Douglass
B. A. Blount Et al
Libery
Local Option Injunction Upheld In Texas
In Waxshedlo January 1 Judge Durant upheld the local option law and dissolved a temporary injunction that barred Collin County from enforcing prohibition in Farmersville. A party including Judge Garnett and other officials argued before Judge Dillard and Judge Blins granted the restraining order earlier.
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Loent
Low Uphela
Waxshedlo
Texas
Garnett
T. F. Marquinn
Wallace Houstop
W. T. Beverly
Abernathy
Faulkner
Johnson
Mo. Kinney
Dillard
Alter
Blins
Sherman
Commissioners Court
Collin County
Farmersville
LSYT
Durant
Port Worth May Get a Colton Mill
Port Worth Texas January 3 The board of trade considers a proposal from a Tennessee party to erect a Colton mill here. The proposal was presented by J R Dinwiddie on behalf of the Tennessee interests. The meeting discussed possible costs and locations for the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Worth
Texan
Board of Trade
Sonalilering
Celton Mill
J. R. Dinwiddie
Hetute
Fragmentary verse line prompts unnamed memory reflection
A fragment from a historical page hints at truth and sorrow, recalling happier times in a reflective voice. The snippet suggests a meditation on memory and virtue, with emphasis on loss and endurance. No clear persons or places are identifiable in the readable text.
Ursuline Academy Silver Jubilee in Dallas
Dallas observed the twenty fifth anniversary of Ursuline Academy with a jubilee honoring past leadership led by Mrs Kite Cabell Ogden. A centerpiece was the unveiling of a memorial window in the academy chapel, symbolizing the school’s growth since its founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Ursuline Academy
Mra
Kite Cabell
Kite Cabell Ogrrlu
Uns
Offielita Wid heads of depart mente visit Agtedser-Bund tour
A party from the Agtedser-Bund company of SF Tais, including Ho Knippenhere secretary Ho Mensees chief superintendent EF Widinjan chief architect, conducted an inspection tour of properties in Toxne. They visited the American brewery plant and then planned to visit Houston to view extensive additions contemplated for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offielita
Agtedser-Bund Company
SF Tais
Toxne
Aghvoser-Buseh
Meare
Ho Knippenhere
Levy Elected Houston League Director Amid Trade Growth
A.M. Levy of Levy Props Houston was elected a director of the Houston Business League at a recent meeting. The article notes Levy's interest in Houston and state growth, with discussion of South trade conditions. It also mentions Walter Baker & Co. of Dorchester as leading chocolate manufacturers highlighted for awards at national expositions.
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New York
Dre Goody
Amerie
Houston
A.M. Levy
Levy Prop
Texas
Fim
South
Wave
Ewesiion
Houston Business League
Walter Baker & Mo. Itd
Dorchester
Mass
Philodelphia
Wandless-Tate Nuptials Linked In Washington Ceremony
Dallas resident Mrs. Ivor Tate Wandless wed James O Conner in a Washington DC ceremony at the Church of the Covenant. The couple departed for Europe after the nuptials, with Mr D Onnarte of City National Bank of Dallas noting the event.
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O'Conner-Wandless
Dallas
Texas
J. Waidily Tae
Ivor Tate
James O'Conner
Alice
Church of the Covanant
Washington
Db. C
Europe
D'Onnarte
City National Bank of
Reception to Sehlex in Buenos Aires by American Residents
Rear Admiral Sechjey received a brilliant entertainment here tonight. A large gathering of American residents attended with many British and Argentine guests present. The event showcased cordial relations and entertainment distinct to the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehlex
Puenos Ayres
Sechjey Wos
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Hlried AT
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le Gano
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Hutching
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St. Louis
Bristol
Mayer of
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L. F. Fang
Carter
Franklin
the Lawlor
James ‘Thegurt of
Miller
Lavieville
All Druggista
Spionkop
Warren
Woodgate
Gram
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Bee
Splonkeap
Fice How
Spearman's Camp
Eral Wareeno
Teat Niaht Oc
Anoil Carrison
Erable
Avith
Millpines
Cam
Ellos
Hyans Tok
Pennaylvania Committees
Mocket
McKinney
Pallas
Clint
King Martin
Third Court of Appeals
Aueiln
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Ad We Tisvlip
Mal Taylor
Travis
Charles 4
Nae Ieson
Matty J. Neeiles
Kort Reed
el Kinin
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W. T. Hashbard
Matton
PF Huntington
PO Mattel
Hams Rice
John Ward
A. N. Schuster
Fulmery
Merchanta National Bank
Mes Lennan
J T. Marrs
Iaimpkin
Milam
Rebecca Evans
Webb Smith
M-Lennan
Moti
Seneito
Eagle Condensed Milk
Borden's Condensed Milk Co
N.Y
Skea
Bering-Cortes
Prairie
L. Leche
the Honest Jewels
Ea Peat
Apollo Iron and Steel Company
Pal
Erie Medical
Galvesto
Olfes Y. J. Bedell
Seber. J
Percy
David Harum
C. W. Manpwis
Rall
Bent Jeert Laere ‘Lave J
Baca
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