Congressman's Houston River Drive Boosts Deep Water Plan
Congressman Ball praises Texas river harbor work in Washington and Houston efforts to win deep water for Houston. He notes Texas delegation gains, river improvements, and $200000 Buffalo Bayou funds while aiming to influence the next House and rebuke Beveridge. Ball plans Huntsville respite then home visit and Galveston convention attendance.
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Thomen H. Ball
Hunteville
Ball
Washington
Congress
Mr. Ball
Texzane
Harbors Hill
Terres
Texas
Secur
Terras
Lecan Hordis
Thie
Houston
Trinity
Tesaw
Buffalo Bayou
Wiche
Nlvexton
Balley-Beveridge
Dalley
Heveridge
Eidge
Bailey
Huntsville
Moyston Citiens
Dall Nino
Galveston
Watson Woman Succumbs After Long Illness
Mrs Myra Watson secretary of the grand lodge Ancient Free and Accepted Masonry of this city died at her family residence after a lengthy illness. She was a Mason and Methodist, survived by a husband John Watson and several children. Funeral arrangements set with burial at a family cemetery and services in Texas.
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Sefe Watson
John Watson
Grand Lodge Ancient Free
Rees & Wright
Clarkeedio Fale
Mra. Wateon
D. I
Nowlin
Meckensie
Teun
Fteaito Ees Teznas
Johs Wateon
Og Seu
Nowlin Wateon
Ababo
Gavin Wateon
Watson
Nusbend
Houston
Seere- Masonie Fraternity
Methodist
Notable Broxer and Wagon Merchant Praises Town
Waco merchant Ward visits the city, speaks highly of the population and prospects, noting eight months of drought and an incomplete road. he claims near term improvements and best crop prospects overlook the hot season while water access remains a factor.
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W. WD. Ward
Land contracts and rising talur prices in regional market
Inge are contracting for a construction project set to start within ten days. Land cannot be bought near Mart at low rates. talurs are on the rise, increasing per acre value.
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Mart
Remains of Captain J. G. Rust Both Drowned and Brought to Dallas
The body of Captain J. G. Rust, who drowned at Galveston on the Fourth, arrived here at 2:20 p.m. and was met by a Grand Army detail from George B. McClellan Post No. 9. A large crowd accompanied the procession to Hows and Wright, where a funeral salute and services were held. The casket was then shipped by train to Dallas for burial under the Grand Army post, with a large attendance and tributes from friends and a military detail onboard.
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Dallas
J. G. Rust
Galveston
George B. McClellan
Periora
Hows & Wrisht
Aura
Chopinin Teagan
Caldwell
Ifn
Heaneah
Army
Pest
Roard
Norendenn
D Youton
Teras Contes
Grand Arm
Conscience Fund Reveals anonymous donor pays fare
A Southern Pacific passenger department note describes a rider who paid a fare anonymously, with no signature but the honesty of the contributor noted. The item includes plans to preserve the letter within a frame on display. Also announced is a Fire Presbyterian church song service this evening at 8 with choir selections and a Houston society quartet.
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A & BP
Mayo
Presbyterian Church
Bid Otelork
Mies Budle Thainne
Allen Bwther Howard
C. Oliver
Presentation at Temple Honors Saunders for Long Service
On Friday evening at Temple Emmanuel the congregation presented Saunders, the temple sexton, with a handsome chair as a token of esteem. A speech praised his long service and recalled notable years of his association with the temple.
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Saunders
Temple
Mra
Saunders Delvereu
Tar Temple
Injured While Bathing in Submerged Stump Incident
Master Wille Hillin, son of Mr and Mrs Hillen, was injured while bathing on Sunday at a location described as a submerged stump. He struck his head and body against the stump during the act, leaving his hands and arms largely immobile. Recovery is hoped but uncertain.
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Willem Fels
Tim
Bonvisian @ Fels
Ualboun Street
Tistany
Jurea Ope
Wille Hillin
Bir
Mom M. Hillen
War Baroy
Boy Disappears from Home in Mysterious Case
Rupert Curry, a 12 year old boy, vanished from his home on W Jackson Street Monday morning. Neighbors report a possible sighting near a nearby store, with items including a gray coat and a powder burn described, and a woman named Mrs Barry reportedly involved. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Rupert Curry
Jackson Street
Satseeay
Witeest Greeeay
Barry Foara
Textile Sale Notice for Ribbon and Satin Fabrics
A vintage advertisement lists various ribbons and fabrics including satin duchess and Liberty satin ribbons. Items show widths from 4 to 24 inches with prices around 0.8 to 1.00 per yard. The notice highlights colors such as white pink red navy brown and green and markets them for dressmaking and craft use.
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Turkey
Local notices and events fill Houston page listings
A mixed run of local notices, sports notes, lectures, and public safety updates fills the page. Items include a 2 pm baseball game between the C L Theo Hering tran and the Red Ribbons of Galveston, funeral details for Arthur Petri, missing ring recovery, undelivered telegrams, M D Tanny lecture at Read Men's hall, San Jacinto street bridge repairs, police drill requisitions, and Farwell events at Perens hall and Mrs Whiteford’s venue.
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Jefferson and
Smith Treet
C. L. & Theo
Heringtran
Galveston
Arthur Petri
Rutledge
Fu Texas
Petril
Petrid Tye
Lila
Ripairs
Western Union Telegraph
George W.kaver
W.oa. Ericc
G. W. Austin
Will Lamweil
D. NM. Field
BR Mary Marshall
Gabe
Postal Telegraph
I. Whiley
Ei. Motiauehen
Carrie Johnsen
J. L. Holmes
M. D. Tanny
Bute
Dick Dowling
Carr-Burdette College A Gift For Southern Girls Education
Mrs A Carr donates Carr-Burdette College to educate Southern girls. The school, limited to eighty boarders, aims high with an educated staff and foreign travel background. Opened ten years ago, it targets top families and ambitious students seeking a refined curriculum and prompt enrollment.
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Mra
A. Carr
Carr
Eix
Carr-Burdetts
Ia Jubites
Faynille
This Imported Fish Plays Havoc With Our Native Varieties
An imported fish species disrupts local ecosystems by outcompeting native varieties, altering habitats and threatening regional biodiversity. Environmental agencies warn of potential long term ecological balance shifts and urge monitoring and control measures.
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