Gospel Facts Backed by History, Sinner a Demoniac Warned
At Trinity Church Rev Henry J Brown argues the gospel rests on fact not theory, proving historical evidence as the basis of faith. At Hardy Street Presbyterian Rev J A Mumser preaches on healing the demoniac, portraying sin as ruin, urging repentance and spiritual purity over worldly temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Henry J. Brown
Ruth
Mary
Jesue
Hardy Street Presbyterian Church
J. A. Mumser
Eli’ Bereter
Spisiia
Heavenly Society
Paul
Car Aptiegeon
Ar Wesley
Cyvew
Edith
Toma
The Caimet Steward Sermon at Sacred Heart Church
Rev Pather J T Michheleon preached on The Caimet Steward at Sacred Heart, urging faithful account of what God entrusted. He warned that guardians of souls must answer for others as well as their own, urging vigilance over tongue, hands, and riches, and to live as trusted stewards before the Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather
J. T. Michheleon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Corm
Elena Naplien
Patriarcha
Manitow
Vittun
Invitation Accepted For Texas and New Orleans Railway Meeting
The Texas and New Orleans Railway workers and management will hold a joint discussion after a citizens committee agreed a mass meeting was unnecessary. Secretary C. L. Bercaw reports the secretary accepted the proposal and a meeting between the two committees will be held to seek an early settlement of differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Trion
Jly
Turner Bail
Maly
Texas and New Orleans Railway Company
Citizens’ Committee
Children to Help Texas Exhibit Fund Plan
General Manager Louis Wortham of the Texas World's Fair commission discussed a new plan to boost funds for the Texas exhibit at St. Louis in 1904. He outlined a child driven appeal, hoping to enlist schools and about 5,000 youngsters to contribute, with a symbolic term at the state building to recognize their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louis Worthaam
Wortham
Austin
Achool
Ots
Fragmentary note on state exhibit education duties in Texas
The fragment references the State and a heading about exhibit education matters. It mentions departments and offices in Texas and hints at administrative actions or remits. The readable text is incomplete, limiting precise interpretation.
Labor and the Employer in Rev Henry Aves Sermon
Rev Henry D Aves delivered a morning sermon on labor and the employer emphasizing mutual duties and the need for temperate conduct. He argued against labor trafficking and warned that capital and labor are interdependent, urging workers to stay true to themselves and seek just privileges through lawful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D. Aves
Aves
Te Aves
Lnhor Traudles
Mr. Aves
Jobin Stuart Min
Knowlelen
Muetlee
Adelity
Fire Damages A Helble Residence At Calhoun Street
A small fire early yesterday destroyed a minar building at 1232 Calhoun Street, home of Mr A Helble. Fire department arrived quickly and prevented spread to adjoining structures. Precipitation No 261 by Kimber and Aniwad will not deter all seepplaints, but they will ensure fulfillment of. EP Selisnidt Houston, Texas agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimer
Aniwad
Selisnidt
Houston
Ekas
Oly
Speela matinee for children at Capl event
Fragmented notice describes a children's matinee on Wednesday with tickets offered to every child and a Friday offer for two free tickets when accompanied by a paying adult. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicates price and attendance terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capl
Fake money making method via plating letters to readers
A Washington DC reader sends a long letter describing a supposed home money making scheme involving plate and coat metals at home. The writer claims to have earned substantial weekly income by plating silver and gold items, though the text is muddled and seems to explore fraud or scams while condemning its own details. The piece questions why the public would pursue such schemes and hints at dubious advertising in want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Washington, D. C
Gailta
Houston
Gold and silver plating claims face skepticism in Houston experts
Leading chemists in Houston doubt the existence of formate of silver and urate of gold, calling them unknown to the profession. The writer notes pages of questionable correspondence, hints at a proposed plating annex, and mocks a Nebraska farmer turned seller, while praising philanthropy yet urging caution against dubious claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadlfon
Nebraska
Deter
Oman
Alveelet
Sein
Spacia
Onaly
Houston
PAWU
Pew
Innerdons
Sell F
Bikom Cholim Society Officers Elected at Feverday Meeting
The Bikom Cholim Society held an election on Feverday naming it. Wagner was chosen president J Weinburg as vice president MH Mado treasurer D Crensvein secretary M Measenger collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It. Wagner
J. Weinburg
MH. Mado
Tretsurer
D. Crensvein
Pomoriead Ideal
M. Measenger
Groves Black Root Liver Pills Sold from Root Extract
An ad announces Groves Black Root Liver Pills made from an entire root extract. The copy claims a pure principie derived from the root and promotes its curative properties. This brief line hints at patent medicine marketing common in old newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee i
Local calendar items for union meetings and performances
The Local calendar lists the striking shop men committee meeting citizens at Turner Hall to decide altdation. Houston lodge 334 IB B'nai B'rith officers installation at Montefiore Hall. Pastors association gathering tomorrow at 7:50 pm. Board of school trustees to meet carpenters union at High School building 8 pm. Regular city council session at City Hall 4 pm. Owendorf Comedy Company presents Jason Joshia at Auditorium 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
A. W
Houston Lodge
Independent Order
B'nai B'rith
Montefiore Hall
Tonique
Board of
Adhool Trusters
Carpenters’ Union
Local officials and visitors pass through the city
Judge William Masterson of Richmond is in the city. John M. Woe, mayor of Lake Whores, La, will go to Galveston today. J. K. Winsworth, general manager of Southwestern Telecommunications, is in town arranging for Creotod. Mrs. George W. Grover of Ford Street and Leeland Avenue hosts guests, including Mr. and Mrs. W. bl. Meraunn and Miss Blanche Christian, as they plan trips to Colorado and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Masterson
Richmond
Houston Williams Fae
Matamoros
Mexico
Newton
Cypress
Bristol
Anne Whilton
Angleton
Louis R. Bryan
Soulstain Street
Hing
John M. Woe
Lake Whores
Galveston
E. M. Tullutertos
Waters Pierce Oil Company
St. Louis
Frank Gichner
Cliburne
Mound Cottin Company
St. Lotte
Senaorly
McNeill Larner
Veeterly
W. Bl. Meraunn
Isa Himilton
Blanche Christian
Toureut
Colorado
Polots
AW. E. Coleman
Wellskargo Express Company
Corpus Christ
Ite
Neu Antonia
Aransas Vass
A. Knupp
Takenarios
Hies Growers’ Association of
Pelephone Compuites
Abs Tran Mronham Po
City Brevities Arrestees and Miscellaneous Notices
Thirteen arrests reported on hone point for quinor offenses. Meeting schedule stated for July 14 at Montana Hall. Un delivered telegrams listed for several names. Sharks club notes absences hampering preparations for concert. Next ten weeks aim to finalize reports. A McBride Brothers merchant mentioned. A Saturday assault near pile lot led to collapse of a man watching athletic porters. he recovered by night. Numerous telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office list many names and addresses in terse entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinor
Hilliers
Honaton
Montenice Hall
Poath Telegraph Company
Locke Arnold
Cate Mendleson & Kable
Anit H. IL
Rulffin
Sharks Club
Wil
Andrew Mpfride
McBride Brothern
Montgomery Avenue
Lie
Western Unionelegraph Comegony
Tors WS
Juteem
Sebutt
Gable Hoyas
Mite
Tecda Fouruiy
Otto Koren
Whity Skinner
Mis
Alive Peeties
Miss Paniine
Deaths and funeral notices from the city
The death of John Bulasier aged 20 years is reported with details of his residence, demise, and burial plans in Galveston. A separate funeral for Mrs. BR. J. Abbott, shipped from Fire Smith Ark, occurred at Grand Central depot with pallbearers and Rev. John A. Ramsay officiating. Burial in Glehwoml cemetery follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bulasier
Jennie Gios
Roberts
Galveston
Hetter
Ross & Wright
Gal
Weaton
BR. J. Abbott
Fire Smith
Ark
Grand Central Depot
Fort Salih
R. H. BB. Salle
Salle
Glehwoml Cemetery
A. Jk, Taylor
C. E. Benham
Wilton Blood
My PL Gelselman
J. K. Payne
Frank de Merit
John A. Ramsay
City Council to Debate Permits Licenses and Labor Rules
City Council session will consider a new building permit ordinance and rules for police conduct and delinquent charges. Hours of labor for city teamsters to be settled. Hints of a new market house project and a petition for extension of rights of way for Commerce Street by W. J. Chevelain & Sons and Magnolia Park railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Est
Bendy
W. J. Chevelain & Sons
Magnolia Park Railroad
Commerce Street
Pastors' Association Meeting Called at 10 A M
The Pastors Association urges members to attend a 10 a m meeting for an important Unkinesa matter. Dr B F Rey will appear to plead for a special cause of Linoportaner. M Tenney serves as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastors’ Association
B. Fy Rey
M. Tenney
Rice Land Deal Advances Hoosier Purchases at Bieree Station
Rice Land Deal with Mesare Morrison Brothers and McClamrowk from Indiana closes on a rive tract near Bieree Station. The sale price per acre was reported, aiming to improve the land for the next harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Land
Deal
Mesare
Morrison Brothers & McClamrowk
Hoosier State
Houston Light Guard Campment Attendance Ordered
Members of the Houston Light Guard are ordered to attend the annual encampment at six o clock. Fine arrangements for uniforms will be made. After drill refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Light Tiara
Dente Hight
Real Leaders Oppose Antagonizing Capitalist Class
Washington July 13 The Republic states leaders oppose antagonizing the capitalist class and caution that anti trust action in the next session depends on election outcomes. Rumors connect Mr Littlefield and Mr Knox to broader anti trust efforts as debates continue among officials and party leaders. A report recounts Rough Riders and John Ryan remarks linked to President Roosevelt’s interests and a Washington incident involving Tracey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mrt
Littlefield
Mr. Knox
Alftorney
West Witter
Saquito
Senate
Popiiar
Rough Riders
Ae Tracer
John Ryan
New York National Guard
Gullett Estate Closed After Protracted Probate in Refugio County
Victoria Vexas July 14 Probate records show the Gullett estate of acres in Refugio County with city property valued around 5000 dollars in cash and notes. No will. a committee for partition awarded 7000 dollars cash to heirs, leaving land to Dilworth who purchased interests with 11 percent estate value. Seventy seven heirs scattered across the United States. sale closes in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Vexas
Gillett
Refugio County
JF. M. Lander
J. x. Hexter
J. W. Ward
J. of
Dilworth
Gonzales
Utlers
Iy & HU
Thie City
United States
Toad
Jule
Almsa
J. MB. Rowborough
Lenston
Beaumont
Tracey Still At Large In Seattle Chase Fails
Seattle July 15. Police pursuing Tracey failed to capture him after a long chase through wet brush. Deputies cordoned the area around Seattle but no trace of Tracey was found as reports of sightings proved unreliable. Roosevelt a friend of Tracey, noted in dispatches from Dover Bay dated July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Waeh
Lea
Athens
Roosevelt
Tracey
Dseter Bay
Win Emerson
Magi
Fire records a barn blaze in Ennis Texas
A barn on J Baldridge’s farm in Ennis burned yesterday morning. Fire officials report dense smoke and possible cause under investigation. No injuries noted, property loss substantial with feed storage affected. Local authorities are reviewing the scene for clues.
Fragmentary Thorndale Text Guesses on July Scene
Unclear OCR yields scattered names and places. The legible items reference Thorndale Texas, July events, a person named George LeWulee tied to a beer salem and Waikings, with a rough address or code 814005 and mentions Odo Kaneebuek and Judieeieo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndale
Texas
George LeWulee
Poe
Salem
Andes
Odo Kaneebuek
Losy
Shal
Bo Judieeieo
Oligo
Iniveston Texts Seethreads Amid Graft Debate
Reports from Iniveston July 14 reveal suspicions among governor allies about covert plotting. A well known figure praised for careful work weighs in on a possible light tithe to support the effort, while covert factions debate leadership and influence in the Minho venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iniveston
Htle
Spyaee
Menber
Uhereia
Deed of Trust and Creditors List from Austin Texas
A July deed of trust filed in Austin names C F Smothers and Mamie Daniel Burns as trustees with funds in operation accounts totaling 4550 and stock valued at 18070. Creditors listed include Helden hermats Stranraer Co and several bank names such as National Bank and National Trust. Amounts noted include 1000 and other assorted claims totaling 1008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
C. F. Smothers
Mammie Daniel
Fore Hotes
Aunlt National Bank
Amentein National Tial
Cathey Anant
Notmual
Rieveha
Ealare Rownd
Henry Crutehtenit
McKein
Elets Ae
San Avtotin Ocunds
Momatiataing Co
Texans in New York Amid Elders and Inns
Special to The Tants reports a list of Texans in New York lodging at various famed hotels. Names include Mendelovitz at Broadway Central, Scott at St Denis, Felix at Barnholdt, and Lively at Normandie, with others such as Ramsay, Wiggs Jr, Plitson, Roberta, Edontikes, and Butler linked to Marlborough and St Denis venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lesson
Williat Mendelovitz
Broadway Central
Vl Paso
Lory
Albert
Bherdion
C. C. Scott
St. Denis
Campbell
Broadway Ceota Tarts
Felix
Barnholdt
Alvila
A. Burton
Mes
Morton
Fifth Avenue
Beaumont
St Lovis Cattle Market Shows Improvement This Week
At Nations Stock Yards Ti Ivy 11 under moderate run the market shows considerable improvement over last week. Prices edge up across sections with steers higher by 10 to 45 cents, good calves up 50 cents to $1 per head, and weights in strong demand. Cattle quality improves though some listings remain uneven amid general market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovis
Nations
Shooting Charges Shocks Smithville After Rock Attack
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Donnell arrested and brought to court Leonard family feud ends in shooting. Sonny Leonard and another man injured by a rock blow during a dispute. both wounded victims expected to recover. Police report says suspect Smithville area involved. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Vexas
Sherif C. C. Donnell
Ptivia Leonard
Bf Venkew
Sonny Leonard
Seneca
Sam Leonara
Sony
Giao Hwaly
A Royal Gift in Baltimore Tales of Wealth and Ring
A fragment from the Baltimore American recounts a fanciful courtship tale about Mr Mosteigh Seve and a lavish ring described as royal. The overheard dialogue hints at a wealthy background connected to beef and coal trusts, suggesting satire on social status and display.
Wind Damage Destroys Structures in Stratford Texas
Severe wind storm hit Sherman County damaging Stratford outbuildings and a derailed irrigation line. Readings indicate fire equipment was standing on the track and minor collateral damage occurred across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Texas
Sherman County
Temple Delegation Prepares for State Democratic Convention
The Temple contingent including George Pendleton Robertson Lemiy and Roon Barton will attend the State Democratic Convention in Galveston, leaving Temple tomorrow July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Texas
George . Pendleton
Py Robertson
Lemiy
Roon
Barton
Galveston
Cabatos Boar The Kind You Have Always Sous
Unclear fragmentary text mentions a product or brand slogan with distorted wording. Readable items include a vague reference to “the kind you have always,” suggesting an advertising caption rather than a full event. No identifiable people places or dates emerge.
Three Minor Failures At Berlin And London Reports
July reports from Berlin and London describe a fragile market with declines easing briefly due to speculative activity. Investors faced thin conditions and subdued sentiment as rail and industrial shares wavered, with mixed signals from American markets affecting European trading.
Seguin Officer Cleared in Train Incident
Seguin officer Renee was not involved in harm linked to a train incident near Seguin Texas on a July day. George Halloman was injured by a Mexican at a municipal gathering. officers pursued the suspect after the train event. The assailant fled. a bystander was shot at but not hit, and the Mexican suspect escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seguin
Renee
Texas
George Halloman
Sontyeral Pot
Elty
Swt
Halloman
Hellena I
Hobaee
Moxon
BF 7
Unclear health tonics and liver cure testimonials
The piece reads as fragmented testimonials praising products like Klessing's liver aids and remedies from various authors including A. Kiesling and Mra Jolley. It cycles through claims of digestive improvement, bowel cleansing, and blood purification with references to names and places such as Houston Lod, Lond and New York. Content is garbled but centers on promoted tonics and supposed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. A. Jolley
rKlessing
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Reverileud
Ted Ws
Citizens' Committee
Orleatia
Messrs
Cleveland
W. Sewall
C. G. Pilot
W. F. Morrison
C. L. Bercaw
Edoritom
Liberal Spiritualists
Saul
Shafer
Hell
The
Washington, D.C
Tles
Om Lee
Thay Hinglie
the Post
Bikom Cholim Society
Ety Cousell
City Hall
Owendorf Comedy Company
Jason Joshia
P. i
W. Hb. Tovirtaon
Gosties
Court of Celimtowl Anpeats
Fis Dioareie
George W.grover
Rawford Ptredt
Leeland Avenue
John Bulasher
Houston Light Guard
A. E. Kiesling
Main St
Crescent Drug Store
the Republican
Gullett Estate
J. C. Dilworth
Heira
Ennis
Sayers
Isthmian Canal Commission
Marine Intelligence
Port OF
Actor Bay
Ldeerguol
Baltimore American
London
Berlin
Adj
Oxategog
M4 Stock Exchange
Figeln
Bordon
Anid
NPE
Shiv Lieri Ani
Howe
Duvenseldort
Manchester
OCU
Kieslingh
W. Giliey
York
Hitler
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