Traveling Texanna Sale Locations Listed Across Cities
A notice lists sale points for the Traveling Texanna edition across multiple cities. Locations include Charles Hotel news stand in New York, T. B. Geass at 108 Charles Street, H. J. Holle 32 Commercial New York City, Brettsno’s in Union Square, Washington DC, Buffalo Circulation Bureau, St Louis, Angeles California Oliver & Harris 166 South Spring Street, Colo Stationery Co and Hamilton & Eaton 766 Seventeenth Street, Nebo Mergarth Stationery 1308 Turmah Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hotel
T. B. Geass
Charles Street
H. J. Holle
New York City
Brettsno’s
Union Square
Washington, D. C
Metropolitan Horn
Washington News Exchange
Buffalo
N. Y
Ht. Louis
Max
Union Station
Angeles
Cal
Oliver & Harris
South Spring Sackic
Colo
the Stationery Company
Hamilton & “Eat
Seventeenth Street
Nebo—Mergarth Stationery Company
Turmah Street
Water supply and bond issue debated by The Post
The Post argues for municipal ownership of a water works and opposes private contracting, urging voters to back a city water plant in the upcoming bond vote. It notes the city’s ability to fund both water and street improvements and warns against delaying public amenities. The piece cites Dr. Wel sing and criticizes the current water contract with the Maver company as insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Coritrmet
Perforehiy
Leo
Chile
Malmit
Foir
Bnatetakabis
Foshaye
Tm I
Sifkwie
Welsig
Houston
De.Hotrigg
Shall we get out of ourt village ways
A terse note questions move beyond village norms and hints at a procession as a potential communal action. The fragment suggests local hesitation about change and collective event plans.
Texas Railroads and the 1803 Bond Law Debate
The piece argues Texas rail expansion was hampered and later aided by the 1803 bond law restricting railroad securities. It cites the Cate Holt line as an example of development with outside capital, then state support, and asserts the law does not block legitimate railroad building though it curbs speculative projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
Texas
Cate Holt
Oil Rates and Editorial Opinions Spark Red Scare
The Beaumont Journal critiques editorial coverage on oil rates and rail commissions. It notes Louisiana to Texas price dynamics and Swayne’s pipeline ideas while urging lawful revision considerations. The piece also mocks regional biases, labor disputes, and political figures amid a scattershot column of opinions and local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Loufai
Beaumony Journal
van Might Journal
Swayon Louisiana
Rail Raid Commission
Louisiana
Texsas
Commission
Swayne
Exchange Interviews and Political Rhetoric in 1906 Reports
The column compiles scattered remarks on Mr Bryan and Democratic politics, noting editorials from the Dalins News and the Beaumont Daily Herald. It references party splits, editorials from the San Antonio Express and others, and satirical jabs at campaign culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Democratic Party
Dalins News
Bryan
Bryant
Mr. Bryan
Ohio
Mrryan
Chipley Towne
Towne
Havana's turbulent political outlook on Cuba and Platt era
The Havana dispatch reports a fractured Cuban political scene with conservatives and nationalists clashing over the Platt amendment and suffrage language. Delegates fear a prolonged convention deadlock over election laws and tariff questions while Americans on the island observe shifting attitudes toward U.S. presence. The piece notes mango season anxiety, cholera scare, General Wood’s typhoid recovery, and the Kanawah voyage returning with companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cali
National
Iriser
Cuban National Party
Nationalista
Convention
Beitte
Cuba
Juan Alberto Comes
Nesto
Boboup Ho
United States
Uncle Sam
Wireless equipment planned for British warships and fleets
All British battleships cruisers home stations and reserves are to be fitted with wireless telegraphy apparatus. Future Mediterranean ships also to be equipped. Also notes about Chilean students, aluminum torpedo tubes, French railway sanitation moves, a planned oil pipeline from Baku to Batumi, and a Botton girl shocked by touching an oiled wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
United States
School of Act and Crafts
Mie
Portsmouth
Prevent
Baku
Batam
Russia
Notable Americans in Science Arts and Society
Nine Americans admitted to the Automobile Club of France with W K Vanderbilt as first elected. Violinist Joseph Joachim celebrated his seventieth birthday with praise from Berlin papers. Edwin Abbey works on a decade-long series of story paintings, turning Morgan Hall into a museum. William Butler dies aged years after founding a Philadelphia grocery and hiring three men. Persia honors Herbert V. Bose retiring as minister with Lion and Sun order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of France
W. K. Vanderbilt
Joseph Joachim
Berlin
Edwin A. Abbey
Barrows
Gberlin
America
Roritachiaiels
Persia
Erbert V. Bo
Lion and Sun
Fetia
Fragmented Verse and Scattered News Across 19th Century Page
A collage shows poetic ruminations on life and fortune with lines about misfortune shaping virtue then pivots to brief clippings: a New York magnate praised for progress, a New Jersey athlete fainting, a New Hampshire man’s suicide, and a wife away on trip with quips about snoring.
Fashion Notes and Dining Suggestions From A Distant Page
A collage of style tips and domestic hints appears with talk of gowns, trimmings, and outerwear for mature women, plus whimsical notes on visiting cards and local house designs. The piece also offers menu ideas for luncheon dinner and breakfast, with a faded glimpse of cultural curiosities from Korea Sumatra and Dahomey.
Timber supply and waste lands warn of looming scarcity
Dr. W. Sehlich, addressing the Society of Arts, warns that timber s ileficiency will soon be felt and urges concrete measures to conserve forests. He cites waste lands and a national trend toward valuing forests as a strategic resource, noting the fight against deforestation as a major victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Masa
W. Sehlich
Society of Arts
Seelee
Tneas Parte Ag
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THE
Houston Printing Company
Veapeese
Toston
Chicago
Boston
Beaumont
Rowton
Blondin
Lt Lange
Olive Schreiner
Terry Gursin
Hash
Sheemich
Aloes
Eueunter
Calmon
Mabie Ifs
Toledo
Reaumiony
New Jersey
Schaffer
McKinley
Hanna
Mac Carmcre
Dryan
Ee UN 1S
Morro
Cubs
Connery
Acros
Corbatt
Lord Bobs Lefe
Africa
Russell Aman
Gourier
Valley Mila Courier
Gotteler
Colorado Daily Clipper
Hias
Old Settlers Association
Oullman
Laursday
McCullodh County Enterprise Ny
Damon
Rikard
Teddy
Midland Gazette
Roosevelt
Richinl Reepess
Beaumont Daily Herald
Mit County Observer
Mouton
Sabinal Sentinel
New Braunfels
AML
London
Yorkes
Salway
General Wood
Adjutant General
Kanawah
Carpenter
Eenceral
Kant
Charleston
New York Harbor
Guha
Rageswioy
Botton
Gemma Ti
New York
New Hampshire
Ethel Clinton
von Waldersee
Lote Wolf
Direk
Hit
Lightning
Fice
Korea
Cardia
Nail
Sumatra
Michigan Lake Shore
Peadle Hatch
Ita
Atlanta Constitution
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