Entertainment and court figures mark Texas events
June 28 reports detail preparations for a Southern entertainment gathering in Shaw building with about 800 attendees and plans for a formal opening next Tuesday. Also noted are historical references to the United States court in Texas and its officers, plus a Rockport incident involving a passenger ship disembarking and a storm-bound liner en route from Galveston to Cuba with no current word from its crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfexan
Shaw
Expdted
Mon Sa
Yuesiay
W. T
Donn C. Leftwich
Tore
Whitteo
Texas
Galveston
Cuba
Key West
New
Peet
Ager Ip
Brownsville
Corpus pPut Inny Rockport
Pritin Iris Sails From New York Aims Gulf Route
Pritin Iris departed New York bound for the Gulf ports. The vessel will pass Port Arthur and sail between Galveston and Galveston Bay as part of a noted Gulf service. Departure date not clearly stated as officials plan for a second ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritin Iris
New York
Priton
Texas
Port Arthur
Spasy
Galverton
Gallie Terme
Gulf Ports
Galveston Mortuary Report Mentions Local Notables and Arrivals
The Galveston mortuary report notes weekly deaths and causes including stomach tumor and chronic gastritis, with ages from 2 months to 57. It also lists visitors and clergy arrivals such as Rev. George E Walk, Rev. Charles Ferguson, and guests from Iowa and Arizona, plus Texas residents like Mrs Maggie Olive Jordan and Senator W P McGee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Ernest Griffith
Trollborn
Thoma Stewart
Iescoultia
Charles Brovie
Rue Healy
Eal Sted
Ine Livingston
Ora Allen
Cariline Rancis
Andrew Stigiich
Tex
Pauline T. Sellers
New York
Boston
New Hampshire
Maggie Olive Jordan
San Antonio
City
J. B
Crooker Tixaos
W. P. McGee
Marshall
Charles Rhodesan
Charles
Artz
Houston
Logan Curry land case clarifies occupancy proof and patent issuance
Texas Supreme Court rules the land commissioner must accept occupancy proofs and issue patents to actual settlers. The decision holds Logan’s certificate reflects occupancy despite vendor involvement and preserves the right of actual settlers to challenge nonsettler purchases. The ruling emphasizes the state’s goal to favor actual settlement and enforce installment payments while limiting nonsettler transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
West Texas
Logan
Reed
Kirby Company Changes and Beaumont Office Shakeup
Beaumont Texas June 23 An announce ment shows changes in the Kirby Lumber company Houston man Ben S Woodhead resigns to join J P Keith company of Beaumont Ray Weise becomes Houston chief and Jerome Swinford comes to Beaumont as local manager Ray Weise had led local sales and the Be an Mont property. Mulkey revival plans loom with a tabernacle event at the South Eat and Salvation Army services begin. Postmaster and road work updates include expanded delivery routes and street name labeling. John Hanley found dead from morphine overdose at the Furey building with a coroner and judge determining the case. A council meeting set for June 28 to discuss port aging and river improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Company
Beaumont
Texas
Kirby Limbre Company
Ben 5
S. Woodhead
Houston
Allstair
J. P. Kelth Company
Woodhead
Kelth Company
Ray Wiese
City Wales
Kirby Lumber
Wirese
JD. E. Chapin
Thia City
Wiese
Jerome Swinford
Ingram My. Swinford
Bam Smitford
Ganera Enits
Soutey
Venger
John Hanley
Furey
B. F. Calhoun
Justice of the Peace
Brown
Southea Pacific Railway
Judee Brown
Hood's Texas Brigade Elects Officers and Chooses Marlin as Meet Site
The twenty eighth Hood's Brigade reunion in Bryan Texas June 25 elected Marlin as the next meeting place by unanimous vote with Mayor William Elton presenting the recommendation. Dr J C Loge ing was named president with L Dotta as vice president and Henri of Austin re elected treasurer. The group commended Bryan citizens and local groups for courtesies and adjourned to meet in Marlin on June 26 and 27.
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Brian
Texas
Hood's Brigade
Marlin
Willias Elton
Katie Natsu
Kunle
Colorado
George A Hodges
Lott
Martin
Citickena
Bryan
Causp
J.B. Robertson
United Confederate Veterans
L. &. Ross
Daughters of the Confederacy
Prise
John E. Heagan
General Hood
Brightler
W Dallas
Independence
Captain Baris
Navasota
G. H. McKnight
McKoleht
Ikinhon
Robinson
Inilapeydiuce
Kathe Daten
Halry
Dixie
Dumau
Prdeiioriani
Tla
Misa Katie
Jim
Henri
Austin
7Ons
Gonzales
W. B. Copeland
Rockiele
Brietx
Copeland
Movement of Ocean Vessels Special to The Pest
Ker West Tia Arrived Conchetae Galveston on8 pressed for New York Port Ends No arriva called George W. Kelley Am for Bluefields Hogarth cr for Antwerp Alabama Nov for Port Limon Nicaraguan Brit for Liver oo Fi Din Am for New York George Amels Nor for Colba New York Sallod Marcos for Galveston Denver for Galveston
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Galveston
New York
George W. Kelley
Bluefields
Hogarth
Antwerp
Alabama
Port Limon
Liveroo
Din
George Amels
Nor
Colba
Marcos
Denver
Indictment for Rape in Adkins District
Victoria Niklé, 11, was assaulted by an 18 year old Negro on her way home from chop near Adkins Station. The assailant fled, was captured, and Ernest Thompson was indicted by the grand jury for rape amid local fear of mob violence as Sheriff Tobin guards the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Victoria Niklé
Joob Nikle
Adkins Station
Ant
Hromsl
Ernest ‘Thompson
Adking
Tobin
No Stamps Withdrawn in Gale Texas Announced
International Revenue Collector Flanagan announced in Gale Austin Texas that pli documentary and proprietary stamps would be withdrawn from noon June 20. No stamps will be sold after that date. People with instruments needing stamps must secure them before expiry to file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Austin
Texas
Flanagan
Pli
Washington
Micon Union
Wastington
Tor
Second Court of Appeals Matters Heard In Fort Worth
The Second Court of Appeals at Fort Worth Texas heard numerous motions and rehearings including Bangs v Cradlin Wilson v White Western Union cases and several others. The court will reconvene next Friday morning to announce opinions on cases and hear further motions before adjourning for one term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Court of Appeals
Fort Webb
Texas
Supreme Jqnclul
Bangs
Crebdlin
Wilson Va
White
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cooper
Stephens
Chagos
Bhopyaker Ve. Texan
Pactie
Railway Company Et al
Fro Parker
Golf, Colorado
santa _hallway Company
Miller
Chote
Continental Fire Association of Fort Worth
Bearden
Ware
Stuart & Bell
Thutletge
Cooke
Hertys Estate
Betty, Guerdian
Hoody Eskeridge
Loulaville Trust Company
Young, Minsouri, Kangas and Texpe Railway Company of Texas
Hogler
Wilburgh
American Cotton Company
Moore
Adod
Fort Worth
Denver City
Wright
Brown
McCnckey
Fovfolk
Civil Appeals Docket At Fifth District Court
Proceedings in the court of civil appeals Fifth district show several cases affirmed remanded and decisions on motions. Affairs involve Southern Oil Company J J Seales Haot St Louis Southwestern Railway J W Evers Hunt and other named parties from Hunt Van Zandt Meaton plus Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Irvine Woods.
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Talia
Pexce
Court of Civil Appeals
Fifth District
Southern Ol
H T Seales
Navarre
St. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company
J. W Evers
Haot
Herman Faris
Cutton Simpson
Hunt
Bonner
Bpringfeld Wagon Company
Meaton
Heveland
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad Company
Civil Appeals Proceedings Report From Austin June 26
Proceedings held in the Texas Court of Civil Appeals Third District featured several rulings and motions. Reversals and remands included P. T. Norwood versus W. K. Snell and Thomann Bros versus W. T. Wabbard, with other motions and cases from Travis San Saba and Ban Baba. The court adjourned for the term and will reconvene on the first Mayday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
Third District
P. T. Norwood
W. K. Snell
Thomann Bros
al Va
W. T. Wabbard
Ruonels
James H Ne Jeve
A. H. Yarrington
Travis
Charles Wolf
W. BH. Gibbons
San Saba
W. J. Hare Ve
PH Groesbeck
Ban Baba
Orpoher
Trinity University dormitory contract awarded to D Mahoney
In Waxahachie Texas on June 28 the contract for erecting Trinity University girls dormitory was awarded to D Mahoney. The brick building will rise seven stories and have twenty five rooms. Paraphernalia from the old Te building was received. construction aims for completion before September opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waxahachie
Texas
Trinity University
D. Mahoney
Captain S. C. Porter Dies in Port Lavaca Texas
Port Arthur Texas dispatch reports Captain S. C. Porter of Mamfora died at the Exchange hotel in Bryan at 6:9 this morning after a weeks long illness. Porter was about 60 years old and had been a planter in Stanford before moving to Bryan. His remains were to be shipped from the hotel to the depot for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
S. C. Porter
Mamfora
Exchange Hotel
Severa
Porter
Nnford
Pheu
Hood
Briende
Local Pulse Notes on Health Remedies Emerges
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Aunt Lucinda Abra with Hunt's Lightning 1 ar and remedies for twothache weak hack and catarrh. Additional garbled phrases hint at sea life and names but lack clear events or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Abra
Hunt
Remains Arrive Home for Lyn Kerr
The remains of Lyn Kerr, who died in Little Rock Arkansas on Thursday, arrived in Waco Texas and were interred in the family yard. The service was attended by his brother Indian D A Walker of Little Rock and other family members. Kerr was a well regarded member of his community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Lyn Kerr
Little Rock
Ark
Post
Te Kwood
Indian
D. A. Walker
Little Hock
Kerr
Explosion Injures Hillsboro Youth in Peculiar Accident
A Hillsboro Texas boy son of C B Davia was injured in a strange blast on June 28. An empty home, five cans, a cook stove and a hatchet were moved around a brig before an explosion sent a barrel and flames in all directions. The event caused severe burns and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Texas
C. B. Davia
Shot by His Son in Terrell Texas Incident
Fragmented report mentions a shooting in Terrell Texas with unclear details including names Ayres and Wills Ayres. Text shows garbled phrases and possible reference to June and family relations but lacks a coherent sequence of events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Texas
Reday Wills Ayres, Jr
Als Fatser
Wills Ayres
Bad & Quakeel
Peruna hailed as a catarrh remedy in testimonials from Hart and others
A long testimonial letter from Alpean Hart and numerous endorsements discuss Peruna as a cure and tonic for catarrh and general debility. The letters claim improved health, stronger blood, better sleep, and increased vitality, with references to physicians and patients praising Peruna’s effectiveness.
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A. Hart
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Rockmbark
Federal Court
Jersa
Waller
States Court
Marshal Wal Fall
John G. Walrous
Mayo
James K. Polk
Miieo
United States
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John M
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Willeh
Amos Morrill
C. B
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George W. Brown
Hay
George Manon
John. R Hoyle
Baward Guth
Ftratton
McComb
Wilson
H. M. Hannag
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Thomas Bates
Jamon
Ere Jones
Christopher Dart
John Ahames H. Cocke
Hen McCulloch
Firner
J. Uv
Berne
Wiliam
G Trann
R. B. Reagan
Willams
John Grant
Alexandr
Clark DL
Owen
Ramuel eAxender Moore
John Church
Potter
William TB
Elisha
Rewford
Daniel Mara Binephen van Sickie
Shipping News
Hares
Estaben
Sabine
East Texas
Trinity
George E. Walk
Connell Bluffs
Iowa
Trinity Episcopal Church
Thig City
Charlies Ferguson
Teed, Ariz
G. E. Moeller
Gus P. Moel-ler
Hs Hia
Market
B. S. Woodhead
Ray S. Weiss
Poyt
Beagamont
Ogden Huilding
Earnin Pearl and Crockett
Southwestern Telephone
L. FP. Neely
F. W. Greer
Mulkey Meeting
Bermmont
the Ogien
Bellamous
Architeet Hreobin
Dany
Hie
Cartiero
Terns
Counnell
Jin
Gilbert
Lode
Neches
KE. Binck
Orleans
Sirvel
Bplecopel
Ohio
Texas Brigade
Smith, Brown and Jones
Fifth Court of Appeals
Third Court of Appeals
Alpean Hart
Shie
Wilmer M. Barnes
Nieth
Spondity
Permianenis
Nt. Ortindo
Bt Topeut
Telos
Orlando
Ellie
SinApee
Mesibin Sain
Harter
Sittin
Werminan
Leavin
Coby
Alphonzo Hart
Augusta
Osnaburg
G. A. Mistrot & CO. Jobbers and Commission Merchants
Houston, Texas
Ce 'Se “Yen
Wes
Marenat Keller
M'Kinney
McKinney
Ole
Ge Wesley Awmlowty
Worl
Be Soulbery
Pivemuut Ul Fk Oie Sane Bbs Vt Sevidev Vile
Ole dQrmereville
Bota
Popwar
Main Street
Hammeth Gloth
Masury
Maine
California
James Bute
Thornton & Thornton
Iscaae
Enieas
Hal's
Drs
Moore-Burnett Bldg
Hammocks, C.L.& Theo
Bering
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