A Day Around The City And Wharton County Arrests
A report details a city meeting at the Fox building and a grand council gathering at Keighte of Pythinghal with plans for a trolley ride and banquet. It also notes the Wharton County arrest of Lawrence Bankston on criminal assault charges involving a colored girl.
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Sharp
Fox
Main
Preston
Mombérs
Grand Council of Texas
Pythinghal
Prairie and
Mall
Grant Council
Houston Council
Honston
Turner Hall
Wharton County
W. A. Smith
Hillendale
Lawrence Bankston
Letotia
Bankton
Wharton Grand Jury
Local Notables and Visitors Arrive in City for Summer Season
Captain James Lawler Seim and family visit relatives in New Orleans as Major Levy travels from Houston and Rev Father Durkan's family stays with relatives in Richmond. Dr Ors Pinekaril visits Corrienwie, Latham ferry man stops at Bristol, and many others including Mr J Latrovre announce travel to Portsea for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawler Seim
Louis
Busineng
C.N. Volaw
Attarie
Heaunitet
de Frietol
Mra
Tudeh
Oring
Grrivale
Lathoe
Mins
Stelin Tarlton
Peankling Lea
G. R. Bennett
Finnie Burke
Poiuchaimp
Wall
Morgan
Jutin Latrovre
Plrte
T. Om, Richardson, Sr
Oklahoma
al Wrank
Mrorknhire
Mierley
Willa
Ida Thompson
T. O H. Thompate
Han
Bristol
Tenn
Fire damages two story frame home near Railroad Street
A two story frame dwelling at 2510 Railroad Avenue sustained near total damage in a fire reported around 7 PM Monday. Fire officials and neighbors assisted in evacuating occupants including Polfo and DoF of Hownthald site. No serious injuries reported though property losses were substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folfe
Mr Polfo
Dof
Hie
Hownthald
Joe Rorling
Seabreck
Deversl
Lexson
Lynthy
Railroad stock deal denied by Pennsylvanian official
The report claims a Pennsylvania Railroad company diverted ten million dollars to meet stock purchases including Long Island railroad, but Captain John P. Green and William A. Patton deny the claim. Caéantt is out of the city.
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Torraw
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania Failroad
Borow
Long Ialand
John P. Green
Megnapleania Allroad
Wiliam A. Patton
Mr. Caéantt
Ity
Transformation by Grape-Note Boosts Health Reported
A New York woman describes dramatic weight gain and recovery after using Grape-Note since November 1899. She claims reduced food intake, improved strength, and seventy words of personal testimony while requesting privacy about her professional ties. The communication credits the product with nourishing brain and nerve centers.
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Pond
New York
Rome
N. Wood
Amuterdan Ave
New York City
Ysien
Reformale
Fourth of July Celebration Discussed in Beaumont Meeting
In Hedumont Texas on May 11 a group of business men met at Neches club to decide on a Beaumont Fourth of July celebration. T W Shepherd was named chairman with Mike Welker secretary and C R Bone treasurer. An executive committee and several subcommittees were formed to plan details and logistics for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hédumont
Texas
Neches Club
Beaumont
T. W. Shepherd
Mike Welker
C. R. Bone
Dlactmlan Jt
RK. DD. Simonton
Jomen L. Kerth
8. Lederer
H. Hirsch
J. J. Nathan
BR. M. Mathner
Immediawly
Fionanow
J. T. Goasatt
W. N. Vaughn
H . Flewder
Rh. D. Simonton
R. M. Mathner
MH. Hirsch
T. C. King
Alt J. Bastia
Ruliroad
John Y W. Goothue
G. RR. Wansbrough
J. C. Mow
H. &. Spangler
Leo Mathner
United States Seeks Indemnity Payment from Turkey
A May 1 Times dispatch from Washington reports the State Department pressing Turkey to pay indemnity for a vessel seized by Turkish authorities. Washington aims to secure compensation to cover the ship’s value and related losses, amid diplomatic maneuvering with European powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Washington
Turkey
Langring
United States
Jane Miran
Lorelen
Awecelius
Europe
Atate
Alitiid Posty
Adimiral
Corbett Outduels Jeffries In Historic Prize Fight
Jim Corbett defeated James Jeffries in a dramatic contest to claim the heavyweight title. Corbett showcased strategic defense and punishment power, dominating the bout with calculated moves and enduring stamina, winning after a lengthy and grueling 116 rounds.
May 11 update on Irish question and banners abroad
Camden era dispatch reports Secretary Hackett receiving April 17 notice from Commander Bo PF T iee about flag raising symbolizing United States support for Ireland and the Philippines under protection of this government. It notes a prior visit to Manila and a conference with the king and his council on arrangements. The piece mentions Ireland, Boers sympathies, and reactions to Lord Salisbury perceptions.
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Wiekington
Annnslaluint
Hackett Hae
Bo PF 'T'iee
United Suteraval
Mini
Lila
United Blazen
Pan-American Copper Company eyed as new mine consolidator
The Times reports a proposed consolidation by Jew Copper Trust New York, aiming to take over numerous Mexican and U S copper mines and likely form the Pan-American Copper Company. Also includes unrelated springtime prose and a local advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Princess Tea at Mellinger's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jew Copper Trust
New York
Times
Beto
Mexicas
United States
Pan-American Copper Company
Brenham Budget Discusses Regimental Encampment Plans
The article outlines Brenham and area interest in hosting a Second Texas regiment encampment this summer with debates on financial feasibility and expected city revenue. It notes Adjutant General Scurry’s figures, the lack of state funding, and the practical scope limited to regimental or battalion encampments. It also reports on the Brenham Hook and Ladder No. 1 charter, lodge visits by Hon. Rogers, local railroad and electric plant updates, and social happenings around town.
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Texas
Sraller
Scurry
Texas Volunteer Guard
Fme
Colon Gordon Boone
Navarota
Besund
Witt
Brenham Hook and Ladder Company
Ploneer Fire Company
Brenhwin
Richard Coke Wis
A. W. Lenerry Wis
William Thompantsy
W. A. Wilkins
WR. Thompson
Alex Simon
H. H. Lockett
H. DD. Harris
L. J. Lockou
A. Meyer
New Charter
Rogers
Othuwlee
Bo Ie
Dallas
Rogers Wil
HM Compatead
Bryan
Cal- Vert
Haarne
Croeshoock
Coraivanoa
Hanit
Youngney
Becameway
Hull
Heston
Lodepen Eng
Prt
Ludopwendepie Electrician Sauniers
Brewham Electric
Waithire
Wilkins
Petty
Chavles Parke
Hastern
Texin
Weatsern Lewislans
Weateon
Paes
France
Palestine Pointins International Light Plant Soon In Operation
Men work stringing wire from the International and Great Northern hospital to the boiler house in Palestine Texas. Officials expect the plant to be in operation by the 11th of next month with all lamps wired and twenty five lights planned for the yard. Local residents and visitors are noted in this community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Texas
Internaonal and Great Northern
Bower
Misa Irene Bowers
Austin
Lician Grant
Elkhart
George C. Deming
Wiator
Egr Cooke
Jerry M. Crook Weat
Mrs Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts
The message urges women to trust Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it cures illnesses common to women and emphasizes that letters for advice are read and answered by women only. It states Mrs Pinkham's address in Lynn Mass and notes testimonials require special permission.
District Court Adjourns to Monday in Kaufman Case
Mrs. George W. Midteon spends time at home while Kaufman district court adjourns until Monday. The YMCA held a rally last night and work continues on the International and Great Northern power house line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orenkett
George W. Midteon
Kaufman
International and Great Northern Power House
Chappell Hill Female College Fund Drive Discussed
A trustees meeting led by T. A. Mercer discussed a Twentieth Century fund to benefit Chappell Hill Female College. Funds raised via Methodist Episcopal channels aim to support local home development and college improvements with subscriptions directed to the college. Reverend Seth Wind plans a June lecture to boost pledges and encourage substantial gifts.
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Chappell Mily Texas
Boldl of Trustees
Chappell Hill
Brandt
Chappell HU Pemale College
Georgetown
Epiacopal Colleme
Ebrenlar Lepton
Chappell Hill Femalee College
Seth Wind
Goliad Cattle Cars Move to Market and Local Happenings
Victoria Texas May 11 report notes eight cattle cars shipped from Goliad to market. City Ball nearing completion with exterior finished. Local church festival drew strong turnout. New residence frame rising beside J Bevereion's livery stable. A social invitation in the city. Colorado School Commencement May 14 features ten graduates including Lina Leonard Smith and Samile Leonard Wihikes. attendees cited many local citizens and clergy.
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Victoria
Texas
Goliad
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ralsin
Luther
Casra
Septio Wertheimer
Colorade School
Solis
Gatorade
Sctoois
Lina Leonard Smith
Samile Leonard Wihikes
Mary Hall Woot Harriw
Janos Sidney O'Reets
Lil
Graduation Clans Esteemed By Proving Authors
The passing generation is praised by named figures Loes Smith Mies Mullatlulah Pormer Miss Alph Mayne Fox. The extremes were culduulated by the graduating clans and were highly appreciated by those proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loes Smith
Mies Mullatlulah Pormer
Alph Mayne Fox
San Angelo Jury Returns Damages Verdicts in Diverse Civil Actions
In district court here the jury verdicts include $2578 for a Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Co. case and $2300 sought in a separate damages action. A plea of privilege led to the dismissal of a Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway case, with other judgments and forthcoming appeals noted. Construction plans for a two story dwelling with elevator and plate glass frontage are described, and cattle shipments for April show an excess over the prior year. A social note mentions a complimentary gathering for Misses Goods.
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San Angelo
Texas
William Cilidvems
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Fore Worth and Rio Grande Kusway Company
Ulvon
Gulf
Volorath
Lapowekl Mercantile Company
McDesmate
B.A. Dragoo
Rockman
Honham Men to Entertain Friends at San Angelo Club
Man and Sawyer of Honham were invited to a social at the San Angelo club rooms. An entertainment in their honor was planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. Jone. The Jadime depart for their home on the morning train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Sawyer of
Honham
San Angelo
Wibton Man Killed After Mass Attack in Sandstone
In Sandstone, West Virginia on May 1 a man known as Wi Lee, accused of attack on a white woman, was fatally shot by a mob of about 100 men. The victim’s body was found riddled with bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibton
W. Va
Wi Lee
Masaul
Strayed Brown Mare Near J M Smith Property
Notice reports a brown mare 16 hands high strayed or stolen from J M Smith care HD. The animal is elied all round with one wind foot white and no brand. Reward of 3 dollars offered. Sheriff A Anilet hon, Jor & Sons referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Smith
Care
Jor & Sons
A. & Anilethon
Sheriff
Telephone prices reduced by Citizens' Telephone Co
Company cuts phone prices and urges customers to join the push. Residential service at $2 and business lines at $2 per month with full metal details, no party lines. Telephone 45 for contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Sale of stands at Mag nolia park Santas
Auction of stands and privileges for the Lords Cyelée elub mutiny to be held at the club house 100 Chenevert street Tuesday night May 5 at 7 o'clock. Public duel sale to take place at Magnol ia park Santas May 18 with drinks at Kiesling's Sod Fountain 602 Main Street.
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Magnolia Park
Chenevert Street
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