Houston and Texas Rail Schedules Mention Grand Central Depot
Readable fragments describe trains arriving and departing Houston via Central Depot and Grand Central Depot with times to Dallas Galveston Kansas City and Cincinnati. Mentions Missouri Kansas and Texas and International and Great Northern depots and connections at Fifth Ward Congress Avenue and University areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Houston
Grane Central Depot
Eles
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Fifth Ward
In andtGreat Northern
Columbia
Missouri, Kansas
Henderson
International
Great Northern
Permanent Exhibits Sought to Boost Texas Immigration and Trade
The Texas railroads urge statewide immigration efforts and permanent exhibits to showcase South and North Texas produce. A Houston exhibit would anchor traveler and homeseeker interest, with central and local displays proving the state’s agricultural wealth.
Road through town prompts property talks and condemnations
Daly notes the road crosses residence lots with reasonable prices. Several possessions may be condemned, but only one parcel has been taken to date. North of town some farmers seek higher compensation while fearing impact if the project proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Seaside Special Inaugurates Summer Rail Service
The Galvenon Houston and Northern Hill begins a seaside special for Houstonians summer months. Depart Houston at 6 p.m. to Sylvan Beach Seabrook and Clear Creek with 6:40 p.m. return to Houston. Tickets include 30 ride individuals and 60 ride family options with prices across Sylvan Beach West La Porte Seabrook and Clear Creek.
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Galvenon
Houston
Northern Hill
Tralia Gome
Clear Creek
Strange
Sylvas Beach
West la Porte
Seas Brook
Sterne
Sylvan Benoh
Wert la Porte
Seabrook
Commission probes discrimination charges against Pacific Express
J Archit, a railroad commission accountant, returns from Laredo where discrimination claims against Pacific Express were filed. Tomorrow Arthur and Aston travel to Fort Worth to inspect Pacific Express general offices and assess Kansas gilt movements into Texas to aid Texas salt manufacturers. The commission will continue parallel actions with railroads, enforcing anti rebate provisions and timing rules as needed.
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Auvetin
Texas
J. Archit
Railroad Commission
Laredo
Pacific Express Company
Messrs
Arthur and
Aston
Port Worth
Gogaaion
Special Rate Events Booked by Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
The Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe lines announce excursion fares for several events. A state convention in Dallas on May 20 offers one and one third fare with certificate plan. Taylor fair May 14 to 17 from McGregor to Caldwell, same fare. Old Fiddlers contest at Sherman May 12 to 19 includes parlay Honey Grove inclusive at one and one third fare.
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Dallas
Taylor Fair
McGregor
Caldwell
Sherman
Parlate
Honey Grove
Elusive
Fort Worth
Texas
Widows and Orphans
Manonic
Cr. W. Connery
Connery
Frank Rainey
Musgaty
Aody
Arlington
Enon
He Grand Lodge
Board of Firedom
the Masonic Widows and Orphamw’ Home
L. Terrell
Terrell
Robert A. John
Austin
Olivanton
Wow
Ax Preesen
Edgen
Nawimacionl
Grend
Cormandery
J. B McQabe
Chairoan
W. Cannery
Paddeuk
MH. Jones
W. M
Worth
Dr. Rainey
Texan
H. Hillimay
Allman
England
Magente Grand Jorge
Carnegie Library Association of
Conqueror Tax Policy Draws Criticism Over Puerto Rico
The piece argues against a US president acting beyond constitutional bounds by taxing territories, comparing to William the Conqueror. It notes Puerto Rico’s populace, about a million, faces control with no voice in governance while Hawaii’s residents gain territorial self rule. It frames Republican conventions as shifting sympathy from Ireland to Puerto Rico.
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George T. William
Republican Party
United States
George WI
Congress
William the Conqueror
Fuero Rico
Ireland
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Greenville High School honors 32 graduates in crowded church
May 12 in Greenville Texas the high school graduation ceremony was held at Central Christian church with a large crowd. The program featured piano solos arcs and a chorus, an annual address by A K Edwards, diplomas presented by Mayor Chapman, and a benediction. A list names thirty two graduates and two teachers or speakers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Texas
Central Christian Church
Beeche Bethel
Pritchert
Amelia Gaillard
Ralph Nicholson
Lelia Elliott
Ming Hulute Horale
Craddock
Sabine Supply Co Buys Mount Talbot Hardware Business
Oreaks Texas May 13 The Sabine Supply Company has purchased the hardware and mill supply business of Mount Talbot in the city and has taken charge. The business will be under the management of A T Chenault formerly with the Howard F Smith Machinery Company of Houston.
Bears the Tha Kind You Have Always Bought Gignatere
The item presents a brief, unclear note with the phrase bears the tha kind you have always bought. No named persons or organizations are identifiable in the readable text. Further context is needed to determine subject and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casestornaia
Echoes of the Fight Corbett's Fine Showing Spurs Talk
The report analyzes Jeffries knockout of Corbett, noting the crowd’s reaction and the rival fighter’s resilience. It highlights Corbett’s tactics, endurance, and the public debate over who deserved credit for the victory amid a brutal match in New York.
Louisville Race Entries Show Packed Card Across Distances
Murky OCR lists numerous horse names, entries, and distances from a Louisville racing card. It mentions races from seven furlongs to a mile and a half with many horses and owners, including The Wendall Stakes and Withers mile segments, reflecting a dense field across multiple tracks.
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Dr. Preaton
Hite Eminence
Porter B
Lone Pie
Conqreror
Silverdale
Farmer Henpett
Schorr
Athea
Vohkér
Richardson
Milam Wedntur
Clara Meader
Olle Dixon
Roana
Virete
Hurricane
Morris
Eolines Couree
Mice Ifanover
Ordent
Chappaqua
Belle of Lexington
Lady Contrary
McMeehin
Mordy Pardig
Gulden
Bangor
Oliver Me
Lendemere
AL Cloud
Glen
Georgy Kesuim
Tanet
Costeante
King Pepper
Rhymer
Lightning
Callear
Tobtka
Erinye
Flatterer
King Brambie
Candia
Hon Jour
Erin Kringie
Corinthian
Man'tahan
Muffeon
Mads
Chewa
Lindula
Plax
Rhinelander
Matt Simpno
Sparrow Wing
Exit
Wither Mile
Walt Not
the Srentaekiss
Chappequs
Vere Nls
Panda Atet
Ratip
Fone
Buiek
I Tenora
I Radford
Voloos
Handeuf
Robert Metcalf
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Terms Across Local Page
A jumbled OCR readout presents a dense string of names, places, and fragment phrases including Mil fired Rains Irma 8, Cabrillo, Yuba Dam, Jefferson, Pat Garrett, Chancery, Tony Moning, Nostinas, and others. Readable items are sparse. no coherent event or narrative emerges.
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Tive
Deem
Lareunts
Bioas
Barney Baal
Jerry Lea
Tyros
Mr. Clay
Werthem
Berthem Berend
Facatoen
Alioe
Mil
Irma
Mile
Yortis
Cabrillo
Mt. Woodranger
the Jefferson
Ray H
Lirkado
Annowan
Pat Garrett
Chancery
Ee Fox
Prececitas
Veninah
O'Brig Mite
the Yard
Ielileg
Yuba Dam
Tony Moning
Nostinas
Chalding
Aire Favor
Evelys Filed
Wree Hand
Ben Chance
Selinotl Lauter
Cycle Races Drama at Louisville Under National Club
In Louisville on May 15 Owen Kimble directed a lively program of bicycle races under the National Cycling association. Amateur and professional events featured fast speeds and tight finishes with McFarland and Stevens leading the California duo in pro events as Kimble and second-place showing to beat. Detroiter Tom Cooper showed improved form but failed to overcome the McFarland-Stevens teamwork. Bald and Kiner did not compete today as crack riders prepare for Canada travel in coming weeks.
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New York
Io Elthey
Abbott
Admiryties
Pralee
Vorhitt
Blin
Dreamland
Goftelt
Corbett
Chet
Carson City
Comey Island
Corlett
Jeffries
Biahoo
Orhatt
Tut
Hilin
Aly Man
Tom Ryan
Ant Canhett
Webbe
Louisville
Fountain Perry Park
Owen Kimble
Nationul Cycline Association
Frank Denby
Buffalo Red
Hebids
Gor Uhe Tors
Me and Zimmy
California
McFarland and Stevens
Witnlog
McFarland
Stevens
Tom Cooper
Detroit
McFaii
Bald
Kiner
Canada
Barry to Tor Jockey Chicago May 1 announces jockey attempt
Retired Hantam Chams Plew Puatllat Jttmne Derry hints at a shift to jockey life. The well known horseman with a lifelong riding background seeks approval to ride at 105 pounds, citing past boxing fame and expert horsemanship.
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Barry
Chicago
Hantam Chams Plew Puatllat
Derry
Nitti
Whoa
Lakeside
Ink
Thorpe to Ride Yellow Tall at Nebraska Meet
Jockey Chirley Thorpe will ride Yellow Tall for the Nebraska meet beginning Friday morning. He plans to stay in Chicago after the racing resumes next Thursday, returning in time for the inaugural engagement.
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Thorpe
Yellow Tall
St. Lois Clobe-Dimorral
Chirley Thorpe Artivey
Nebraska
Skeets Varnion Suspended in Jockey Club Meeting
Report from Komplot park on May 1 states JoH Martin received a suspended penalty after an incident involving a two year old and foul riding. J Mitsper’s Dunoverent was noted as pending for the rest of the meeting with stewards of the Jockey club. The Lunover colt was allegedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skeets Varnion
Komplot Park
Joh. Martin
J. Mitsper
Fewae
Pendal
Jockey Club
Griffith and May Show Offensive Duel in Chicago Win
Chicago edged New York 7 to 6 as Griffith delivered the key hit while May starred for Chicago. Hawley and Corrine led Cincinnati late, but Barnett and Arieta fell short as Brooklyn pitchers held firm. St. Louis and a note on Jones and Howell wrap a chaotic afternoon across majors.
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Chicago
New York
Griffith
Pleven
van Haltren
Wien
Ali
Grigith
Hawley
Alvin Yewin Notes Reflect Local Travel and Visits
Alvin residents and visitors are listed with trips and visits. J. W. Hlesker and children from Beaumont visit Mrs. Kate Edwards. Mrs. Dr. J. B. Cannon returns from Henham. Wharton Bates of Houston and J. L. Butes of Angleton spend Wednesday in Alvin on business.
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Brana
Sante Fe
Alvin
W. A. Reinherdt
Southern Pacific
Openlina
Mre
J. W. Hlesker
Beaumont
Kate &. Edwards
J. B. Cannon
Hrenham
B. Kamin
Houston
Wharton Bates
Wrother
J. L. Butea
Angleton
Busta
W. P. Orr
Tyler
Texas
J. B. Anderson
Wayne
Richmond
J. W. Slaven
Thompson
L. B. Carlton
Galveston
German Evangelical Missionary Meeting Closes in Brenham
The twelfth annual section of the German Evangelical Society of North America concluded with morning services at Wiedeville church. Rev. Rudolf of San Angelo spoke on the morning course, and Rev. Tanner of Dallas described five years of India mission work. Rev. Steck shared experiences from the Dark Continent, and Dr. C Kalker, district president, delivered the concluding sermon.
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Brenham
Texas
Tyiod
North America
Wiedeville
EE. Rudolf
San Angelo
Theodore Tanner
Dallas
India
BE. Steck
Transvaal
South Africa
C Kalker
District Court Receives Burglary Sentences in Ripton
In San Patricia County Ripton May 12 the district court opened and adjourned to the 10th. Judge Stanley Welch of the Twenty-higher district presided with Judge Lane. Gabelat Rubio was sentenced to three years for burglary. Jian Coronado received four years on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Patricia
Ripton
Toxea
Dietrict Court
Stanley Welch
Lane
Gabelat Rubio
Jian Coronado
Promote Strong Men With Restorative Method
A fractionary note offers a free sealed reading on restoring strength. It claims men lacking vigor can regain power via a simple method, advertised as non-burn. The pamphlet promises 80 pages of illustrations and invites requests for a concealed consultation.
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Central
Central Depon
Califoreia
Aio
Grand Central Depot
Tgatventon Traina
Althea
Fess Avenue
W.T. RR
Kansas City
Cincinnath
A. Ww
N. R. BR
Mand T. Depot
An. Oy
Léa.x
Congress Avenue
St. Louie
Rai Velasco
A. 1
H.R
Bepet
Bouston
A. Hervey, Sr
I. Bedell Hervey
Mgr
TEL
Bristol
Malin, Megr
Canitol T Hotel
He Latham Hotel
Main Street
Boyle
Anta Fe
Dallas and Return
Return
Fort Worth and
Louisville, KY
Greenhill
Pass
L.& Theo. Bering, Main and Capol
Marshall
Fly
Hwas
Dickens
Harkey & Davie
General Mer
Monteless
Breenec
Dhorle Parkers Market
Federal Streets
M. Pangul
Texas Railways
MR. Lupton
Junin
Sedaun
Tian
Post
George
Lupton
Pilotenger
Sap
Hk Wold
Tony
Sam Antonio Atl
Aransas Tass
Texas Aid
Alold
Imonster
Sa Antonio
Aransas
Rock Island
Atill
Danie
Florida
Corpus Christi
Hayes, Blain & Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Casasaabere & Co
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Dayton
Chicana
Minneapolis
Feos City
Pier al Oeere
Ban Antonio and
Aransas Paas
Nucaedochna
Texas and New Orleans
Santa We
The
Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Rean
Denver Post
Greenville High School
Jim
Louleville
Welling
Minn
Nettle Rewent
Moneywoed
Barilla
Fivlehite
Bilite
Ford Ham
Prastortan
John G. Ford
Prince Wilhelm
Peter Duryen
Irving Maroty Frazeline
Massie
Wilmington
Chaitre
Lueed
Ann
Ohara
Poyots
Denman Thomyprot
Balloon Caldwell
Bontiery
Bootacrac
Curd Gillock
Battus
Servant
Miicoses Futyana
Mickey A
Cinara
Zack Phelps
Lindle
Jingie
Sam Fullen
Maribus
Major Manair
Sidbow
Microscope
Mr. Brown
Man of
Hotor
Monk
Boe
Baseballa
Cyncinnati
Pittleburg
Cincinnanati
Barnet
Arietarnd
Pakee
Haka
Lalio
Newton
Peite
Leever
Aimmer
St. Louis
Masi Jones
Brooklyn
Howell Wan Hie
Jones and Crier
Howell and Metuire
American League
Wetrall
Chinuse
Buffalo
Pantie
Ht. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittebure
Cineinnal
Lenin
Dibaton
Mereland
Mkbtas
Alvin Yewin
Texmy
Mr. J
German Evangelical Synod
Rand
Dr. McLaughlin
M. N. McLaughlin
Olive Street
Kiam's
Matle Toz
Mammoth Clothier
VIA
Waco
Washington
Bruce R. Morton
Phone
Eeese
Alton Limited
Chicago & Alton
R.R
Wolen
Cago
St Louis
Merchants’ Bridge
W.H. Agel
S. W. Pa, Dalian, Tomas
G.H
H.R.R
Congroms Street
McClure
G. P
G. HH
H.R. R
Ue & Greet
A. P
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