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Newspaper
Houston Daily Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1900
Page
6
Mrs. FR Bowler was chosen as matron and yesterday assumed duties in Holton. She plans Bible reading and prayer, strict but reformative methods, and aims to guide female prisoners toward better conduct during incarceration.
A thief snatched about 10 dollars in small change from Wolf & Co. store at 16 Main after entering from the rear through a yard and removing four bars from a door. He then moved to a nearby laundry area and left behind a bundle of underwear and socks in the back of the store.
The entertainment for the Daughters of Erin to support the State convention will now be held Wednesday evening May 16 at the residence of Mr BR A Riewier on Young Avenue Sixth Ward. A cake vote will determine the most popular lady among the three divisions.
The article lists numerous parishioners including Agnes P Dowdall Maud Pergin Lquille Thatcher Viol George Julian Murphy Ruby Motaghan Minnie Grevive Josephins Osborne Alice Mulvey Lacy Gennusa Maggie Keenan Lottie Manterson Ollie Haskell Mary Roman Mary Fasullo Mamie Keenan Joseph Edwards Thomas Dougherty Honora Nicholson Henry Miller Michael Fitzgerald who will be confirmed next Sunday at 4 p m by the bishop at St Patrick’s Church with Rev Father M W Crowe presiding.
Manager Bergman of Sweeney and Coombs Operations has arranged his annual benefit with the comic drama Sapho. The performance will be presented next Friday night the 18th, and Houston friends expect strong ticket demand for the event.
A large crowd attended the Lords Bicycle Club picnic at Magnolia Park yesterday. The event featured amusements, activities, dancing, boating, and various entertainments as part of the season’s continued outings.
The WAC Taree Ans plans a grand event at Turner Hall with noted officers from multiple states, including Sen. George J. Leigie of Michigan and J. W. Replogle of Indiana. Welcome addresses and music will accompany a parade of committee members and honored guests from Port Huron, Goshen, and Waco.
The report lists Obed H Kirkland of Juniper, F S Othelbe, Mrs Charley Parker, and many others visiting or staying at local hotels. Names include Calhoun, M K Swindell, Lamar, Mrs Fermuson, and the Grunewalds. Christie plate factors and local photographers are mentioned among upcoming city arrangements.
The Ardy Quartette offered a concert next Wednesday in Houston. Telegrams for GF Powell and Charles Fonts await pickup at Western Union, 117 Mainstreet. County commissioners meet in regular session. road bond proposal likely on docket. A fire alarm from box 421 disrupted the afternoon. Red Men and Titikawgy Tribe events slated for Friday evening. Houston Light Artillery and Cavalry unit planned an outing near Brunner.
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Houston Hibernians arrange events for the State Convention with a June 15 start in charity. A bayou boat trip with barbecue replaces a banquet and a grand ball is set for June 19. Funds will come from a complimentary plea at Magnolia Park on June 15. Committees include John T Browne Pat Owens Tim Dally and William O Conner.
A list of scheduled rehearsals for Misrhiavza Karnival on Monday at the Auditorium with times for acts including Fairies and Elves at 3 20, Flowers at 4 40, Swotch Hancos and Hungarians at 8 20, Gypsies at 9, and Japanese at 4 p.m. at Mr Porters. It notes no apoeitator allowed until Thursday and mentions a Casitians dance choreographed by Mrs J Warrigon and others with a long roster of named dancers.
May notes show Texans registered in New York with quirky locations and names such as Diltye and Drepham Bob Minor Jr and wife at various venues like Wearnstwater and Worrainater. Other entries reference Gontalee Hophiing at Lupertal and Oakland Bouldin at Union Sougary Paria.
The auction sold shares of stocks to Cashler J H Uotman for sum and the mansion property to Eduard Scharff for 1275 dollars. Jennings schools closed today with an outstanding exhibit of class work.
In Cleburne Texas Mig IW-9A officials initiate a project to build a cotton mill. Trig expects workers to arrive and begin site preparation next week for the new facility.
In Waukesia Wisconsin mineral springs and well kept drives promote the area. A planned extension of the Wisconsin Central Railroad aims to connect to the city markets from Chicago and other points, boosting travel and commerce. Josef Pond, general passenger agent, Milwaukee.
Weather update lists daily notes for May 11 to May 19 with temperatures rising on May 14 and 16. Forecasts show warmer conditions on May 17, variable conditions May 18, and cooler spell by May 19.
An early 20th century notice touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a remedy for children’s ailments. It claims to quiet infants, relieve wind colic, and treat diarrhoea using a familiar old remedy.
Wootan Wells offers reception and comfort for visitors as the Wooten Hone hotel becomes newly signed and renovated under M. D. Watson & Co of Waco Texas. General Manager RK Wade invites patronage, promising improved service and hospitality.
Base of stands Grand and privileges for the Lords Cycle club outing to be held at Mag nol park Sunday May 18. Public auction of the club house privileges at 10 Chenevert Street Tuesday May 8 at 9 o clock.
Sour Lake Springs resort in Texas announces the 80our Lake Mineral Well location is open for the pulminus season. Major Whenadon leads staff with Riseell Blakely from the St Charles hotel in New Orleans in charge. Rooms are newly papered painted and carpeted with tapestry designs and rates and a booklet of information are available.
A short notice notes Pinto Water available at Kiesling's Sods Fountain located at 602 Main. The item is advertised as a refreshment option in the local outlet.
Citizens Telephone Company offers reduced telephone prices and limited number of devices. The promotion highlights a full metallic circuit and a monthly rate of two dollars for business users with contract options.
The Warren Texas singing convention has met for two days with a large crowd from Polk County. Notables include Hon. J. J. Bealy of Jasper for State Senator and Hin. Kings seeking support for Circuit Judge. All county offices drew multiple applicants. ice cream priced at $1.02 per gallon at Boolb’a.
A Washington dispatch claims prominent army officers say Secretary Root blocked inspector generals from Civil Accounts reviews in Cuba, a delay Breckinridge urged since 1899. The senators and representatives debate War Department handling of Cuban civil affairs and full disclosure of revenues and expenditures.
New York May 13 Comptroller Coler trails Chairman Jones of the Democratic National Committee this week in proposing a reform plank on trusts. The exchange centers on how to frame anti trust policy and electoral impact within party platforms.
A World dispatch from Washington reports Senator Chandler demanding further explanation of charges that the Harvey armor plate patent is a fraud and that Krupp armor has no superior merit. He recounts the Harvey patent history, Navy involvement, and patent office actions, noting opposition by examiner Byrnes and later support from officials. Chandler contrasts with Krupp armor and asserts no secret processes were involved.
A New York Herald dispatch says Berlin will press for the naval bill while avoiding war with the United States. Officials expect Germany to show caution, avoid violating the Monroe Doctrine, and weigh neutrality impacts if conflict with the U S arises. German representatives fear anti German sentiment at home and focus on Central and South America plus Asia Minor.
A fragmented summary lists church memberships by denomination in Manhattan and The Bronx. It cites Catholic 545,108 Episcopal 65,500 Presbyterian 71 churches 6,766 members Lutheran 2 large groups IL Methodists 15,511 Baptists 1,410 Miscellaneous 16,130 Hebrew 16 churches 10,892 Congregational 3,018, totaling 543,166 in Catholic and 439 other congregations. overall influence noted.
The Southern Baptist Convention filled Hot Springs churches with 3600 visitors and total attendance near 10000. Nine speeches marked Century Day with Dr W H Felix and Dr B H Carroll among speakers. Miss Claudia White, a Canton China missionary, was honored on stage as visitors sang.
The Baptist Church of Cleburne announces early construction of a brick veneer church at a cost over 15000. It aims to be among the finest Baptist houses of worship in Texas as of April 12.
A Temple Texas story reports Mrs S A Sarkman badly hurt when a cow gore incident occurred west of town during the primary. The piece also notes the recent Primary Teachers Union formation with officers and church events including a Cumberland Presbyterian installation. A Santa Fe Pike incident near a trestle narrowly avoided harm to bystanders and horses. R G Witting from Galveston named physical director of the Temple Y M C A to start June 1 following a Springfield school graduation.
Local San Angelo items report Timmins’s court assignment and a reassignment to preside in Brown Lee’s case. Attendees prepare for the Poris exposition as Mrs Spence and daughters plan to depart. Traders Brookshia and Jackson announce business and home moves. Clergy and Masonic leaders attend conferences and events in Fort Worth and Galveston.
A fragment notes AT LANGARMANS in Houston Texas on May 1 likely marking a store opening or event in the city with no further details.
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