Death of Frank B. Goodrich Prominent Railroad Manager
Frank B. Goodrich, 52, longtime Houston East and West Texas chief engineer and later manager, died at 7:10 p.m. after a bout of stomach illness and complications. Funeral plans unsettled, with possible Dallas burial. Survived by widow Mrs Goodrich and a young son. Telegrams of condolence from Lufkin and Houston officials expressed grief and respect for his service and character.
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Marlin
Texas
Frank B. Godrich
Houston East and West Texas Railroad
Mr. Goodrich
J. M. Lee
Houston and
Texas Central
Lee
Gane
J. Me Mahl
Waharth
Southern He
C. H. Markham
Chek
Clark
Dallas
Rice Palace Carnival Promises Strong Local Enthusiasm
Major Holt voices confidence that the Rice Palace carnival will gain universal support in Houston and the rice belt. He predicts the event will give Houston a permanent cultural feature and attract widespread backing from residents and investors alike.
Class Day Exercises at Hip School Next Friday
The 1962 high school class day events will be held in the Assembly Hall Friday at 4 PM. The program includes the High School Orchestra, piano duets, scenes from Merchant of Venice, violin solos, dances, and vocal numbers with students and teachers performing.
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Han
Merchant of
Phosbe
Nellie Geiselman
Mise Beagle
Will ‘Aduete
Harrioy
Nellie Dolores Geinelman
Jen Audrey Kapner
Ludtetiny McKernor
Katie Halene McDante
Alma Viola
Sadie Morris
rMisges
Julia Hiltebier
Jennie Sprong Portia
Mias Lathe Mckernon
Mita
Olive Kidttchs
Miile Katherine Houlitian
Hice Reier
Orcheaten Fratbergue
Oinus Heellian
Railway Clerks Post Resolutions on Manager Goodrich Death
Houston Lodge No 106 of the Railway Clerks of America held a meeting in Houston to honor J F B Goodrich late manager of the Houston East and West Texas railway. The lodge adopted resolutions expressing sympathy to his family and praising his character and service. A note from Atlanta Texas reports the death of Armington Free eldest man in Cass County at 100.
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Goodrich
Houston
Order of Railway Clerkalant Plebt
The
Houten East and West Texas Railway
JF. B. Goodrich
Houston East End
West Isere
Houston Lodge
Clerks of America
City of
Houston East and West Wesne
West Texas
Mimoar
Sea Grease Central
Santa
Pacific
Atlanta
Texas
Frea Armington
Cass County
Tre
Reticent Doctor A Mathews Obituary Notes Family Ties
The residence of Dr A Mathews reports he was reticent about his age and years. He had three daughters in the Masonic circle and lived in a rural county. A rumor notes he was past fourteen decades, lingering in frail health for months and now near death.
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A. Mathews
Fin
Mme
Casa County Mborl
Joint Rebate Debate Draws Steady Crowd in Marlin
Thomas and Henry Brought Out a joint debate at Steagan Wednes night drawing about 100 attendees, mainly George supporters. The meeting touched on county politics with Henry perceived as gaining strength as weeks turn toward the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Henry
Marlin
Texas
T. Henry
Cullen
Steagan
Humber
Martin
Heorge
Hiracy
Hornsby Won't Withdraw In Burnet County Race
The May primary focused on district and county offices with Congress and state posts set for June. Early returns show James Kimbell defeating Walter for the judiciary post, while W. J. Bryant and Jay Sansom lead in the representatives race as Burnet and Limestone counties report results.
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Limestones
Mealy
Texas
Mey
Ietrict
Inet
James Kimbell Haw
Walter As
W. J. Bryant
Jay Sansom
Candidate for Chief Clerk Nomination in Texas House
Bob Barker of Bexar County announces candidacy for the chief clerkship of the Texas House. Born in Grimes County, Barker joins J Hy Quarles and Joe Henderson as fellow candidates in the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Bob Barker
Bexar Sonety
House
Grimes County
J. Hy, Quarles
Joe Henderson
Man Shoots at Man Believing He Killed Father in Brenham
In Brenham Texas on May 17 Policeman John Lockett was shot at by a man who mistook a passerby for the killer of his father Willis Foster described the encounter as he and others recounted the event. The shooter Walter fled, then surrendered after his return to the scene.
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Lockett
Brenham
Texas
John Lockett
Walter
Nila
Parsing
Willemoen
Crms
Wilile
Willis Foster
Caja
Mr. Haublet Brow
Wes
Fred Geray
Almont
Walter Lockett
York
Darko
Bond
Residence Fire at Denison Causes Insurance Loss
A Denison residence of Frank Q Gwaltis on West Murray Street burned at night May 17. The structure valued around 1800 dollars with household goods affected by the blaze and covered by insurance. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Texan
Frank Qgwaltis
Murray
New York Prose Publishes New Press Building Plans
Article describes a large newspaper plant with a multi block front, detailing architecture, print shop, and presses. It notes a 12 page per hour output goal, the plant’s front facade and forecourt, and the inclusion of printing machinery, administrative offices, and distribution areas. The piece mentions Indiana University and a ceremonial dedication in a period voice.
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Hanes Rylan
New York
Sraon
Amoestonne
Hlay
Indiana
Wiley
Bormal
Sreiny
Tong
iQagle
Krell
Wrnime
Wwe
Mahogani
Wweihey
Stephen H. Darden Dies After Illustrious Life in Texas
Stephen H. Darden, aged 50, dies after a long public career in Texas. A Confederate veteran, he served in the state senate from 1901 to 1905 and again in 1878. He opposed secession yet supported state rights and helped push school land bonds and state securities reforms. His remains are to be buried in the State cemetery at Austin with funeral attendance from Texas veterans. He lived much of his later life in Wharton with his widow, two daughters, and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Teta
Stephen H. Darden
Yeire Ponce
Hon
Ora
Atlwtio
Texas Veterians
Dallas
State
Amestio
Herons
The
Republic
Stephen WH. Dariley
Eneilab Frian
Missinnippi
Mme
Schoors
Tumherland
Collier, Kintucky
Ward Washington
Ann Sharkey Durden File Tother
Jumilee Sharkey
Texas
David MM. Pelton
San Jacinto
Guada Operier
Gonsales County
Ty Neewothen
Hood
Virginia
Senate
tSbie
Wah
Kiehme
Sharpsburg
Alpot
Darden
Maryland
Daren
Wis
Spain
Toras
IST
USA
Hom Ibn DD Mecas
Prominent Texan George W Wallly Dies After Ill Health
George W Wallly died in Reckdslt Texas last night just before 12 o’clock after a sudden illness of stomach trouble and internal hernia. He was senior partner of Wallis Glenecke and retired for health reasons, recently working with brother in law G M Bran in the drone insurance field. He leaves a wife two children and many relatives. He carried life insurance with the Marine Insurance Woodmen of the World and Bankers Union and was about 44 years old.
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Texas
Mey
George W. Wallly
Bly Heme
Pevire Hin
New York
Marcathoen
Woodmen of the World
Bankers’ Union
Tyler Lawyer Robert Thompson Dies Suddenly
Robert Thompson of Tyler Texas died suddenly this morning in the home of his wife and children. He had recently moved to the county from Van Zandt County to practice law. He leaves a wife and several small children. Interment services were planned for the following afternoon.
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Robert Thompson
Tyler
Trier
Texas
Geshobert ‘Thompson
Thie Place
Fallien
Thie County
van Zundt County
Wearn
Rand Salloe
Obituary Notice for Major G. W. Norwood
Major G. W. Norwood aged years died after a short illness. He had been a resident of this county for thirty years except for brief periods. He was buried this afternoon under proper auspices with the involvement of local officials.
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G. W. Norwood
Trier
Terns
Thls
Creation of Bank Notes from Issuance to Redemption
A detailed examination of how National and state banks create bank notes, fund the redemption, and manage transportation and verification costs. It discusses bond funding, engraving and printing costs, security measures, note circulation and retirement, and the impact on banking competition and money supply.
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Waeltnetun
Isetihe Bank
Coe Mom
Tee Steve
Prreiching
Gisitesce
Piatt
Wits
Dhetr
Fiji
Lei
Advertising ethics and practices in early New York papers
Fragmentary account traces early advertising norms in New York public notices and newspapers. It notes how publishers experimented with rates and formats, referencing ads by Wiseette Strene, Tidteod, and others while referencing thefts and public notices that shaped ad revenue. The piece cites the Fortituvleg AM Falconry Het and mentions figures like Exbertus Wills and Duke of sidemarle in relation to property loss and ad markets.
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Palluy
Merele
Wiseette
Meilieman
Cunlteh
Suffolk
Tondo Gazette
Oleg
Hletskeal
Sidemarle Wold
Prince
Rupert
Exbertus
Crock
Norenck
Amutiumhker
Sournin
Perea
Eponieh
Irs
Simon
Theis Spence
Alice of Vincennes and the Real Mary Shannen Revealed
The article profiles Charles B. Lassallo Loganport probate judge and dean of the local bar as the sole man who can explain the characters in the book Alice of Vincennes. It identifies Alice’s real name as Mary Shannen, daughter of William Shennen, captain in George Clark's regiment.
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Alice
Cincinnati
Vincennes
Nyansport
Ind
Charles B. Lassallo
Logansport
Fr. Brandfather
Mary Shannen
William Shennen
George
Remarkable Health Cure Promoted by Dr James W Kidd
A feigned medical notice touts a mysterious compound called Silafe of tees claimed to cure numerous illnesses. The ad asserts years of study by Dr James William Kidd and promises free samples to readers who request the remedy and state their condition.
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Ife
Cde
Brest
Theo
Steevorr Cafferer
Fragmentary OCR tale notes Irish French names and tragedy
Fragmentary text references William Shanson and the Shannons on the ie river Vincennes and Hanfit. Mentions a massacre of a girl named Alice Wee and a French dew Lowellier. Mentions a real town, a crossing, and characters such as Ouldsnon and Francis Bosseron in a novel context.
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William Shanson
Dlansaile
Vincennes
Alice Wee
Mee Ponte Surnee
Ouldsnon
Francis Bosseron
Lassalle
Senator Hanna Impresses as Scene Shifter at Theater
In Washington Senator Hanna, famed as a maker of presidents, surprised theatergoers by mingling with a matinee audience and gently debating whether a given moment is tragedy or comedy. A younger crowd observed the exchange as colleagues teased that great scene shifters are produced in politics.
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Hanna
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Lafayette
Eldenve
Em Ian
Lim
Hs Democratic
Anna
Plan for Exhibition Grounds Reveals City Vision
A discussion in Boston Herald outlines a proposed model for exhibition grounds by architect Albert Rebery. The plan aims to blend beauty with practicality, creating a center that mirrors Centennial and Celemiian expositions. The concept emphasizes urban planning as a tool for future city life.
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Boston Herald
St. B
Albart
Architest
Philadelphia
Neal End
Negro Shot Reported Near Bryan Farm Incident
A farm manager on the Smith and Carson property near Bryan Texas May 17 shoots a negro named Dock who allegedly fired at him. The wounded man is believed to have sustained non fatal injuries and will recover.
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Bryan
Texas
The
Smith and Carson Farm
Dock
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Frank Goodrich
Alwera
Emile
Mtesnd
Lufkin
Teras
Mre
Goodrten
Epee
Wiley Mr
J. Mantedts
Les
Weet Tetsa
Conrer
J.B. Proust
A. A. Schlilthg
Rice Palace
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Bate & Rice Palace Carnival
Rica
Indore
Wood
Pale Oe & Com
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Hornsby
Burnet County
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Canton
Soranh
Peer Baltver
Wurabce
Anotiter
State Cemetery
Wallis
Bureau
Gutetfe
Trenaire Cirecles
Bank Nctes
Arcealio
Greiguing
United States
Dana
Rene
Lrerpaw
Ulinroeby
Wen Hugtes
Gerte
Promisa
United
Kidd
Baltes
James William Kidd
A.model City
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