Ellan Thomas v Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe rail case verdict
In a Houston area court Ellan Thomas sues the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway for damages claiming injury from a faulty turnout. The jury sided with the defense in this ongoing matter prompting further proceedings in related district and probate actions and noting upcoming court dates and filings.
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Tlon
Ellan Thomas
Gulf Colorado
Santa Fe
Elisa Thomas
Tishop
Hourton
Texas
Conny
Huwa Mayva
Barnie Ray
Ken Sémors Ve
Fannie Sonsexsienree
Hu. Masterson
John D. Cameron
Martemou
Masteree
Et Aly
Diet A
Mastereon
Bankeble Land Am
Garaletoes Garobeymeit
Invention of a Water Sprinkler Sparks Crowd Interest
Reporters chase rumors of a new device that scatters water six feet and may revolutionize vehicle use. The tale follows Mason and others who allegedly passed the idea, details of construction, and the public reaction at a late night demonstration.
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Mason
Harmloke
Chigreforn
POMOLOGICAL STATION TO STUDY COAST FRUIT DISEASES
The Agricultural Bureau of the United States plans to establish a pomological station in this region to study coast country fruit diseases. A report by Prof. Waste cited pear plights as a basis for future local research. The precise location and start date remain to be announced.
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Agricultural Bureau
Houston
Agricultural Bureau of
Ito
Waste
Milam Street Sewer Project Faces Opened Joints and Delays
Turbulent Milam Street sewer work exposes open joints and buried problems as workers uncover clogged pipes under the Milam Street bridge. Engineer Potter and contractor Anderson defend methods while neighbors report odors and halted access. The scene includes cement bags, improvised plugs, and delayed progress amid safety concerns.
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Milam Street
Martit Agderson
Cn Debhie
Anderson
Jeminge
Expo planned as Houston crowd backs industrial fair
Report from Houston notes solicitors for the Rich Malhoe association and Indisertal expition gathering support while wealthy firms resist. George Trown of the Mitafihwus League cites strong talk of a major fall exposition and a march stock pledge of 8100 or more, signaling push toward a final success.
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Howeton
George Trown
Mitafihwus League
Nn March
Houston
Inspector Noble Targets Decayed Fruit Vendors
City food inspector Dr. Charles M. Noble vows immediate action against decayed fruit handling. He plans a streamlined program to protect the public from impure fruit and meats and will inspect vendors’ stock to curb sale of spoiled produce to needy families.
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Inspector Noble
Charles M. Noble
Hetstow
Nolte
Weather Chief Bowie Visited Houston Office Scene
Weather chief Bowie spent yesterday in Houston coordinating with local offices and reviewing preparations. He met with officials to discuss the weather bureau setup, noting arrangements with Meyer drug store and city officials in Capitol area for the daily forecast.
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Houston
O. K
Edward Fy. Bowie
J. eNatoti
Exuetlin Shane
Meyer
Cirner Alti
Capital
Sabine Pass
Hayon's Creation Attracts Capacity Audience At Auditorium
Hayon's Creation drew a full house at the auditorium last night. The performance impressed with its character and fine singing, reflecting strong reception from local patrons.
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Aung
Shop Men See No Talk, Yet Increase Not Granted
A nine member Southern Pacific shop men committee discussed wage demands with Manager Van Vieck. The men sought a 10 percent pay raise, but Van Vieck said he did all he could and offered a one cent per hour raise. The meeting ended with plans for a future gathering to decide next steps.
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Southern Pacific
Mann
Meter Mechante Ityan
City Hall Notes on Appointing 24 Members to City Board
Charles Tidder and George Botman qualified to nominate 24 members for the city door onglocem and will be furnished fifty dollars each. An official city finance provision states the boiler fnapuetir, along with two others, form a board of etgivedrs.
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Charles FE. Tidtter
George HL. Botman
San Jacinto Street Bridge Repair Urgency Urges Immediate Action
City engineers warn the San Jacinto Street Bridge remains unsafe after a temporary one year repair plan. Officials say delaying reopening risks accidents and liability and must not be allowed. closure and complete repairs are urged without delay.
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San Jacinto Stroet
City implements new electrical inspection and accounting measures
The city enforces stricter electrical operation rules with required certificates from the aldermanic board and appoints examiners Blair and Bolin to inspect facilities. Inspectors will audit each unit, issue certificates, and report fines to the district court. The mayor and committees prepare a special meeting to discuss the contract with Haskine & Selly and place accountants in the city building for ongoing access to records. Delinquent rent taxes see steady payments as court actions proceed. Maynor Holt cannot address Allah School graduates due to scheduling conflicts.
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Biel
Nicites
Ald Board
Mesers
Blair
Pid Bolin Wee
Eximiiines
Thone Fond
There Is But One Argument Quality Will Tell
There is no clear coherent event. the fragment references “But One Argument-Quality Will Tell” and mentions goods delivered, and a jump in measures or bottles with unclear context and wording. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly stated.
Disease in Livestock Linked to Four Winged Scavengers
A State livestock report ties a deadly disease outbreak across multiple counties to scavenging birds and a bacillus. Dr Knickhoeney's microscopic analysis of blood, feces, and bones from affected cattle, horses, and mules identified anthrax bacteria, indicating widespread infection and challenging farmer deception attempts.
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Knickhoe Jney
Wisit
Rocky Island
Colorado County
Post
Kalghie
Eptedid
Millom
Frre
Stone
Knight Warns of Bird Flu Dangers in Watering Places
Dr. Knight warns that tar bieeands docwot and other pathogens thrive near springs and rivers where carnivabiia prods and Iakes abound. He urges action to amend deadly germs, noting mistletoe in trees and fever in birds near ponds, and calls for measures to prevent spread across counties.
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Dr. Knight
Knight Lee
Rtehit
Tinestika- Thoms
United States
Walla
Ladies Passenger Aftercart Crash Near Crawford Street
Mrs T C Lockart and her daughter Miss Rutherford Lockart, assistant editor of the Houston Press, rode home in a carriage when it suddenly overturned at the corner of Crawford Street and Treston Avenue. Both women suffered injuries, the daughter escaping more lightly. they were taken to Mrs Baldwin Reed’s residence to recover. A faulty house mover and unlit machinery in the street were blamed for the accident.
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T. C. Lockart
Biepuerd Street
Lockhart
Cesar
Mrr
Baldwin
Hiestohaecne
Wrawford Atreet
Real Estate Market Rumors Signal Big Deals Pending
Reports from yesterday note several large real estate moves in the market with murmurs of deals near and above 1 million. Details are unclear as transactions await formal reporting and publication.
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Varus
Aston
Devdamar
Class Day Exercises Marked By Strained State Support
The article recounts a class day program at a high school where Prof. W. W. Barnett notes continued lack of state funding. Students perform in a program at the Auditorium at 10 o clock featuring the High School Orchestra and vocalists, followed by remarks on the summer normal school and faculty accomplishments. Mayor Holt misses the graduation event due to illness.
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W. W. Barnett
Keliogis
Salu
Bs Socteawece
Mabel Cosnel Vera
Sadie Freyor
Michos Addie
Cageigh School
Libedronic
Gambrti
Crawford
Kay
Augtely
Sopratics
Mikeck Speed
Hiten
Foregard
Ramyay Suont
Watson Jultien
Hanilen
Snerma
Iarn
Ebinckshear
Millon
Witter
Slevin Hunt
Walter
Hester
Priddy
Quahtian
Myth
Milby
Xale
Alisa Brann
Clisa
Mice Nielle
Wrelietra
Sss
Smplock Aml
Stowelork
Barnette
Simmir Nermal School
Moiuiday
Alt Cmd
Rot
Barneth
Thie Normal School
Barnett Call
Hormel le Vesne
wXonpelite
Perhone
Thy State University At Austin
Barnett
Lipa
Holt
County Candidates Speak in Third Ward Meeting
County candidates spoke at a late evening forum held on a school campus in the Third Ward attracting a large crowd. The event featured warm exchanges and comments from several bidders for county offices as voters weighed local issues and next steps.
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Hares
Menting
Notable Visitors Arrive in City For Social and Business Events
Local society notes list a stream of visitors to the city including Captain Evans of Port Arthur, Mr. Corrington Weems, and Mr. J. A. Fitzpatrick among others. They are seen at the Rice and prominent residences as they tour, host, or conduct business. The scene includes a state health official Dr. B. H. Carlton touring, while crops and health are cited as favorable.
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Ioe
Ulan
Thom OureChoo
Chicago University
Wiley
Houston
Vic
Cal Sterie
Paldsting
MerCall
Dallas
Corrington Weems
Lumpasis
Oh, Evans
Port Athen
Rlee
FP. Cartler
Leteviile
Whitney
Lake Charla
Ao Vrackenbrough
Veston
Messrs. GO. PL
Tafel
C. Rady
Fatlis
T. A. Worden
Elty
Hie
Toll Springs
A. Brown
Bristol
Brown
Latham
New York
Theo
Rubler
Thuco
Kyle Regans
Coleman City
Mt. FL
San Felipe
Victor
Uta
Ed Smith
Portland
Ore
Willian M. Kuykendall
Ville
Texas
City Briefs Postpone Houston High School Meeting
Due to dealag esereiet, Houston High School tonight meeting at the First Presbyterian is postponed. Miss Bessie Hughes requests the High periodl to meet. Evening after the class, any exercises staged in the Auditorium. Tickets must be furnished. Un delivered telegrams listed to several local names.
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Houston
Bessie Hughes
Western Union
Tohnsen
Jove Watkins
Mes
H. van Calloway
H. A Or Fuller
W. B. Campbell
C. Hinvence Moria
Fobinsot & Mars Johns
Miss Hallenle
EB. Wilimas
Sabbath Question Prompts Meeting of New Techa Leader
A garbled report cites figures like Silverman and Paddles in a Chicago style fragment referencing editorial roles, poems, and an Atlanta Constitution tone. The piece mentions cities San Francisco Cincinnati New Orleans and Tonston Texas, with vague remarks on editorial guards and sobriety.
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Silverman
New Teca
Sanger
San Francisco
Cal
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Direct
Coton
Louwenschein
den Molnet
I. Deutsch
Cincinnati
Heller
New Orleans
Tonston
Texas
Loni
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JT. Tyner
C. Lartt
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Mele
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Willy Wire
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Mr. Grol
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Leing
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Rice Palace
Bowie
Hayon
Shop Men's Committee
van Vleck
City Hall Notes
Board of Examiners
San Jacinto Street Bridge
Ecourt
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Nisor
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Haskine & Selly
Selly
Necolye
Thaenedial Somimltioc
Maekins & Bells
Thady
Maynor Holt
Allah School
Mod & Pa
Bacilli
Kilwbt
Cannes
Antmras
Evltieg
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Clurboi
Bowman & Sons
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FO. Dewitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt's
A .E. Kiesling
Main Street
Corner Prairie Avenue
Houston High School Today
Burnett
Atlanta Constitution
Martin
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