Lease law controversy dominates Texas land office hearing
Texan officials debated the land lease statute as judges consider petitions to grant mandamus. Arguments centered on whether the Gulf and Santa Fe Railway and other firms hold rights to land along the proposed right of way. The hearing covered amendments dating to 1867 and the process for issuing leases, with officials from the Land Office and attorney generals debating enforcement and public notice.
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Gulf
Santa Feva
W. B. Oakes
Fort Worth
Peivil
Bermuda
Teres
W. M. Reed
Rogan
Labd
Keed
Countiel
A. H. Kirby
Abilene
Vfice Agulaiint
Intd
Reed
Tarleton
Port Prb
Peem! Land Office
Marshal Grants Course Denies Scott Forced Out Postoffice
A dispatch from Anderson reports United States Marshal John Grant and a deputy visited Navasota Texas to address irregularities tied to Postmaster J. Y. Scott’s absence. Grant explained he came to protect government property and ensure Scott’s safe installation, urging residents to support Scott’s return and duties.
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Navasota
Texas
Anderson
United States
John Grant
Scott
Mitters
Buffington
Grant
Grimes County
Wlaire
White Man's Union Association
Grimen County
Andersoo
Mr. Scott
Smallpox Under Control and Local Notices From Texas
In Austin November 1 and 12 reports note Attorney General Smith improving in health and a governor’s meetings with state officials. Multiple Texas corporate charters filed with the Secretary of State include Perkins Plumbing and Supply, Bonham Retail Grocery, Arkanson Lumber, Baled Athletic Association, Cyclone Moravian Union, and others across counties. Statewide health and agriculture items mention Limestone County smallpox concerns and irrigation congress plans in Chicago. Governor Sayers travels toward Waco for a flower carnival setup.
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Austin
Texas
United Bhates
McLemore
Galventon
James Y. Lort
Ander
Washington
McLimore
Hoyt
Maratal Grant
Grimes Corny
Perkins Plumbing and Supply Company
Agatimont
Capital Atock
Os Perkine
Ferkitin
W. ¥. Fagen
Honham Retail Grocery Company
Bonham
Capital Wreck
W. H. Bincell
R. D. Petty
J. P
Christian Moravian Literary Union
Cyclone
Bell Ornty Capital Stock
la Corporatore
Frank Hindus
John Molin
Jokesine
Roganeville Lanndbef Company
Roxane Vile
Jasper County
Capital Stock
Blyth
Stringfellow Hume Murdyare Company
Amarillo
Fis
iMa
E! Phaeo
Clpital
Too Wokin Blaly Drug Co
Waon
Limestone
Blunt
Magia
Limestone County
Texse
State Department of Agriculture
Chitaga
Clovernor Sayers
Etterteen
Waco
Flower Carnival
Tomorry
Court Action Threatens Immediate Payment
Adiniant Gener Scurry returned une miles ago from Anderson with transfer for the past week unpaid. Mr. amie H Rain and Daisy Bear were hosted at the groom's home. Claggett of Texas conducts a revival service. Blewart and Campbell are in town for brief visits. The governor announced D Greely Jr as state feed commissioner at Kansas City.
Fort Worth Convention Urges Galveston Port Protection
A Fort Worth board of trade resolution calls for restoration and fortification of Galveston harbor to protect Texas and the Mississippi region’s trade. It urges a deep water convention, federal and state action, and a united effort to rebuild Galveston and its port, with support from Texas leaders and Western states.
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Fort Worth
Tscannanl
Venton
Texas
Congress
Word Board of
Port Worth
NoViviser
Galveston
Wiley
Galyebian
Obey
Uset Chamberlain’s Remedy Praised in Arkansas Letter
Mr HK S Phippe of Poteau Arkansas touts Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a great medicine. He says it cured bloody flux and quickly relieved severe cases, making it a favorite everywhere. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Katy Collision at Sherman Ends in Fatality and Injuries
A November 1 wreck near Sherman Missouri Texas lines left Thomas Weaver dead and multiple injured aboard a passenger train and freight officials described the scene as horrific. Engineers Young Reouch and others sustained severe injuries as rescue crews, doctors, and undertakers arrived to aid victims.
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Charles Reowch
Freigne
Maldence Denison
Charlen Young
Ponthon
J.C. Reeser
Enison
R. M. Grace
Denison
Sherman
Texas
Missouri, Anne
Vecan Street
Passepger
Thomas Weaver
Engineer Young
Reouch
Bullite
Adler
Harrington
Phyviciann
Morolig
Island City suffers from police manpower shortage in Tremont arrivals
Galveston dispatches report Galveston police stretching thin as Tremont hotel crowds grow. Appeals for lumber aid go unanswered while local leaders seek volunteers to bolster patrols. Amid storm aftermath, officials caution on rebuilding plans and patience wears thin.
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Iilen' Burton
Hed Grogy
Harton
Headquarters at Houston Eludes Clear Meaning
Fragmentary note mentions Houston headquarters and a reference to Ely, unclearวันนี้ but hints at a relocation or alignment. No firm dates or entities beyond Houston and Ely appear in readable text.
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Houston
Ely
Dallas Electric Company Placed Under Receiver Amid Labor Tensions
Dallas November 12 The Dallas Electric Company is placed in receivership by order of U S District Judge Mook Be for a bond of 20000 and receivership of plant assets. The American Low and Trash company of Boston claims default on 1 1800000 worth of bonds held by the United compensates The situation could provoke a city strike by union electrical workers who demand higher wages and eight hour workdays. The court receivership may influence the labor dispute and potential prosecution under Texas anti trust laws.
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la Salle County
McMullen County
Las Mouth
Wong
Laod
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Electric Company
United States District
Mook
BE. M. Reardon
National Keotiingo Bank of Dalle
Sa Jatirogta
Soandard Light and Power Company
Munilll Gomblgalenerd
Tulestoners
Brnto
Vlttorney Guneral
Wilder
Union Electrical Workers
Thas
United States
Alvin Needs Red Cross Help For Texas Farmers
Alvin Texas November 12 Red Cross Society pledged to ship plant stock and weed assistance to aid farmers and truck growers in the region. Fort Worth November 18 packing house effort continues with a $360,000 bonus fund raised to attract a major packing company to Fort Worth.
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Alvin
Texas
Lewis
Red Crow Society
Red Cross Society
Fort Worth
Thoranynt
Do Not Leave Home Without Chamberlain's Remedy
A vintage travel advertisement urges packing Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before journeys. It claims it can be obtained aboard steamships, describing the product as pleasant and safe for use during travel.
The Bradfield Regulator Co Offers Women Relief
A health claim ad touts Brands Field Female Regulator as a cure for nervous ailments womb issues headaches backache and general weakness. It promises rapid results and urges women to write for trials from Atlanta Georgia.
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Brtndsfield
Electric Belt Promise Touts Health and Sexual Enhancement
An ad for Dr Bennett Electric Belt Co markets a device claimed to cure weaknesses of both men and women. It references a United States government reward program and lists Denver, Colorado as the address, urging readers to write for details and testimonials.
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Hileetric
United Sites
Cnn
Patos
United States
Wien
Dusanew
Eaa
Dutine
Bars
Balta
Weitter
DR. Bennett Electric Belt CO
Bank of Flower to be Formed with 25000 Capital
Washington reports the comptroller approved W. J. Bean and partners to organize the Farmers National Bank of Flower with 25000 capital. The First National Bank of Havas City Mo. approved as agent for the Port Arthur First National Bank. Postmasters appointed in Parker, Polk, Cherokee, Anderson, and other counties with pension and payroll details listed. Bellville post office to be run after.
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Washington
W. J. Bean
Farmers’ National Bank of Flowe
First National Bank of
Havas City
Port Arther
Tims
Ponmasters
Authai
Parker County
Louis ‘T. Pate
Canary
Polk County
Bula Wade
Craft
Cherokee County
William
Blower
Muingorda
George Ry
Brown
Price
Anderson County
Anthin Price
Prucé
Duck County
Life to a Lazy Liver Candy Craze Prompts Health Push
A garbled item urges readers to avoid liver illness by using Coscarota Candy Cathuuriig to boost life. Mentions draggistas and numbers 230 and 800, framed as health persuasion from a vintage newspaper notice.
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United States Mortgage Se Limited
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Aquiz
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F.G. P. Moor
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John A. Boggess
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Efor
Provident National Bank
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Hy Peember
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W. M. Rood
Charles
Ferce
A. G. Ramires
Fran
Jaw
Abe
Nekee
Baer
Kent
Parr
Fisher
Somer
Scurry County
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Concho County
Coni
Mo Snape
McDull County
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Grimes
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Peopl
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Naperior Fleher
Mexico
Marshal Grant
Congressman Slayden TS
Smith
Blaydan
San Antonio
War Department
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Atatin
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Phy- Helin
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Staty
Mr. Smith
Board of Trade
Cuero
Planing Mill
Katy
Thomas Wisaver
Fremay
Denilson
Island City
Medical University
University of Texan At
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AG Linder Caming Tn
Texay
Gulventon
Texye
Chas
Delano
Oley
Chicago
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Nivelre
Jamon H. Musteraon
D. Hy Mcleod
Mexico City
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M. Fernold
St. Mant
Sutherland
B. Lowe
B. N. Davis
Cale Cago
Hoffman
G. HH. Turner
M. Campbel
Palestine
H.C. Barrell
Albert Bloom
Clontnnatt
Lowle MH. Bird
W. G. Jeuke
Meburne
A. Oe Bypodés
Emma Jona
Singholmer
Calyaut
Ny Weteon
Giddings
J. S Matson
T. A. Gonot
Mietrot
Ituco
EB. Soharst
Jennings
J. J. Quighy
Rothentoc
J. No Warren
City
Cilah
Ah B Patrick
Lett
Police Force
Gilverton
Chint Amundsen
Vltixona
Billy
Apodala
Jorge Roar
Frank Willard
Irenk Willard
News
Enver
Denver Pont Mt
Willard
Beat
Winbunlnens
Pipire
South
Joe
Galvenino
Mh, Garratt
Post
Tremont Hotel
J. FA. McLeod
City of
H.C. Archer
Kagene City
Siante
Iis
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Union
Denver
Brandon
RED Cross Compound
Ek AS
Matos
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