Memorial Day Proclamation Sets Spare Hours in Texas
Governor Sayers issues a Texas observance proclamation calling residents to abstain from business from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Thursday the 10th of September to attend worship and honor the late president. Ministers are urged to organize suitable ceremonies statewide.
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Sayers
Agetin
Texan
Tamafon
State of
Texas
Joseph D. Savers
Austin
A.D. Ifoll
Jorn G. Tot
Geepoyary
State
Confederate Resolution Honors McKinley and Mourning Lines
A Confederate meeting in Texas on September endorsed five nonbinding resolutions praising William McKinley, then president of the United States, and urging nationwide mourning. The draft called for reconciliation with the North, the defense of heritage, and a thirty day mourning period. The committee and attendees signed off on the resolutions before adjourning.
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Texas
W McRinney
Choe
Besley
Os chalMigan
Alt
Wootters
A Sau
Bayne Ber
Downes
Waller
Foul BP
Ao Nonn
Jwileh
Eotlzone
I Willian Mo McNinles
United Statee of
Armerica
Hertoy
Amigty
Asankal
Souchlagil
United States
Hitamene
Prayer Meeting in Navaneta Adopts Resolution After President’s Death
A Navaneta Texas prayer meeting of men adopted a resolution honoring President McKinley after his assassination. It expresses sorrow for the United States and calls on Christians to maintain faith, pray for the nation, and honor the fallen leader with reverence. The gathering reflects solemn national mourning and a call for unity under God.
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United States
Salou Papcemqon
Wiam McKinler
Chirintinn
Renleman
MF Copnienot
Fenos
Ameren
Wayer
Navaneta
Texas
United
America
Anagle
Navagota
Presden Pytt
Seloley
Maine
Henderson County Citizens Adopt Resolutions After President McKinley’s Death
Citizens of Henderson County convened at Athens Court House on September 14 to honor President McKinley. C. K. Miller chaired. W. R. Bishop presided as secretary. The resolutions committee, including T. Vantin and J. C. Panick, urged national unity, condemned assassination and anarchism, and urged prayers and memorial services.
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Henderson County
Athens
Texan
Court House
McKilles
C.K. Miller
Powtmaster
W. OR. Bishop
Wah
TE. Vantin
W. Nh. Faulk
Republic
Gettin
Heniletson
Pesas
Perenne
J. R Marhes
Will. Paulk
Semmary
Ored Proallent
Dallas Workingmen Denounce McKinley Assassination
A Dallas joint meeting of labor groups adopted a resolution condemning the assassination of President William McKinley. The text condemns the act as anarchic and calls for unity with the nation’s leaders, urging law and order and disavowing any violence or support for rioting.
Meeting at Georgetown Denounces Anarchy and Death of President
A mass meeting in Georgetown on September 14 denounces anarchy and the assassination of the president. Mayor Wood and County Judge Wilcox presided with Judge Davidson as chair. The resolutions praise the nation’s institutions and condemn the act as a blow to civil order.
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Georgetown
Tess
Wood
Wilcox
Davifston
Olea Tg Dalritan
W. Lk. Davidson
Gorgetown
Pepict
Lanwage
Nation mourns McKinley death and burial plan
The text records a political gathering reacting to President McKinley’s assassination, urging peaceful sentiment and national mourning. It notes calls for deportation of anarchists, preservation of civil order, and a scheduled presidential burial with a day of business suspension and religious services.
Mayors Proclamation Urges Funeral Observance in Waco
Mayor of Waco issues proclamation urging citizens to observe the hour of the president's funeral. People asked to gather at the city hall for memorial services and to attend church functions as a show of national mourning. The document lists committee members to plan the memorial service and asks factories and offices to close or halt for the hour.
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Waco
Texao
Higellis
Wane
Texas
United States
Natio
Lysart
Cititen
Arid
Ety
William Mckhinsey
Elitr Hal Amd Wold
Ourselfy Pont Peng
Elty
Ton. W
Baker
Reb. Henry
Von
Edcce
Clark
Mistrot
W H Woffiiin
Ram Sanger
A.op
Rebrena
Kling
Wach
Fort Worth G A R Post Adopts Eulogies and Resolutions
Fort Worth Texas September 15 Grand Army of the Republic adopts resolutions on the death of President McKinney. The post mourns a statesman soldier and patriot and notes the need for legislation to protect the nation and states from crime and corruption. The homage speaks of the nation’s loss and prays for immortality for the deceased.
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Port Worth
Texas
Darim
Grand Army of the Republic
President McKinner
William McBiniey
Granteat Huder
Earl Cugen
Udlor
Agi
Jas
Erga
Gmicow
Mingio
Sears
Thelra
Confederate Resolutions from Fort Worth Camp on McKinley Death
The R E Lee camp in Fort Worth Texas dated September 1 translates resolutions mourning President William McKinley. They condemn anarchist violence, express sympathy to his family, and request copies of the resolutions be added to camp minutes and sent to Mrs McKinley by the adjutant.
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Fort Worth
Texsas
R. E. Lee
J. E. Lee
United Confederate Veternbe
McKinley
Sk Association
Mra McKinley
Noted Visitor McRivley Praised In Newston Texas
An early 20th century column from Newston Texas recalls a visit by McRivley, praising his genial presence and public virtue. The writer laments misperceptions, extols his grace and service to the country, and notes a somber note on war and death felt by a local mother and community during the visit.
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Newston
Texas
McRivley
Ike
Eastland adopts resolutions at public meeting
A public meeting in Eastland Texas September 14 elected F A Bud as chairman and Ed Cox as secretary. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions and act on civic concerns presented at the session. Mineral details and further actions were discussed but not fully resolved in the report.
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Eastland
Texas
F. A. Bud
Memorial Resolutions Follow President McKinley Death
Local citizens in Austip Santa Anna Nacogdoches and Hallersville express sorrow after the death of President McKinley. Speakers prayer services and tributes attend memorials across towns, with crepe flags and mourning responses.
Memorial Service Held in Terrell Texas
The town of Terrell Texas announces a memorial service for a late president. Mayor Anthony urged residents to join tomorrow morning at the Metis district church for prayers and hymns honoring the deceased leader.
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Terrell
Texas
Meeting in Bryan to honor President McKinley
A town gathering is planned in Bryan Texas tomorrow night to express grief and sympathy over President McKinley’s death. Citizens are invited to attend the service and share in the national moment of mourning.
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Bryan
Texan
McKinles
Sympathy at Cleburne Observes President's Death
In Cleburne Texas a September 14 meeting passed resolutions of sympathy for the president's death and condemned in strong terms. Many buildings were draped in mourning as citizens observed the event.
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Cleburne
Texas
Day of shutouts and easy doubleheaders across leagues
September games showcased strong teams dominating with shutouts and decisive wins. Highlights include Chicago and Detroit showings, Bracken and Shreveport’s routs, and Birmingham’s steady offense led by La Crogee. Memphis drew a season peak crowd as the slate unfolded.
Doubleheader results and building plans noted
Baseball doubleheader results show New Orleans taking a two game set with scores reflecting a strong pitching effort. The report also mentions construction plans advancing with ground breaking soon and a new building foundation to be laid amid reshaped grounds for planned development.
Meeting at Belton Addresses President McKinley Honor
An assembly gathered in Belton on a Saturday afternoon. A speaker delivered remarks and responsive questions followed. The meeting honored President McKinley with expressions of esteem and respect.
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Belton
Pres Dent McKiniey
Baptist Revival Draws Crowds at First Baptist Church
The Revival services led by Dr. F P Riley at First Baptist Church in Galveston continue nightly. The sermons center on Eternal Life with emphasis on faith, conduct, and spiritual renewal as attendees seek guidance amid unsettled weather.
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First Baptist Church
FP. Riley
Wiley Tong
GasStore Tie Behind Kin Yo Le Ava Brag Ugrature
A fragmented OCR snippet shows a gas store tie involving Kin Yo Le Ava Brag Ugrature, with unclear context and no clear date or location.
Houston Bowling Club hosts Jules Hirsch medal event
A large audience attended the Houston Bowling Club monthly Jules Hirsch gold medal contest with Captain Kimmoer losing to Mr Pereira. After the match, the regular meeting admitted many new members, while the Galveston Firemen defeated the Galveston ball team 15 to 4 in a rain soaked game.
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Houston
Jules Hirsch
Kimmoer
Pereira
Helow
Galveston
Palestine Wins Opener in Afrien Series
In Waco Texas on September 15 Palestine defeated Wace 2 to 1 in the first game of the Afrien series. The crowd swelled to a large size as White and Alexander scored for Palestine while Rondell and Rogers played for Waco.
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Palestine
Wico
Texas
Wace
Palestine Wall
Waco
Rondell
Rogers
White
Alexander
Trinity University Relocated to Waxahachie Placed at Site
Waxahachie residents celebrated after telegrams announced the synod’s unanimous decision to move Trinity University from its former location to Waxahachie Texas. A vote on removal was held yesterday at 12:15 with the first ballot showing support for the change.
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Wizahachie
Texas
Waxahachie
Redeloy
Waa
Hillabare
Trinity University
Tebuacane
Bra zos Presbytery Proceedings in Calvert Texas
Proceedings of the Brazos Presbytery in Calvert Texas on September 15 include committee assignments Auditing and Finance Beulah Taylor and Elder Beran. devotional sessions led by Rev J Thompson and Dr F Gilman. reports on communications. afternoon sermon by Rev G W Story. adjournment to Monday morning. services at local churches noted with visits by several ministers and a communion service at the Presbyterian church.
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Evanina
Calvert
Texas
Brasee Presbyterr Continelite
Mile
J. West
J. A. Rameey
W. Taylor
W. G. Re
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Tayior
Eo E Beran
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Clothier
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Weetmeter League
J.G. Taner
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S. M- Tenner
J. A. Tinmeay
J. Ko Thompeay
FB. J. Gilman
G. W. Story
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S. M. Tenney
Bens Key
Mer
Bryan
Prauyterian
Theta Thomin Moe
P. Penick
Hviopatead
Ene
P| George
Hotel Arrivals From The Lawlor Tour Described
A terse list of hotel arrivals includes Joha W Henderson Beau mont and new guests from Dallas Beaumont and Galveston. The note mentions Edwards Ki hrough and Kane as well as several others with partial names and places. The fragment hints at a social or business travelogue of guests and their origins.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Joha’ W. Henderson
Beaumont
Ll. Edwards
Dallas
Mears Kane
Gotsales
Wits
Roe
Shaw
Gaprather
Wit Indians
Mesa
Con
Brakeman Injured In Katy Railroad Incident
Greenville Texas September 1 K M Lambeth a brakeman on the Shreveport division of the Katy was badly injured yesterday afternoon at Bulfphar Springs. As trains backed onto a side track a crane struck him near the missile collar breaking the rail and he fell. He was taken to Jefferson for treatment.
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Birming
Keefe
la Crogee
Birminghan
Tata
Birmingham
Hirmingham
Pene
Kerfe
Kalk
Greenville
Texas
K. M. Lambeth
Katy
Bfulphar Springs
Lambeth
Bralert
Jefepson
Ambiguous Entry Yields Unclear Local Item
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear event or names. The readable parts mention a main item and an unclear stem phrase. No identifiable organizations, places, dates, or persons are extractable for a proper card.
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