Refugee aid efforts amid Galveston storm reach Houston
The Galveston hurricane relief program continues as the Young Women’s Christian Association discusses renewing operations in Houston. A new physical director arrives Saturday to begin duties in October, with plans for classes, youth programs, and support for storm victims. The community notes efforts to assist families, including Palmer carried by the disaster and awaiting medical recovery.
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Thurmlay
Galvston
Houston
Darnaby
Judean B. Patmgeretary
Galveston Association
Wet Hin
Ikitle
Palmer
Community notices mix of meetings and events across town
The page records a schedule of meetings and services including a Jewish women's mission society business gathering at 4 PM, an English service at Kal Wetheran Trinity Church at 6 PM, a Treble Hef club ball at 8 PM, and a county school damage meeting. It lists officials, travel notices, and telegram deliveries amid community announcements and social events.
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I Lerae
Quartette Society
Ontvert
Kal Wetheran Trinity Churet
Ti O'Etork
Brommer
Trebje
James Hae
Serioul True
New York Herald
Galveston
Turner Hall
Jef Milley
Grand Se
Miller
Local Notables Report Travel Illness and Returns
A jumble of personal mentions notes Phariona Berger of Minneapolis and the Bristol. Yarbrough with malarial fever. Lockman and daughter leave from malt to South Carolina. Pate Donaher of 710 Travia street travels home from extended trip. Cungur returns from the west to Louisiana. misulasppi Georgia figures and A De La Matyr with wife left Pat before hurricane. Black improves after illness on Hutci ng street. Neal returned yesterday from Virginia and Atlantic City. Elsija and family in the mommer with relatives. Burke, a known citizen, joins Pythias relief committee.
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Phariona. Berger
Minneapolis
Bristol. & Yarbrough
Lockman
Daughter
Caroline
Pate Donaher
Travia Street
Cungur
Louisiana
Misulasppi
Georgia
A. de la Matyr
Pat
Thin City
Black
Orm
Neal
Atlantic City
Knights of Pythias Relief Funds Sent to Aid Storm Victims
The Knights of Pythias relief committees forwarded drafts totaling thousands to Galveston Velasco Alvin and other Texas lodges for clothing transport and aid to members and families affected by the storm. Substantial earlier disbursements and many smaller pay outs to cities including San Francisco and Chicago are noted, with a grand total of 88 000 66 reported.
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Knights of Pythias
Galveston
Volasco
Brookshire
Alvin
Velasco
Mmigen
San Franchsco
Gal
Citaion
Iowa
Helmet
Chicago
McPherson
Kun
Little Lock
Ark
Navasota
Texas
Texas Lodge
Houston
Binitis
Lair
Huston
Tyre
H. H. Bwink
Texse
Pfeuffer
Braunfels
Peter BE. Rea
Cleveland
Ohio
Aztec Lodge No
Laredo
Grand Lodge of
Masuachunette
Shelter Quarters Being Closed as Refugee Need Declines
After the storm the amp by tding was converted into relief shelters. Six temporary buildings were rented by relief committees. three more close as refuges decrease. A Galveston inquiry concerns a niece, Mina Bell, reported missing after the storm. The Eagles of Houston Oceanside No. 83 coordinate donations through C. M. Bullockh to aid Galveston sufferers, aiding all in need regardless of membership.
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Tding
Turner Hall
Iorion
Galveston
Mie Reuiah Hell
Mika Bell
Dtie
Houston
Mina Bell
Brugette
Enacle
Fraternal Order of Bugle
Seattle
Wash
Max Samtely
Charles M. Lusk
Earl Charles M. Hallock
All of Houston Aerie No. 83
C. M. Bullockh
Atre No
Main Street
Houma
Texas
Eagles
Central Employees Relief Effort Aids Sufferers
The Houston and Texas Central employees relief committee works diligently to aid sufferers financially and otherwise. Women volunteers lead the charity drive with energy, gathering funds from employees across the division and from generous railroad people including Mesdames James Conner, John Conser, Sam Millican, and others.
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John Conser
Sam Millican
Lillie Maroney
A. Sioit
William Mather
L. McAuliff
Train arrivals bring refugees but few stayers in Galveston
Seven trains reached the city from Galveston on a day, three via the Sadia Fe route and four via the International and Great Northern, marking the largest Galveston inflow yet few refugees registered at hotels or shelters. Names tied to families and individuals are listed at Lawlor, Hutchine House, Capitol Hotel, Turner Hall, Montefiore Hall, and A. La Hallum amid continued displacement.
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Yeater
Galveston
Sadia Fe
International
Great Northern
City
Gowth
Lawlor
W. J. Jobbson
J. H. Miller
T. W. Stewart
Hutchine House
Mr. Halemoniuk
John Lohan
George H. Gyne
Glover
Capitol Hotel
W. F. Turney
B. EK
Jolomen
Turner Hall
Mr. Zenke
Wagner
Mra
Sam Zandir
Ms. Brown
A. Damidto
F. W. Williand
KE. Pagyao
L. Jeffries
Lone Star Oil Company Seeks Trade With State
Lone Star Oil Company led by M. Garvin, manager, promotes its illuminating and lubricating oil to customers in the state. The notice emphasizes demand for their products amid rugged market conditions.
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Lone Star Oil Company
M. Garvin
Confectioner Repackages Large Chocolate Shipment
A local confectioner at 605 Main Street has re boxed a large shipment of fine chocolates including the obescent flulte and the Allegrett chocolates. Purity is guaranteed.
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Main Street
Texas Division Chief Michaux Heads to Galveston
Mr W M Michaux president of the Texas division goes to Galveston this morning and will be at the Tremont hotel to gather information on traveling men and their families. He aims to distribute the fund subscribed for their beneft magnanimously.
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W. Michaux
Texas Division
Galveston
Tremont Hotel
Postum Cereal Replaces Coffee In Virginia Family
A family story from Waterford Virginia recounts a coffee lover switching to Postum Food Coffee. The switch resolved dysp peculiar digestive issues, led to weight gain, and changed daily habits with the physician husband endorsing Postum as the healthiest beverage.
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Postum
Mary E. Brown
Waterford
Obscure OCR fragment prompts unnamed summary
A damaged OCR fragment offers little readable content with random letter groups and no clear people places events or dates to summarize into a full news item.
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