Jamaican politics and Washington bound Hawley allies
The article describes Green supporters planning moves on Washington while Dwyer’s congress bid stirs the Ninth district. Hawley and Green factions clash over postmaster posts in Brenham and San Antonio, with Green allies leaving for Washington to influence the Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brenham
Republican Executive Committee
Greeg
Tom Dwyer
Congress
Hanieyitel
Greel
Lo Ia
Dwyer
J. Herts
Pii
Asher
Sodie
Ter
Bredwim Postuile
tHes
Cal
Balkgat Hawley
Tim
Washington
Song Woo
Hawley
San Antonio
Jaslao
Green
Antonio
Hillaboro
Hinley
William
George Clifford
Oreen
San Antonis Innemak
Clifford Ja
Galveston
Eithey
W. Ogden
FE. Wilmot
Ja.n. Evans
Ef Green
National Republican Party
Groen
Hetty Ferren
Jennie Son
Sne HF
MacGregor
Hig
Tehairman
Een- Wat
Cecil Lyon
Htoeh
Lyon
John Grant
Opera House
Grant Catreux
Henry
Flanagin
Otera House
Austin
Officers Elected For Local Society President And Secretary Named
The minutes list elected officers: Dr G A Harper as president Ashley Evang as vice president George Inglish as secretary and Henry Cunningham as treasurer for the organization.
Green campaign committee outlines plan and district structure
The Green campaign announces a state and district committee plan approved by candidate George W. Burkitt. The State Committee led by B H. Green splits into three districts with headquarters in San Antonio Dallas and Houston and names district chairs and county subcommittees to coordinate party organization statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. H.R. Gredo
George W. Burkitt
H. R. Green
Terrell
G. W. Johnson
Corsicana
Richard Alien
Houston
H. L. Price
Palestine
J. ©. Henderson Hentetaog
R. A. Caldiwell
Laoavierg
William Everitt
McKinney
R. Freedman
Corsicana Laventh
R. B. Gooseby
Bryan
Manchester
Port Worth
William Brush
Austin
R. L. Smith
Oakland
T. T. Brewster
Laredo
Fred Terrell
San Anetonia
Hearietta
Palen
Dlatriet Rash
Regulis Party
BE. H. R. Greey
A. J
Democratic Headquarters to Open In San Antonio Texas
Secretary Melimore of the State democratic executive committee will depart for San Antonio to open headquarters under University club rooms. Democrats intend to distinguish themselves in the Tenth Eleventh and Twelfth congressions and urge local clubs to send officer lists to State chairman Jones B. Wells. The Navarro Henderson district flotorial convention nominated R E Prince of Navarro as speaker of the Texas House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Ge Melemore
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Tonigat
San Aitstutlo
McLemore
Melimore
Wool Club
Jones B. Wells
San Antonio
Prince
Corecana
Navarro
Henderson
Montefrou
R. E. Prines
Spiiker
Kleberg Delivers Campaign Address in Corpus Christi
The Hon. Rudolph Kleberg, the Democratic congressional nominee for the Eleventh District, spoke to a large crowd at Market Hall about key campaign issues. His remarks were described as eloquent and forceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleberg
Corpus Christi
Texas
Rudolph Kleberg
Demonarate
Market
Numerous Applicants for Certificates in La Grange
In La Grange Texas on September 24 the county board of school examiners heard thirty eight applicants for certificates over two days. Fourteen white and twenty four colored sought credentials. One white candidate earned first grade, nine whites second grade, and four whites third grade. Among colored applicants four earned second grade and five earned third grade, while fifteen colored applicants failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Texas
County Board of
Farris Kills Curtis in Texas Feud After Attempted Adoption
In Wikhart Texas J J Farris fatally shot Charlie Curtis seven miles from town with a repeating shotgun. Two shots struck Curtis in the head and shoulder. a 45 pistol was found in his hand. An inquest led to a verdict of death by Farris who was arrested and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikhart
Texas
J. J. Farris
Charlie Curtis
Milea Weet
Here
Fors
Curtis
F. C. Rainey
Farris
Railroad worker Phillips wounded by accidental shooting
In La Grange Texas on Saturday night a white man named Phillips, a road foreman for the Southern Pacific railroad, was accidentally shot. The bullet passed through his leg stomach and arm, lodging under the skin and causing six flesh wounds without breaking any bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Texas
Phillips
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fragmented medical ad claims cure all ills
A garbled OCR snippet promotes a family medicine claim using phrases like ninety nine cues and candy cathartic. It resembles an advertising medical patent style with uncertain references to chemicals and cure assertions, lacking clear names, dates, or locations.
Governor Sayers on trip with storm duties and state notices
Gov. Sayers leaves for Galveston to confer with a committee, will stop in Houston, and plans to return to Austin as soon as possible. Secretary Harlan tours the state for building grounds improvements. The state reports a fire insurance company charter, tax valuations, and university fall session openings with notable local events and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texan
Sayers
Galveston
Houston
Giovernos Sayers
Texas
The
State University
Hyde Park
Reagan
Railroad Commission
Chiat
Thwogit
Insurance Department
Dalles
Alternity General
Whitt Independent School District
C. Bo Cooke
Gonzales
James Haye Quarles
Austin Tribune
Marcabres
Deaths on the Grant Transport List Forty-Three
General Shafter reports deaths aboard the Grant after arrival in San Francisco from Manila. Included are Private Edward A. Stearnes and Private Nels Rasmussen of the Thirty Ninth Infantry, and several others from the Thirty Seventh, Fortieth, Twenty-seventh, and Twenty-fifth Infantry units, all succumbing to chronic dysentery, diarrhea, pneumonia, or malarial cachexia between September 2 and September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Shafter
War Department
Grant
San Francisco
Manile
Edward A. Stearnes
F. Thirtyninth Infantry
Naganaki
Nels J. Rasmussen
A, Thirtyninth Infantry
Nagaekk
Depon
Bomon Burchard
Fortieth Infantry
Nagasaki
Hugh C. Miller
Thirty-screom Infantry
Aea
James W. Doughtery
Twenty-fleet Infantry
Robert L. Goodrich
Thirty Seventh Infantry
Warren Drummond
John Martin
Thirty-ninth Infantry
John A, Stowater
Thirty Ninth Infantry
Theman J. M. Mollock
Maynard C. Graves
Thirtyninth Infantry
Charles Owen
Sen
Archibald W. Bourxton
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fourth class postmasters named in Texas notices
Special to The Post National and Texas post office notices list fourth class postmasters appointed in Bell Fort Bend Ok Ok union Wilbarger Caldwell Mexican War widow pension granted Sarah Ann Wilson Weston Archer City bank charter sought with 25000 capital post offices Rutledge Williamson domestic money order offices Oct 1 Culp Donelars Bltervio Aancesk Ka Pine Rawlins named for October money orders
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hureess
Bell County
William JD
Sion
DeWalt
Fort Bend County
Charleston
Loanecker
Ok Union
Wilbarger County
Weary HH. Wright
Seawillow
Caldwell County
William J. Brown
Sarah Ann Wilson
Weston
Ortoter 1
Culp
Donelars
Bltervio
Aancesk
Pine
Rawlins
Official Galveston statement on hurricane damage and relief
At a Galveston meeting chaired by Lasker the editorial room of the Galveston Tribune, officials reported 2% of homes damaged, three houses destroyed, and about six thousand people displaced or drowned. Debris removal may cost 1 million dollars as relief systems shift to delivery of essentials and sanitation improves conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Galvester Tribune
Lasker
Associated Press
Daland
Mainhind
Peterson Wad Five Applicants Opened Today
Peterson opened today with a large attendance as five applicants arrived to seek entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Gravesend Racing Results Roundup with Fast Track
Weather clear and track fast as Gravesend hosts a varied program. Favorite entries foul and misfires mark early racing. Kil laphallora Contestor Hocktoh and Starlight lead mile events. odds and times listed for six furlongs to a mile and nine furlongs. Multiple horses including Lady Schorr Silverdale and The Musketoor appear in handicap and claiming races with noted marks and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
New York
Foulid Wttle
Awa
Notati
Criletion
Hrandymas
Bedeck
Mile
Oa Dernenth
Alice Kamarg
Motley
Migs Hanover
Bhar Chita
Ouron
Tarly Witte LO
Hay Bhora
Ain
Pride
Pink Domino
Digtator
Merchants
Potente Ma
Lieber Karl
Hin Royal Uidhness
Bete Gray
Mayor Gilroy
Gold D'Or
Hitetipo
Ringleater
Elfin Conig
Mark Cheek
Ihagenton
Trilla
Dorn
McMeohkin
Andronicus
Unclear OCR sports note with scattered names and scores
Fragmented report lists players such as Pittinper Lewin Connor Sullivan Taylor Seymour Carrick Crady and teams including St Louis and Young in a pitchers contest. Text is garbled with dates and locations, making exact outcomes, scores, or event details indeterminable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darkraes
Boore
ORION
Sopeapskts Esvece
New York
Prince of Wales Engages Tod Sloan for Year
London reports the prince of Wales has hired American jockey Tod Sloan for the season. The move signals stronger American influence in racing as local riders may feel pressured to seek royal favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wales
Tod Sloan
International meeting in Paris boosts horse racing prestige
Paris reports the first international meeting at Malsons La Fayette where Blonn won the handicap and other events. Jockey Tugdy and owners like Moe, Mebler, Avant Garde are named among participants in races over distances around one kilometer and 1000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Malsons la Fayette
Wal Blonn
Taiwan
Trinee J. Murat
Prin de la Manche
Over
Yolree
Tugdiy
Moe. Mebler
Avant Garde
Walcott Edges Smith in Tenth Round Foul Decision
Joe Walcott was awarded the decision on a foul in the tenth round over Mysterious Billy Smith in Hartford on September 14. Walcott had the advantage at every stage of the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Hartford
Qoug
Joe Walcott
Billy Smith
Bank of El Campo Files for General Pat tionmen
The El Campo bank filed papers for general pattonment for the benefit of creditors. G. W. Wokeight is the assignee. The deed of trust covers office furniture fixtures safes time lock safe desks tables accounts bills receivable and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
el Campo Assians
Wherton
Texas
el Campo Bank
Nasiley G. W. Wokeight
Truat
Richardson Firm Bankruptcy Referee Recommends Discharge
In Galveston Texas September 24 matter of T M Richardson Son and T M Richardson Jr no answer filed to creditor petition that firm be declared bankrupt case referred to referee in bankruptcy who will recommend bankruptcy. The referee recommends discharge for I M Smith Conroe Texas and H M Magendie Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
T. M. Richardson
Fire records show Hartford blaze prompt $200 claim
The fire record from Corrricana Texas dated September 2 reports a Hartford Connecticut claim for $200 related to a blaze. The note lists a fire event with 1.9 contents and a timing reference at o'clock today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corricana
Texas
I. Wintes
Fueurace
Connecticut
Hartford
Fire destroys three Decatur frame buildings on Main Street
Fire at 2 30 this morning in Decatur Texas leveled three frame structures below the post office on Main Street. A restaurant and a tailor shop were among the smaller buildings while the larger frame house served as a goods storeroom for a wagon yard. The restaurant carried 400 insurance with Continental of New York. the other two buildings were owned by G M Gu of Fort Worth and insurance status is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Texas
Main Street
Continental
New York
G. M. GU
Fort Worth
Jialurance
Burton Released on Own Recognizance in Dynmite Plot Case
Dallas Texas September 44 W H Burton was released on own recognizance after a habeas corpus hearing in Judge Clists court. He faced charges of attempting to blow up trains on the Dullex Consolidated Passenger Railway lines. The sole evidence showed he told some non union motormen to quit as cars were to be blown up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Clint
W. H. Burton
Burton
Dullex Consolidated Bhceric Railway Company
Clist
On-Union
Texas Cotton Crop Suffers From September Storm
The Texas cotton crop in Brenham Washington County suffered heavy damage from a great storm early in September. Much of the plant foliage was blown away and fields along the Gulf coast were laid waste by high winds. boll weevils and other losses impacted yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Washington County
Texas
Gulf of Sfxico
Chattanooga Population Change Across Decades
The 1900 population of Chattanooga was 80,490 up 11.65 percent from 1890. Earlier counts show 108,208 in 1880, a rise of 12,812 or 124.72 percent from 1880 to TAN, with figures reflecting growth across the late 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Washington
Population of Savannah Rises by Over Twenty Five Percent
The census bureau reports Savannah Georgia population at 149,184 in 19, showing an increase of 11,155 persons, up 25.6 percent from prior counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Veneos Bureau
Savannah
Short Texas Specials in scattered notices
A collection of terse regional briefs reporting varied items from Crickets in Cleburne to cotton bales in Carbon and a sheriff’s life threatening pursuit in Waxahachie. Notes mention a Philadelphia doctor’s death and planned railway arrivals in Navasota, with other local incidents and rumors across Texas and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleburne
Thie Point
Cincinnati
Iran
Stent Milla
Covington
Chicago
Glen Rosh
District Court
Waxahachie
George Sweatt
Rockport
Smithville
Bob Smith
Red Rock
Garden City
McPhaden
Th's County
Philadelphia
A. J. Stille
Pennsylvaniia
Pecan Crop Damaged by Storm in Anderson Texas
The September storm nearly ruined the local pecan crop in Anderson. The Baptist church lost its roof with damages near 200 dollars. Patrick Academy opened with about eighty scholars, teachers include Mr. Davin Mrs Hattie Taylor and Amelia Martin. Several residents moved to or from Anderson as local land and family ties shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Texas
Patrick Academy
Davin
Hattie Taylor
Ming Amelia Martin
T. P. Ruffington
Mexico
Baptist
W. T. Neblett
Ben Jacinto County
Mies Annie Pruss
Fellas
Germany
Willive
Wharton Public School Opens With Notables
Wharton Texas September 24 The white public school opened this morning under principal Prof J B Murray for intermediate class Mrs Maude Watts for primary and Mindergarten led by Migg fire Malletaville Texas September 24 The public school under control of Prof C A
Thoroughbred racing card from St Tela meet
Weather clear at St Tela track with a busy afternoon of mile to three quarters purses. Listed are horses like Master Mariner Ned Wickes Queen Anne and Amelia Briathmore with times and claiming details. multiple selling races feature names such as Maggie La vis Glen Lake and Kate Free man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Tela
Kintoch
Mily
Eugenia
Governor Boyd
Pinar de Rio
Tine
Oa Hall
Vuelist
Bimal
Edna Green
Nandora
Hoory
Frantasmar
Master Mariner
Maggie Lavis
Ned Wickes
Glen Lake
Jim W
Enthiee
Mile
golling—Delgado
Lurdan
Ballteamar
Mr. Brookwood
Microscope Ih Moncehench
Fly Fire
Mupcagal
Sylving
Wabau
Leo Noster
Heanie Ewing
Guille
Celling
Kate Freeman
Mins Golighly
Athara
Merriman
Belle of
Mila
Doriitee
Gay
Queen Anne
Harry Duke
Klute Himes
Trin
Precision
Albart Liney
Hanawhrat
Dhell
McCauber
el Oriente
al Brown
Allene Abbott
Nibbler
Fairy Prince
Littl Tim
Burnett
L. T. Onton
Jim Gore
Loyaletta
Lucille Nramble
Fausturo
Latch Key
Jack Telling
Bolaven
Hansford
Lomond
Usele Able
Locust
Jim Wot
Deblaine
Baird
Louinville
Waterplant Wins First Hawthorne Race at 40 to 1 Odds
Chicago September 4 report shows Waterplant prevailing in the opening Hawthorne race at long odds of 40 to 1. Multiple events listed include distances from six furlongs to two miles with numerous horses and times, all noting a cloudy track and net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waterplant
Hawthorne
Fonda
Minion
Mitten
Emma BR
Mr. Dun
Tap
Fridolin
Kohnwreath
la Denirous
Mile
Srecific
Love's Labour
Eva Rita
Timhe
Nixteenth
Hood's Brigade
High ‘Land Lad
Larkapur
Philadelphia Triumphs Over Brooklyn With Key Third-Quarter Spurt
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn in a tense contest as Flick led with a trio of three-baggers and critical runs in the middle innings. Brooklyn mismarks and errors in the seventh allowed the visitors to pull away, with McParland McCinnity Heston Benton and New York among the listed players contributing to the day’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Frooklyn
Flick
Pee Awae McParland
McCinnity
Massive Southern Industrial Drive Revealed in Trade Report
The Trademan list for the week ending September 2 highlights numerous industrial projects across the South and border states. It mentions cement, coal, canning and fertilizer plants, textiles, electrical power facilities, and factories spanning Georgia Florida Alabama Kentucky North Carolina Virginia Texas and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tosau
Tennesse
Temas
Georgis
Miachamippi
Plaka
Houston
Micindi
George
Melt Carolina
Wendwoul
Texas
CofMu
Georgia
Cooperage Works
Kentucky
Ollal
East Tennessee
Gulfport
Mie
Ethor Fattory
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Savannah
CIA
Salt Company
Atone Quarries
Stave
Louisiana
Telephicgn Companion
Atlanta
CIA, Mamini, & Oy
Honey Grove
Urs Ga
Luray
Vax
St. Marya
Wyvy
New York Reports Texas Relief Fund Totals
The Merchants association chamber of commerce and Mayor Van Wyck reported $197,017 in Texas relief funds by tonight. Expenditures include $23,910 on blankets and clothing and $89,877 on food supplies. An Alvin Texas appeal prompted coordinators to link with Galveston relief chairmen for authorized requisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
van Wyck
Gxonda
McPherson
Galverton
Alvin
Galveston
Qatodiiion
Alvin Relief
Morgan Denies Interest in Kansas City Railroad Project
New York September 24 J P Morgan and Co denied circulating reports that the firm was interested in the Kansas City Mexican and Orient railroad project. The reports linked A E Sillwel of Kansas City, former president of the Kansas City Pittsburgh and Gulf, to the proposed venture.
Enraged coroner kills man and shoots cow in Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky September a coroner named Hugh M McCullough reportedly killed George Owen age 1 near Owens home at 1691 Melwood Avenue after a two week feud with Owen's family. Bullets struck the Owens house and a Newfoundland dog was shot. McCullough was detained. a charge of shooting Mrs Owen is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Hugh M. McCullough
Jefferson Caunity
George Owen
Myo
AL She Mitter
Melmwond Avenue
McCallwigh
MccCullough
Owen
McCullough
Tehom
Met
Metwlloveh
Appreciation Note From Galveston Residents
Thanks to The Post editor, the Honaten people express gratitude for unremitting kindness shown by Wyvern hall committee and Mollie Davis. They praise thoughtful attention to ailing friends, reflect on the importance of kindness, and wish repayment of favors a thousandfold. Signers include Mabel Moore Smith and Mattie Johnson Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyvern Hall
Mollie Davis
Jim
Wwe
Suffering of Kendleton Amid Storm Losses Report
An item from Wharton dated September 1 describes Kendleton residents facing hardship after a cyclone. The family at a home suffered partial damage but saved crops. eighty to ninety bushels of cotton were preserved. No casualties reported and residents deny any widespread starvation or distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendleton
Texas
Wharton
Umar
Houston
Information Wanted in Newlin Texas
Notices request help locating Vere Morrison of Gainesville Texas and Addison Morrison of Newlin Texas. Respondents should provide any information about the 19? year old man and addressee details for further contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin
Hall County
Texas
Verenon Morrison
Jeff Gainesville
Addision
Thomas Morrison
Accident Ends in Unlucky Shot in Grapeland
September 24 reports Billott accidentally shot while handling a pint. The ball-like object entered the jaw, broke teeth, and lodged near the ear on the opposite side, injuring him during a local Grapeland game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grapeland
Billott
Igor
Quinine Tablets Marketed for Nervous System Comfort
A Quinine product called Valerio-Phosphate Quinine tablets claims to avoid ringing in the head and nervous effects. Sold for 25 cents per dose, the item is described in a concise sales note.
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Ge Mst
On Green
Bonham
Temsi
Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Green Campaign Committee
G. W. Burkite
KF. H. R. Green
Democratic
Wlemore
Cloke
Charles Curtin Killen
Gov
Haran Hetarne
Harlan
Washington, D. C
Indianapolia
Smith
District Court of Taling County
Parmere’ and Merchants Fire Insurance Company
Texans
Texry Fire Insurance Company of
Waco
J. W. Oman
A. T. Ball
W. C. Righter
Zavalla
Sherman County
Broom
Manila
Texas Matters
Marberry
First National Bank of
Archer City
Rutledge
Willamson County
Pandicap
Lady Schorr
Silverdale
Eligatech M
the Musketoor
Luchina
la Valliere
Baron Cepper
Fio i
Mary Meloy
Scurry
Quiet Carnival
Colchester
Louis
Reptember M
Howe
Bond
SHORT
St. Louis Reanlca
Hawthorne Hearults
Haseball
Heston
M.—Benton
National League
Pitteburg
Sastons
Rogte
Cne
Saeecaseeeee Chienga
Cincinna Neers
le Lewiewse
Southern Progress
Anne
Voltaire
Ayer
J. C. Avex Company
Lowell, Mass
Kiam
Mammoth Clothier
Post
Toxia
Mattle J
Sith
Toxen
Houston Pets
Mabel Moore Smith
Mattie Johnson Smith
James. Bute
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