Texas 6 Pacific schedules and local booster notes
The page lists Texas and Pacific rail lines with arrival and departure times for several trains including No 1 Express No 2 Mail and Express and Night Express. It also features editorial snippets urging progress, local pride, and support for home industries and a county fair. It notes the Naples Monitor changing hands with J E Laney selling to J B Baskett and Clem Gallagher and endorses Will Ho Mays for Lieutenant Governor with a July primary ballot push.
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Naples
J. E Laney
J. B. Baskett
Clem J. Gallagher
Wylie
Laney Hex
Monitor
Hiasie Ceasora
Will Ho Mays
Brownwood Bulletin
Texas
Mays
Nestlecteu
Bie
Controversy Over Governor Colquitt Affects Texas Opinion
Read on page one the harsh critique of Governor Colquitt accusing him of pandering to foreign influence and Mexican labor. The piece condemns his stance on immigration and warns against propping up “greasers” while praising Morris Sheppard’s campaign for U S Senate and urging local support. It notes local editor Lindes Brougher and the Cass County Weekly News debut amid flood and Titanic relief references.
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el Imperial de Texas
San Antonio
Colquitt
Texas
Washington
Morris Sheppard
United States
Sheppard
Marion County
Jefferson
Lindes
E Brougher
Cass County
Texarkana
Landen
Mhrougher
Obituary Notice for Capt. W. P. Hudgins of Marshall Texas
Capt. W P Hudgins of Marshall Texas died on May 24 after a brief illness. A native of Tappahannock Virginia he served in the 40th Virginia and later held posts in the Trans Mississippi Department and P and P R Co. He worked as a life insurance agent and educator and was a Mason and member of W P Lane Camp U C V. He leaves a wife two daughters a son and many friends. His funeral was conducted by Elders Tardy and Kramer at Marshall City Cemetery.
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W. P. Hodgins
Marsal
Tex
Jefferson
Gee. Todd
Our City
Thos. Stallcup
Capt
Hudgins
Tappahannock
Essex County
Old Va
Marshall Texas
Col. I. S. Bass
Marshall
P&p. R. Co
Grover Cleveland
Texas
Galveston
San Antonio
Cleveland
North Western Life Ins., Co
Milwaukee
South Western
W. P. Lane
U.C. V
Tardy
Kramer
W.T. Hudgins
Rollin Rogers
Texarkana
Monte Allen
Ft. Worth
Texas News Roundup Highlights and Elections
A mixed Texas news digest reports Bire's $124000 damages in Temple, a county seat race won by Enna, and various appointments. Alumni groups meet in Huntsville, Abbott launches an eggs purity crusade, bankers convene in Temple, and notable figures including Sam Priest and Judge Rainey are mentioned.
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Bire
Temple
Enna
Crosbyton
Sam Houston Normal Institute Alumni Association
Huntsville
Abbott
Texas
Texas Bankers Association
Joe Priest
Federal Secret Service
San Antonio
Anson Rainey
Texas Mission Board
Dallas
BK Baughman
Brownwood
Texas Cotton Ginners
J Spotts
First State Bank of
Kopperel
Farmers’ Union
Court of Civil Appeals At
Austin
Secretary Wilson recalled as delegate to Pan Assembly in Scotland
The commission named Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson as a delegate from the Presbyterian General Assembly to the Pan Assembly in Scotland in 1915. A General Assembly vote recalled the appointment after Wilson attended and supported the Brewers Congress last year amid church and temperance debates.
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Wilson
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pan Assembly
Scotland
General Assembly
Louisville
Kentucky
Brewers Congress
Birthday Meals At Buckner Home Highlight Childrens Day
At Buckner Orphans Home in Dallas Texas a monthly birthday celebration marks each child's birth month with special tables and a queen and prince. The event serves about 600 children yearly, with 42 plates at the last dinner and a home like atmosphere. East Texas support helps keep the program active in a caring environment. Texas Woman Lydia Bigzell will share a one thirty sixth interest in a multi hundred thousand dollar St Louis property per Circuit Court ruling. The will of Lydia Rector dated 1850s is cited as the basis for the claim.
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Buckner Orphans Home
Dallas
Texas
Cecasion
Buckner Home
East Texas
St. Louis
Jane
Lydia M. Lixzell
New Boston
Dellar Avenue
Morgan Street
Grand and
Taylor Avenues
Bigzell
Lydia M. Rector
Stephen Rector
St. Louisan
Thomas Rector
Bizzel
Port Smith Ark
Lydia Reetor
Bizzell
Edward Bates
Barton Bates
Five Million for Roads Approved in Massachusetts
June 3 report states Gov. Moss signed a bill appropriating 2 million dollars for state highways with a cap of 1 million dollars to be spent each year. The article also notes a Texas train drinking cap policy and England coal export ratios, reflecting broad transport and trade topics.
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Boston
Mass
Moss
Texas
Death of Wm Perry Shocks Brenham Community
The Brenham paper reports the death of William Perry after a six year illness, noting his long service at Brenham Compress Oil and Mfg Co and his marriages to Helen Caldwell Alice Cornelia Wright and Mildred G. O Riordan. He was born May 19 1850 in Jefferson Marion County and leaves a son Murph W Perry. The notice details his family, residence, and recent declining health. It also includes notices of State Agriculture Institute meetings in Marshall Atlanta Jefferson and activism for farmers interests.
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Wm. Perry
Brendam
Win
Perry
Jefferson
Marion County
Helen Caldwell
Murph W. Perry
Mr. Perry
Alice Cornelia Wright
Annie Lee
Mary
Brenham Compress Oil and
Mfg Co
Brenham
Wim. Perry
L. W. Claiborne
State Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Institute
Marshall
Atlanta
Joe E. Edmondson
Department
Ad RK. Kane
Comibissiever
Austin Texas
Titanic disaster conclusions blame captain and crews
Reports assign responsibility to Captain Smith for ignoring warnings and to Captain Lord of California for not responding to distress signals. Captain Restron of Carpathia praised for valor. Before the voyage no tests or drills were conducted. Ice warnings were known. life boats were insufficient for passengers and crew.
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Smith
Lord
California
Restron
Carpapathia
Baltic
America
Ismay
White Star Line
Montreal
Medical Ads and Local Warden News Items
An ad promotes Hot Springs Liver Batters for constipation and stomach issues with frequent claims of health benefits. The report also notes Deputy State Game Warden Jeff D. Cox traveling to Caddo Lake with Allen Urquhart in Jefferson, Marshall donating a wardens’ house, and remarks on Champ Clark’s political ambitions and past steam roller events. Also mentions rising natural gas output in the United States and cheap chalk in England.
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Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Jefferson
Hot Springs Chemical Co
Allen Urquhart
Jeff D. Cox
Texas
Dallas and Rockwall
Caddo Lake
Cox
W. G. Sterret
Marshall
Dallas News
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Happy Home
the Army Precure
M. I. Taylor
Austin and
Vale Sts
Jefferson, Texas
Roered
Po Moe
Pacific
Mail and Express
Night Expres
N. Express
Missouri
Kansas
Jefferson and
Northwestern
Harry
Jake Walters
Arialey
Jake
Mme
W. P. Mudgins
Texas News
Ramsey
Clobarne
Staug
Scott
Rott & Rew
Seemfiett NY Fee
K. C. Buckner
England
W. G. Crush
Pascomers
Tos
Evia
J. L. Moseley
Jepperson, Trax
iWillie
Muncie
Temsomabie Pre
WN. Perry
Farmers’ Institution
Jefferson Jimplecate
Marshall Messenger
Mid County
Cass
Marion
Heaar
Radsey Opies
Calumet Banimg Poy
Blalock
Harrison County
Woodlawn
Tallmadge- Chevaillier Commission Company
Southexit
Bryan
Baltimore
Hungary
Regaled
Australia
European
Russia
Champ Clark
Loase
Champi
Congress
Champ
Benham News
Port Worth
Houston
Boohans News
Port Arthur
Tak
Adagholen Cele
Bawkser
Pata
Avtinaste
Pinnanvhty
Mackie Lee
Ragioh Selina Bheuhaod
Typrasaine
Sonn
Wearthy Gradua
Seeure
Interteciene Metwete
Latham
the Guaranty State Bank
Fay
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