New Capitol Accept: Eads to Remain on Ot Ex Governor Stone Says
The new state capitol is accepted by the capitol building commission and turned over to the board of public grounds and buildings. The project cost $3,505,656 with $20,000 to $40,000 to be returned to the state treasury after accounts close. Dedication set for October 4 with departments moving in by mid September. The old capitol burned in 1897 and new design followed. The bronze door and faces at the main entrance are discussed by ex Governor Stone.
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Harrieburg
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George F. Payne , Co
Philadelphia
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
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Payne & Co
Edwin A. Abbey
State House
Witan Stone
Wall safety urged for Jalveston residents amid rising tides
E W Goodles of 60 Datton St Waco Texas plans a wall project for safety in the city as higher uplands remain secure. The note mentions Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and a 3 50 cent brand and a $10 bottle, with various garbled personal details.
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E.W. Goodles
Datton St
Waco
Tex
Dr. King
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