Presbyterian Missions End Year With Large Receipts
The board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America reports total receipts of 2,287,076 for the year ending March 31, 2018. The figure ranks among the highest in its history, surpassing all years except 1911-12, funds used to pay annual obligations and reduce a prior deficit. The year closed with a surplus of about 30,000 after addressing a 292,000 old deficit, aided by an additional 160,000 designated for the deficit, with six women’s boards contributing 593,947 of the receipts.
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Presbyterians
New York
Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
No Election Judges for Socialists Spark Controversy in City Council
The council rejected A M Howard’s bid to appoint Socialist judges and clerks in every precinct while approving a plan to have two clerks per party in all precincts for the People's Municipal League and Citizens’ League. Mayor Brown led the opposition, arguing against representation for Socialists.
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Socialist Party
A. M. Howard
Party
People's Municipal League
Citizens’ League
Sociailets
Brown
Gee
Desiree
Horfgen
Chapa
Qhranf
Lambert
Rischs
Hootgen
Securdwice
Prin
Glyen Mure
Connelt Plaratre Omgazior Construction Company
North Hackberry
Poperty
Cresnon Sho
von Trae
Wealtey
Central Fire and Police Station
Riverside Park
Helland
Nid
Created
Ahn
Taving
West Laurel Street
Main
San Pedro Avenues
West Commerce Street
Linmilton Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Baldwin
Ariangular Tet
South Presa
Gevers
Sadie Streets
Citizens' League
People's Municisms League
Lsts
Hoefgen
Alderman Lambert
Mesquite Street
Alder- Tan Thr
Tenth Street
Heliend
Western rate upheld in Telegraph Company complaint
The Federal Trade Commission ruled today that Western Union Telegraph Company standard message rates between New York and San Francisco and its calling rates to England were not unreasonable or unjustly discriminatory. The San Francisco rate faced challenge from W. R. White & Company, NY produce dealers, due to lower press dispatch rates.
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Washington, D.C
Western Union Telegraph Company
New York
Sac Peamient
England
Tatgretale Commerce Commission
San
Prancisen
White & Company
King Antonio Welcomed by Thousands in City Welcome
King Antonio of the house of Jackson received a grand welcome in San Antonio opening a week of festivities. Crowds cheered as the royal train arrived at 7:20 PM amid whistles and a four-horse cavalcade. The monarch urged that the celebrations continue with vigor throughout the week.
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Raha
Jackson
Arel
Fornally
Shiiring Yhousuny
Antonio Ffie
Fackson
Imate
San Antonio
Antonio
House of Jackson
Wiestas
Tata
Dr. Jackson
Ione
John M. Gaddis
E A. Norton
W. B. Hamilton
Sylvan Lang
George Marsh
Lard Berman
Governor Ferguson to Visit San Antonio for Fiesta Events
Governor Ferguson will depart Austin next Thursday at noon for San Antonio to attend Fiesta Association events Thursday night and Friday. She then travels to Galveston for the cornerstone-laying ceremonies of the Mussellpail Building on Saturday and expects to return to Austin Sunday night or Monday morning. The proclamation for a special session and two appointments remain undecided, with possible action this week.
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Austin
Tex
Apri
Ferguson
San Antonis
Fiesta Association
Galveston
Pants prices and delivery notice from Moore Guilting
An unreadable ad fragment lists pants price ranges from 3.75 to 5.00 and 8.70 to 10. It mentions exclusive Pants Tailors in Room 426 Moore Guidling on the fourth floor and implies undelivered goods.
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Moore Guifling
President 10 Review Fleet In New York Harbor May 17
President Wilson selects May 17 for the Atlantic fleet review in New York Harbor with a water carnival and land parade by bluejackets and Marines. The reviewing party will include cabinet members, Congress members, and diplomats. The fleet maneuvers near Narragansett Bay around May 28, then a rendezvous at Hampton Roads after June 21 before a Pacific cruise via the Panama Canal around July 4. The president cannot attend the canal opening ceremony.
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Washington, D.C
New York Harbor
Wilson
New York
Congress
Narragansett Bay
Hampton Roads
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Daughters of the Republic of Texas Open 23rd Convention
Delegates from across Texas convene in Austin for the DRT annual session with Mrs. Rebeura Fisher presiding Governor Ferguson expected to speak and a full program planned as meetings continue tomorrow. Bad weather and rain hampered progress on April 20.
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Ausitn
Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Rebeura Fisher
Ferguson
Royal Fiesta in San Antonio: King Antoniu Receives City Welcome
Antonig the Universal king arrives amid a grand Fiesta procession through San Antonio. Mayer Brown presents the key of the city as crowds cheer, the Grand Opera House hosts performances, and Gran Quivera members in formal attire lead the royal entourage through a ceremonial pageant.
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Depend Lengive
Sis
Antonis
Alamo Byes
Mayer Brown
Bidges
Wercome
Dancats
Gran Quiverith Atendance
Phil L. Jackson
Harold Barton
The
Gray Quivern
Order
Fiesta Association
Rex
William Church
Antonig
Sou Lwest Texas
Brown
San Antonio
Auriesty
Éing
Thia
Grand Opera House
Glmer Avsey
Harry P. Anderson
Notable Signatories on a Historical Document
A list of individuals named A B C Didzon George W Durham Clinton H Kearny Fritz R Ross Sr E G Trueheart appears on a dated handwritten line reading my hand thres 1Sth day of Apel indicating a dated signature record from an early 19th or 20th century document.
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A.B. C. Didzon
George W. Durham
Clinton H. Kearny
Fritz Russi SR
E. G. Trueheart
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Levine
Nan's
B. V. D. and
Wilson Bros
Dollar Underwear
Bangkoks
Paris
Cass” Levine
Alamo Plaza
Hackberry Street
Telegraph
Com+pany
His Majesty
Antonio I
Texas
Turd
Miamanyis
Justine Asylm
Antmewhat
Hihities
West Texas
Orient Railway
Unie Vonguing
Lee Postbines
Fort Stockton
Brain
Hady
Tiecers Everywhere
President
Navy Department
Watt
Texas Patrintic Society of Womon
Klonen
Blanc
Tahe Gente
Arthur To Bergstrom
Herwen
Mersenter
Arento Jessian
Aluma Poza
Trent
Lyney Gillette
Clege
Chamber of Commer
Antoniq Ja
Hanmintas
Atraug
Jaya
Ven
C. Bel CG
IL. Hoffman
A. W. Gouston
Jno 2D
Renter
Thirter
Raymond Hood
Vanaarman
W. S. Howell
Frank Jame
Charlton Jann
Jane
Harold Kayton
John ¢. Kirby
Syvinang
Parke Luongwoord
George A. Marsh
J. W. Maxwell
J. H. Maddox
A. W. Melton
Harry L. Miller
WI Moody
J. L. Methenny
Ter
B.A. Norton
Hlh. Osborne
L I. OS Ramer
Reuter
Seabex
Shropshire
FL Smith
WW. Jacue
S. O. Stubbe
Sual Schnitzer
Arthur Surkamp
Thompson
M. Tighe
C. H. Tips
W. W. Taylor
Roy Taylor
B. K Webb
Phil Webster
E. Y. White
John Williams
Dr. Hamer
T. Witson
H.L. Wallace
Russell
Wine
Eedie Wolff
George CG. Warebach
J. Clyde Willams
K. Webb
R. A Yelton
J.B. Young
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Fred Fries
City of
Clinton G. Brown, Vories P. Brown
Alfred Moses Howard
Phil H. Shook
James F. Garland
August Krueger
C. Villemain
Whitecotton
Epitacio Davila
Ray Lambert
George W. Sims
M. D
Police and Fire
Hugo D. Enoepfli
Albert Steves
Robert F. Uhr
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