First Awards at Young Ladies Sewing School Ceremony
The Sunday Light reports the first awards at the Young Ladies Sewing School under Worten's Club. Mayor Hicks distributed prizes including a silver medal, silver gimble, and silver shields to top students. The program featured recitations, an address by Frank Bushick, and discussion on education, labor, and democracy.
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Pelées
Young Ladies
Women's Club
Flo YL
MG. A
Bath
Weks
Nellie
Mt Ny
Josie Rodgers
Meth Tane
Meda Hage
Wile _ Cebgiats
Oliv Moyers
Meta Sehunn
Marttia Cashlager
Paula Sauches
Bertha Wit
Thna Wild
Minnie Simwang
Nora Klein
Carrie Beras
Ethel Frelligworth
Thelka Seebe
Antoinette Touaumalson
Adrienne Bonnemolsen
Hive
Menevs
Air
Freak Bushick
Mayor Hicks
Lie Podewils
Teman
Fife
Wien
Alexander the Great
Sie
Philip
Lang
Christiaity
Chrise Singel
America
Republic
Ittes Deen
Reece
United States
Jn Us
Mortuary Joseph Merrett 40 Disappears After Sudden Apoplexy
Joseph Merrett a Belton Tex native and bookkeeper living in Alabama died suddenly at about 10 30 PM after reporting head and eye pain. He was a Mason and unmarried. The funeral of Otto Solms was held yesterday with services by Rev G B Galdes and AOW craftsmanship by W H Cowley and J Russell. Pallbearers included W O Riche and others. Relatives have been telegraphed for disposition instructions.
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Merrett
Belton
Tex
Alabama
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Bellon
Otto Solms
Trev
G. B. Galdes
St. John’s German
Free Man Nash Narrowly Freed After appeals in Shreveport case
Ernest Nash known as Kid Nash was released from the Baton Rouge penitentiary after an appellate reversal in the murder case tied to a December Shreveport shooting with Barnett. Nash received a life sentence on re trial while Barnett was acquitted. Nash has Texas roots and prominent relatives. Also notes on SP conductors Lock Campbell Charles Heard and I J McCormick resuming or returning to duty after recent trips and a small firearms incident near Kyle.
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Kid
Barnett
Nash
Bastrop County
Texas
Lock Campbell
Southern Pacific
West End
Charles M. Heard
Bowider
Colorado
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McCormick
Kyle
Hie
Jefe
Wanted Komalo Cook German Preferred Apply at Main Avenue
A reader notice advertises a Komalo cook position with a preference for German applicants. Applications should be directed to Mrs Casslane at 100 Main Avenue. The fragment also contains unrelated lines about ideals and yacht ownership.
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Komalo Cook
Casslane
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Main Avenue
Military notes from Fort Sam Houston dispatches
Reports from Fort Sam Houston detail guard duty changes at the post, new sentinels assigned for lower and upper posts, and measures to prevent fires reckless driving and loitering. It also covers recent enlistments for Philippine service, route of transport for troops and horses, and a campCapron concert with General Chambers in attendance.
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Maifor Wm. J. HM. Crowell
Fort Sam Slouston
Mounital & Gunn
T Ong Sentinel
Keryals No. S
Coroner probes fatal back wound from bottle shard incident
Testimony describes a six year old boy's glass attack on Charlie Stewart during a fire scene dispute. Witnesses recount the slashing altercation, a thrown bottle fragment and a fatal back wound near the spine. Doctor notes indicate the wound effected the spinal column region with inflammation.
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Carlos Tozuio
Thay EK
Flebe Witt
Preesiano Loza
Prestiiano
Har iv
Stewart
PreeMiano
Charlie
Chavile
Preciliano
Sul
Tome
Charkie
Fred
Sam
Percilano
Chinese History and the ancient Chinese Empire
Rear-admiral Francis A. S. Uury Rose extols Chinese history tracing back 2607 years before Christ and over 2400 years of continuous empire. He notes Beijing scholars, astronomy, biographies of ancient explorers, and a deep learning tradition independent of foreign influence. The piece includes a self culture section and a comic aside about a dentist visit.
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China
Peking
Nineveh
Babylon
Beyy
Francis
Uury
In The Her batalla and The Mighty Deep Vaporings
Fragmented OCR excerpt from a Chicago Tribune page features garbled dialogue about heaven and gold, a stewards instruction to handle a passenger in stateroom No. Si, and a request to arrange return passage for Sue.
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Chicago Tribune
Steward
Parser
Stewant
Sue
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