Bricklayers Hold Annual Banquet at Mission Gardyp
Bricklayers Union No 2 celebrated a large annual banquet at Mission Gardyp last night with members, families, and friends in attendance. President Robert Templin opened proceedings, followed by remarks from editor Haafgen on unity, and speeches by B. B. Cook on organization and greenization. A varied program featured songs by Fred Jones, J. B. Gibson, and a quartet led by P. Matthews, ending with dancing and a luncheon.
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Mission
Gardyp
Organ Sevon
Wrenenh
Rober Templin
Haafgen
Te Weekly Dispatch
Unionfem
B. B. Cook
Palatarn Not Anor Hangura
Key Nava
Weal Commerce Street
Dan Collings
Bricklayers’ Union
PF. Matthews
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Cure All
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a potent internal remedy for catarrh. It claims a long-standing country trust, with ingredients described as tonic and purifier acting on mucous surfaces. The text urges purchase via Toledo druggists and mentions a small price and a constipation remedy.
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Hall
Drugeiets
Prince
Halle
Pitiful police case stirs neighbors over ill wife
Twenty three neighbors watch over a young wife in a grim case described as pitiful. A physician attended her as doctors warned against removing her to hospital. Captain McCabe ordered she stay on the premises while the husband, who left for the country, may return soon. Neighbors continue to visit, aiding the ill woman.
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Moathe
Sarly
le Daughter
Abe
AttyMeer
McCabye
Aimmonet
Seans
Cleveland Would Pension Successors
Ex president Grover Cleveland urges a private pension for ex leaders in a Youths Comparison article, arguing the nation should provide for those who served in the presidency while avoiding public aid for himself. The piece notes public respect for ex presidents and calls for enduring support through private and voluntary means.
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Hearst
Boston
Mass
Grover Cleverand
Cleveland
Lfe
Jose
Thomas Jon
Do People Shun You
A dubious sales pitch claims to cure chronic catarrh via simple list filling and a claim of no charge. The message pressures the reader to provide name and address, offering no verifiable proof and urging immediate action.
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Kaln
Inevitable Strain of Public Duty Amid Quiet Debate
Fragmentary text presents a political figure expressing personal finances and duty, noting annual income and debts while stressing no self interest. It includes an oblique reference to public life and concern for family, ending with a sales notice and a social event mention.
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Tam Gore
Nighttime holdup ends in killings at section house
Two men Miller and Caryell tried to rob seven Italians in a section house. Gunfire followed. Miller was killed with a crowbar through the head and an axe driven through his body. One robber was wounded and Carroll was gouged but survived until others arrived to arrest everyone.
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Snommisi
Wash
Miller
Caryell
Carroll
Rebber
Ely
Yarec
Teachers to Austin for 1908 Meeting
Special to The Light Houston Pex. Day 28 Austin was chosen for the next meeting place of the State Teachers’ association. Officers listed include J. W. Cantwell president Mina Morence Brooke second vice president W. J. Knox first vice president TB. F. Stewart secretary GG. Foster Amarillo treasurer Tt. B. Davis Nacogdoches transportation secretary A. N. McGallimy. The association refused a plan to switch meetings from winter to summer.
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Houston
Pex
Austin
Wis
Trarhers
Dent
J. W. Cantwell
Corstenvier
Mina Morence Brooke
W. J. Knox
San Antonio
Utrd
TB. BF
Stewart
GG. Foster
Amarillo
Tt. B. Davis
Nacogdoches
A. N. McGallimy Aga
Cnnipillory Education Aid
Santa Fe Terminals Leased by Yoakum and Partners
Special to The Houston Chronicle. Effective January 1, Houston Telk and Terminal and Yoakum proposition will lease all Houston terminals of the Santa Fe railroad for nine years. Santa Fe terminals merge with Yoakum assets. Bell and Terminal company to form with representatives of Fonglint Gas and Santa Fe. The Santa Fe formation encompasses three quarters of a million dollars in tracks freight depot a round trip and other facilities. The deal was consummated today.
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Thuht
Houston
Houston Telk & Terminal Company
Yoakum
Sante Fa
Santa Mir
Yoaakum's
Bell & Ternival Company
WIL Ha
Fonlgint
Hgas
Santa Fe
J. Barrivon Whitchwral
Mirmare
Powers Case 10 Way Wednesday Trial Hears Jury Charge
In Georgetown Kentucky on December 23 the Powers case nears verdict as jurors hear lengthy instructions. Caleb Powers and co defendants face possible death or life imprisonment if found guilty of complicity in the Goebel assassination. Testimony references Henry Youtsey and prior conspiracy claims, with defense motions and judge Morray's instructions guiding the deliberation. The trial resumes Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Hearst
Georgytown
Der
Galen Powers
William Goebel
Frankfort
Poumsel
Oflcial Suurt
Chyenee B. Wailer
Zhaan
Gomne
Henry Youtsey
Commonwealth
Cale Powers
Toy Protect
Youtsey
Caleb Powers
Lla Frat
Yontsey
Tikewinei
Henry Acy
Goebel
Fils
Franefort
Morray
Beant Mo
W. H. Cafton
FW. Golden
Green Golden
John L. Powers
Kita Goebel
Annual New Year's Ball at San Antonio Turn Verein
The San Antonio Turn Verein plans its annual New Year’s ball on Tuesday night December 31. Decorated halls, electric lights, a grand supper, and dancing mark the evening as members reflect on the past year.
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Frankfort
General Assembly
Goebel i
Beethoven Hall
Artzt
San Antonio
Tomsnatice In
Mesars
Lokmueller
Chas, Maldas
Wchuelman
Bryan's Bank Plan Impresses Campbell
Houston December 23 Governor Campbell said he was watching Bryan's suggestion on state bank benefits and would take steps if emergencies arose. He declined commitment but appeared favorably impressed, though he spoke in his guarded style.
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Houston
Tex
Bryan
Campbell
Politics May End Street Car Strike
A Philadelphia era of violence and riot ends as 730 strike breakers are dispersed from Willow Grove by Farley on orders, with men loaded onto trains to New York amid clashes. Readings blame Mayor Keyburn and transit officials as labor leaders seek arbitration with Governor, while President Gompers prepares to arrive to assess the situation.
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Hearst
Philadelphia
Willow Grove Park
Jim Farlay
Philladerphia Rapid Tranwit Company
Ines
Farley
New York
Warlay
Parley
Seldon
Pennsylvania
Reading
Warley
Winn
Ferley
Urdelgeck
Gary Syd
Ramaland
Rapid Transit Board
Buch
Unstad
Penrose
John EB. Keyburn
Matt
Rapid Wreansit Company
Wien
Ite
Mahon
Sireal Railway
Govermor
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Philardelpha
White Rosa Social Club Dance at Beethoven Hall
Members of the White Rosa Social Club held a lively dance night at Beethoven Hall. The event drew a large audience, with attendees enjoying the celebration and showing enthusiasm for the evening’s festivities.
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White Rosa
Beethoven Hall
Ufair
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