Republican Party and newspaper offices listed in Texas publication
Readers are informed of party names and publishing offices including The Tribune Building in New York and The Daily Light. The notice warns that harsh reflections on character or conduct will be corrected upon management notice and brought to attention of the paper.
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Bunies
Eastern Business
the Tribune
New York
Gliv
Western Business
the Tripuns
Chiouxa
Beckwith
Aca
Batersa
FostoMes
la Antonio
Alwaye
Yonoce
Aer Parten
Inn Wien
Onca Plata
Thadagre
Holston
Dapan
Mykawee
Osaka
Cond
Genttita
Dohulns
Louisville & Rashville
R. R
New Orleans
Atlanta
Jacesonville
Baltemore
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Louisville
Raat
Nore
Northen
W. Morrow
T. Plal
Houston
Texas
FT. H. Kingsley
Cabina
JK. Ridgely
G. P. Ay
New Orleano
The Chinese puzzle and Foster’s view on boycotts
Ex secretary Julia Foster contends the China boycott is a popular government movement shaped by vested interests. The San Francisco Chronicle and London papers discuss foreign pressure, Japanese and European concerns, and the risk of anti foreign violence amid famine and unrest as U S policy faces scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Bostoy
Qyrites
Agenus
United States
China
Bac
San Francisco Chronice
Chita
Chilwu
Imperial Commission
Tuan Paleg
Vicroy
Poodher
Inelsnooth
Initeg
Philippines
Firhileh
Paris
Gorman
Rome
London Morning Post
Shanglat
Lieathen
Americin
Orient
Organa Bene
Sreland
Chow
Morehan
uyLer Tlin
Mary
Murnpean
M Pessin
Tate
Poyelulienrries
Wemitias
Bis Awe
Tie Chie Roveramment
Chtel
Peking Dynasty
Lista
Allen
Erie
Cape Ture
Tila
Theae
Bitrane Zee
France
Hood's Sarsaparilla Economy Claim in Ad
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strong economy with longer lasting bottles and greater efficacy. It claims the medicine "does more good" and that a bottle costs one dollar with a guaranteed twelve doses.
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Hood
Joo
Mysterious Exchange Sparks Quiet Discussion
An enigmatic chatter references Japan and political tension, with the Ribel Aleehe-Westfallsehe asking about Japanization and English pride. The fragment hints at linguistic satire or coded speech amid a tense, ambiguous exchange.
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Tayile
Japan
CIA
James Clyde Wallace Palmist and Psychic
James Clyde Wallace markets palmistry and psychic readings across the United States. He claims unidowbled merit and reliability with a method based on a selectific piactest ure. Readings promise guidance for life, business, and personal matters at private rooms on Lucaya Street.
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James Clyde Wallace
United States
Wallace
Shiners
Ginitlic Teokires
Etllera
Wikinge
Lucaya Street
Hivewily Hack
Geonel Opera Heise
Energetic prep for the Battle of Flowers carnival
San Antonio gears up for the Great Spring Carnival with brisk preparations and a grand parade plan. Knights of Omaha lead pageantry hosting a king, decorated autos, and a full week of shows and displays expected to surpass all prior carnivals. Louis Mendrmann heads the Omaha society as members enroll and floats are readied for the events beginning April 16 and culminating April 21.
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St. Louis
Theo
Unis Carniival
Williams
Big Trades Firsplay
San Antonia
Flower Battle Carnival Parade Promised by San Antonio Group
A local revival of civic pageantry unfolds as a newly formed Knights of Gimin alliance promotes a grand Flower Battle parade in San Antonio. The event features automobile processions, decorated floats, and a military mini battalion, with emphasis on a distinctive parade and community participation. Citizens and groups are urged to contact the Flower Battle committee for involvement and information.
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Caruivat
Knights of Gimin Dieu Gang
Teagen
Orit Addat
Alamo
San Antonio
Varias
Duntva
Meir
Furustey
Ehowa
Sen. Heinen
Crrniae Aoclasion
San Antotio
Carniviti Association
Japanese Colony Near Houston Beginnings Noted
A new Japanese colony near Houston on a Santa Fe line doorway area is described as forming slowly with potential for growth. The report highlights initial modest numbers, the involvement of a local reader and an intelligent innkeeper, and mentions Garratt A. Hovbing as an agent linked to the project.
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Houston
Pex
Hite
Exin
Heghe
I. Gr
la Sotykaw
Garratt A. Hovbing
Fragmented text about foreign capital and plans in section Inn
The article fragment mentions foreign entities and planned actions including erecting mines and implementing measures. It references a budget figure around $8000 and discusses settlements, taxes, and potential changes. Names and places appear in distorted form, with unclear chronology and numerous garbled terms.
Fire Breaks Out In Austin Theatre
Special to The Times Chronicle reports a fire during a Barlow minstrels performance in Austin caused by smoke and a halting stage incident. Fire crews arrived as audience members were evacuated with refunds offered. No injuries or major damage reported after firefighters contained the blaze.
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Austin Theatre
Tinhk
Anatin
Tox
Barlow Minstrels
Tlungac
Brusenent
Nmpante
Mie Tompany
Mil
Oyster Shell Rates Considered At Avatin Texas
Avatin Texas February 11 railroad commission opens hearing on rates for oyster shells and related products in a notice of meeting. Officials aim to set fair charges while balancing supply costs and regional demand.
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Avatin
Tex
Actimlaston Gray
Culogan Oyster Carloads Transported by Exile Toads
Oyster shells from Culogan are described as ground or ernaled and packed in carloads then transported by exile toads, a curious note on the handling and movement of seafood products in the era.
Divorcing Lady Seeks Relief Amid Property Battle
An experienced woman petitions for divorce alleging abuse and concealment of marital assets. She claims violence and name-calling by her husband, joint ownership of community funds and property, and seeks a full inventory and court order to prevent sale or concealment until a decision. The document notes possible support from attorneys and lists a local restaurant as misused text in the fragment.
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Mayer
Pidriyseeouth —Distrlec — Court Agalyet
Oonge
dMatfirt
Allegeg Tnt Uy Pluintik
Vinthey Tved
AOK
Rae
le Fenton
Defendait Ata
Plaluti
Guo Eoure
Hutt
Isaio Hag
Sulphur Remedies and Stuart's Calcium Waters
An ad recounts old sulfur cures praised by grandmothers and promotes Stuart's Calcium Sulphide based Stuart's Calvein Wafers as a superior, palatable remedy. It extols liver and kidney benefits, claims wide use for skin and systemic issues, and touts availability through druggists and wagonloads.
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Stuart
Caleia
Wuling
Shuael
Pudieatt
Giboserdt
Announcer Endorses Solon Stewart for District Judge
The district judge race in Forts-th district features Solon Stewart as a candidate. He seeks support from friends and voters at the upcoming general election. Garden Eltech stablax is mentioned in the text as a related location.
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Lient 14
Solon Stewart
Forts
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