Local Baptists Plan First Protestant Church Here
Baptists of the area are organizing to erect a church, the first Protestant house of worship in the town. Notables like Wm Seber and other local figures are coordinating efforts, with preparations underway amid a community buzz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Jans Ee Lesle
Richblate
Sturday
Richler
Jude
Wes
Vineheonia
Alster
Aire
Bove
Daly
Newa
Baptist
goWowhead
We Brown
Goliad
T.C. 'Thedfora, Zt, Beeville; J) Ot, “Silley of Beevill:; DP. Stark
Corpus
R. Lie Pearce
Rockport
N.S. Lackey
Wm. Seber
Lili New Station
Wi Saruener
Princiebis
New Kent
Comteséesar
Sharlen Doherty
Hunter
Dpcnaing
Alabama
Skidmore
Portland
Stai
Maine
Ann
Reule
Robert
Wide
Brown
Malone
Bicycle Track Assured for Three Thousand Spectators
City officials expect a wooden bicycle track in Madison Square Garden style, seating about 3000. Prince Keeha aids construction. work could start Tuesday with completion in 7 to 10 days. Surface, banking, and purse plans to attract top riders. San Antonio event aims to draw world beaters.
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Lila
Teiss Heuermenn
Keeha
Madteon Square
Arden
New York
Wwooden
Thenal
San Antonio
Toregale
Jutta Sul Bagn
City fights a hobos crackdown after mayor’s order
Police mobilize special squads to hunt vagrant bands dubbed dangerous by Mayor Hicks. A citywide roundup follows threats to curb robberies and break-ins as patrols sweep parks, depots, and streets, with officers instructed to act decisively. Robberies mount caution amid late afternoon and night hold ups. Authorities warn residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity promptly.
Local Social Club Event Attracts Many Guests
Mexteart Beelul hosts a social club gathering at Wy dan hall Iyash with music, dancing, and a late reception until 3 o clock. Attendees include Mrs. Alice Greta and a long list of ladies and gentlemen such as O Buconi Thad W Smith Muguerza Cardenas and Garcia families.
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O. Buconi
Thad W. Smit
Prisoner Imprisonment Case Report From Dallas Texas
Special to Sunday edition reports a man imprisoned for murder in Dallas Texas. The article notes the defendant’s capture, trial, and sentencing details.
Lifesentence verdict in Humphries lynching case in Palestine
Special to the Times-Herald from Palestine reports Bob Stevens found guilty of murder in the Humphries lynching. He received life imprisonment at the penitentiary. Stevens, once noted for good character, faced strong defense yet the jury delivered a verdict. Conviction of conspiracy charges follows, with appeals next Saturday.
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Dalles
Tex
Palestins
Jory
Bob Stevens
Cachine
Ife
I Hob Stevene
Humphriée
Stévens
Hender- Son
Britam
Hender- Soon
Slovena
Humphries
Stevene
Stevens
Cain
Wephald
Firemen’s Ball Promises Large Turnout for Charity
Invitation to the Firemen’s Belief association annual hall event in Beet hover hall on Wednesday night offers a ball and supper with tickets sold by Mrs. Inddies. Proceeds go to a worthy cause as the social event aims for strong attendance and community support.
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Ackricwidadas
Firemen's Belief Association
Beethover Hall
Buynk Uekels
Sunday School Workers Unite to Improve Schools
The Pructary Union plans a 2:30 PM Sunday meeting at the YMCA Ball to discuss forming a primary union for city study school workers. Mr M J 2 Son, with years of experience, will speak on the benefits, plan, and scope of such a union.
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M. C
Studiy
Afr. M. J
Euch
A. Umlon
Geggan Brothers unveil two exiled marches in modern style
Latent output in music studio reveals two excellent compositions. One titled Anta Kappa Phi, a two step march by Harold W Hoffman. The other Attica on the Cho, a two step by Melchor T Manicon. Both aimed for prominence in this season's music.
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Geggan Bros
Mu Ale
Harold W. Hoffman
Enke Welk
Melchor 'T
Manicon
Jewish Widows Gather For Orphans Home Benefit
A Jewish Aid Society event at the St Charles Avenue home in New Orleans gathers at 4 PM Sunday to raise funds for repairs and an expansion plan. The drive seeks $7400 for improvements and a training school to better prepare orphans from Mississippi Alabama Texas Florida Arkansas and Tennessee for life after care.
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Orleans
Gira
Cephiades
LPN
St Charles ’Avene
Sevasion
Bonita Ds Gow
Tanebe
Abe
Rey
Dr. Sale
Atlanta
Almoria
Texas
Florida
Arkansas
Tennessee
Eme
Reconnaissance and Allied Action Reported in Philippines
Dispatch from New York and Manila notes Allied forces under Captain Lpps and three men of the Palriy in a night raid from Brang to Carmo to drive 200 insurgents from entrenched positions. Twenty five enemy were killed. American forces surrounded but suffered no casualties. Over a hundred artillery shells from a gunboat attacked Laguna de Bay en route from Manila. Supposed launch or gunboat project depicted. suppression paints in Canlte province papers call for public support and warn of indemnity assurances from Dr. Bryasi Democrats.
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York
Jonie Heralds
Aly Cable
Rrang
Carmom
Laguna de Bay
Manila
Canlte
Pravinice
Bryasi
Ginners Combine Forms Big Alabama Cotton Group
Birmingham interest units the Continental Gin company with a 2 million dollar capitalization. Names Daniel Pratt Gin Co Prattville Alabama and other firms from Atlanta Dallas and Bridgewater among organizers. W Norlington Prattville elected president with several vice presidents named. Plan avoids plant closures and bets 10000 on improvements and developments.
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Birmingham
Ale
Continental Gin Company
Alnama
Daniel Pratt. Gin Co
Prattville
Alm
Smith Bons Gin and Machine ‘Company
Avondale
Northington
Munger Patt’ Gin Co
Hast Hirmingham
Als. Winship- Gin and Arachide Co
Atlanta
Munger
Improved’ Cotton Machine Company
Dallas
Texans
Eagle’Cotton Gin Company
Ebridgewater
Alass
W. Norwtington
Daniel Prate
J. Munger
YC. Gannon
A. W. Smith
H. S. Munger
Buller Begins Offensive Rumors From London
Special to the Sunday Light reports rumors that General Buller has assumed the offensive toward the Tugela River and shelling the Boers entrenchments. The claims are unconfirmed but shelling is described as a preliminary step to a possible river crossing. Analysts doubt a general British movement yet acknowledge a potential attack on Commandos south of the river.
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Buller
London
Mary
Man From Lincoln Dies Aboard J G N Train
A passenger train from the north found T A Garothers of Lincoln Nebraska dead on the J G N line en route to San Antonio for health. Coroner ruled death due to consumption. A lower berth sleeper found a $76 check and $16.70 in cash. body identified by pager. deceased about 40 with family in Lincoln awaiting disposition.
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Coronee Swoeney
la Pillmen
Gnnie Pereon
Kansas
Evan
San Marcos
Neenaged
Bea
Lincoln
The Cotton Mill Debate in New England and South
A mid 19th century article discusses cotton mill development, noting Haynes and his daughter returning from Southern California, the impact of tablingment of cotton mills on the North and South, and the division of goods into coarser exports versus fine goods for home use. It mentions Southern mills mostly producing coarser grades and Northern mills favoring finer grades, with public sentiment and canal investments in New England tied to southern mills. The piece highlights perceived economic tensions between Northern and Southern textile interests and the influence of southern mill activity on northern markets.
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New
Bayland
Hessemt
Orleans
Mills
Haynes
Dotton Mills
Sondlauing
New England
Id Southern Mills
Thia
Boeland
Cadamba siege reports from the Thirty-ninth volunteers reach camp
Special dispatch notes the Thirty-ninth and Thirty-sixth volunteer infantry reach Cadamba amid heavy losses at Uabue Yon oid Binang. Insurgent papers claim fortifications strong, while Volantey and other outlets quote from Brae illa on General Univton's death and funeral. A force from various units moves from Ppelg toward the lake shore as Romblon opens on January 0.
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Pahilipfine
Sumlay
New York
Thysun
Onbie
WMC
Regiusente
Cadamba
Uabue
Cagaes
Braeilla
Univton
Areca
Volsntes
Aguilfaide
Lehwer
Bicvanth
Gieger’e Macabees
Vondoser
Ppelg
Romblon
Tanmary
Donators Custie Case Aboard Ship Enrages Cape Town Plan
Special to the Sunday reports a suspected sympathizer aboard the steamer Donators Custie bound for Cape Town. The officer in charge seized a revolver and tied up incriminating evidence in the suspect’s cabin. He was placed in custody by authorities at Gilewitar for further action.
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Tondor
Lont Robertx
Cape Town
Ils
Trong
Gilewitar
Corner Stone Day Planned By Monroe High School
Monroe Louisiana announces a delayed corner stone ceremony for New Year’s Day now postponed to the present month. Superintendent P. Calhoun and officials plan an elaborate program preceded by a parade through the city. About 460 white children attend the school.
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Monroe
Une
Haa
NOTA
Tatsea Bs &R Panay Tne
Sento
P. Calhoun
Ice bound steamer Oliver King in Tennefice river
The steamer Oliver King lies icebound in the Tennefice river near Lille mouth with twenty five crew from Knoxville London Kingston and Chattanooga en route to Little River for cocking main supplies exhausted. relief expected from London. Heat in the center of a large ice gorge endangers the vessel. Tenn iron furnace sold to Red River Iron Co in Clarkesville with public price undisclosed. Clarksville Furnace Co stockholders included A L Smith of Louisville Nashville and August Belmonte of New York.
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Challandora
Jan
Oliver “King
Tennefiece
Lille
Knoxville
London
Kingston
Chattanoogaa
Little River
Main
Tenn
Clarkewiile
Red Tver Iron Company
Ailton TF. Smith
Louisvile An
Nashville
Auprust Belmont
New York
Clarkayilla Furnace Company
Two Year Old Child Dies in Brieto Home Fire
A two year old girl, daughter of TH W Wood a retired banker, was burned to death in a house fire at Brieto Tennessee Sunday. The fire occurred while the family was at the grate, marking a tragic accident this week.
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Kinton
Tenn
Jon
Macion
TH. W. Wood
Brieto
Toiay
Man in Female Dress Arrested After String of Impersonations
Special to the Sunday Issue reports St Louis case where Fred W Grimes, posing in a skin cape outfit, entered several houses including Lulu Morrison's at 813 Chestnut and claimed to be a telegraph operator. Police seized him after a suspicious scene and he claimed to be protecting his wife under disguise. Grimes, about 2 years in custody, denied wrongdoing despite charges. He says he arrived from Memphis two weeks ago and intended no harm but was found in female clothing.
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Tronnek
Gayrenraent
Ugt -Ud
Ar‘angas
Nates
Seale
Benday Wo
Bial
Grim Pau" Hrorger
Hicks Yesteriay
Dizicks
Révolvora Addi
Pittense
Gander Atreet
Avithin
Dura
Preenall House
Burne
Patrick's
Commerce Street
Bluttant Ares
Follower
Mae
Dune
Tavisette
St. Louis
Jom
Tenale
Lulu Morrison's
Sh? Chesnut Street
Evans
Aneordtitis
Srimes
Missionary Arranges Chinese Marriage in Philadelphia
A missionary in China coordinates a match between Chinese individuals with Yi Wang Jon as facilitator. Su Ting Fu travels from San Francisco to Philadelphia to wed Wang Jol, after family and Presbyterian church involvement. Photographs are exchanged and funds sent by mail to cover wedding expenses and gown.
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ChristanteRt Cinese
Ld Woutiley
Chriss
Guiness
Tride
Dudegroum
Huebead Yi Wang Jon
Thin City
Su Mog Bu
Now, Co
Phillislphia
San’ Francisco
As Presbyterian Eched
Chinese Ag
Wang Johnnny
Predérick Tegharge
Whisston Torey
Turbulent City Council Ends Street Railway Book Returns
In Kansas City January actions, aldermen surrendered council books and returned them to the Metropolitan Street Railway company after the company announced it will not run the passes more than once every thirty days. The dispute centers on 10 coupons per book for rides and extended franchise rules.
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Autronottan Steel Railway
Kansas City Council
Bpecial
Kansas City
Mon
Metropolitan - Street Railway
Comptany
Kangar
Mansae City
Kau
Amétropolitan
A Mere Incident At Macon Inn Publicity
Miss Mary Mud 303 of Wallen near Macon Ga hurt in a minor incident at the Macon inn. A young man accompanying her resisted the claim and a scuffle ensued, leaving her balance and the situation unresolved. The report notes an injury but provides few details.
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Macon
Inn
Mary
Wallen
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