More Millinery Closeout and Local Sales Frenzy
A sprawling downtown ads section shows The More Millinery Co assignee A M Cohen selling hats, dresses, and underwear as they close business by late February. Boston Shoe Co. pushes bargain footwear with reduced prices and a note on a baby arrival at King William Street. Local shoppes advertise drastic markdowns, a marriage license, and a variety of cheap goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More Millinery CO
A. M. Cohon
Boston Shoe Co
Ieuston Street
Ed Wolff
King William Street
Islue
A. M. Cohen
Ansignee
Jim Lawreme
Commerce Street
Shelburn
Lawrence
Texas Steam Laundry
AE Sullivan
Bie
Joekts Bros
Opera House
Sullivan Shoe Co
S. W. Woods
Avenue C
Elvis Orosca
Concepelor Urtlage
Beaton Shoe Co
Hiauston Street
Minlgvery CO
Geo. L. Liebrecht
McKinley
U.S
Strlet
Texas
Mahucke Hotel
Lagrange
Alfred Dolet
Boston Shoe Tin
Houston Street
South Sores Street
Stan Guinfield
G. W. Barnes
Bachelor’ Hall
Bowie Street
Strikers Walk Out At Mountain City Store Works
A special wire from Chattanooga reports fifteen molders at Mountain City Store Works striking for higher pay. Management plans to run the foundry with non union workers, locking out all union molders. About thirty foundry employees affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mountain City
Licensing Mates of Vessels Sent to Senate Report
A favorable Senate Commerce Committee report on licensing river and ocean mates is expected to be taken up by the Senate in a few days. Capt Bryant advocates the proposal, and the bill's progress is anticipated on Sunday night in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bryant
Erring Instincts and Insect Sense Display in Noted Cases
A Louisville Courier Journal piece notes insects showing faulty instinct, including a butterfly mistaking artificial flowers and a sphinx moth striking at ceiling paintings. It cites Sir John Lubbock and AL Saint-Hanchard on animal reasoning and perception, highlighting surprising limits of instinct and sight in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lubbock
AL. St. Thanchard
Louisville Courier-Journal
Picture of Mrs Washington and her favorite granddaughter
A homelike scene from a Peoleshifal Thetare reading about Mrs Washington in Philadelphia then the capital of the United States. Gibson’s language is quoted by Miss Verrion in Martha Washington. Mrs Washington retires early, Nellie Custis attends, and the family Bible chapter is read followed by evening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellis
Miss Custis
Washington
Nicaragua Canal Laborers Arrive for Survey Work
Special wire reports that the United States steamship Newport landed seventy Black laborers at San Juan del Norte to work on the canal survey under the Walker Commission authorized by the Fifty fourth Congress. Similar numbers from Rama and Bluefields are expected to join them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hara
San Joan del Norte
Nicaragua
Department of State
United States
Newport
San Juan
Rama
Bluefields
Escaped Prisoner Captured in Texas Arrest
Alexandria La Jan 18 Jou Fie lams colored 26 under indictment for burglary and larceny escaped from parish prison during a general jail delivery has been arrested at Orange Texas Deputy Sheriff M V Lacaze left yesterday to bring him to Alexandria
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Alexandria
West India Fruit Cargo Arrives at Beranton Miss
The Schoonet Brothers, just arrived from Nassau, arrive with a large cargo of cocoanut. The cargo shipped by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to New Orleans. The master Joseph Ghbyan and crew are colored men. This is the first West Indian fruit cargo to reach this port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Miss
Schoonet
Fragmentary passage notes a medical cure claim
A disjointed excerpt discusses a product or concept named mparilla and food's role in enabling cures. The text hints at wide healing claims and world impact but lacks coherent context or verifiable details. No clear person, organization, date, or outcome is identifiable.
Notable Visitors and Residents Reported in the City
The city hosts a mix of visitors and locals including Petia Met Lee Meanan from Deltic, George P. Peyton from Hort Worth, Gus Schreiner staying at the Southern hotel from Kerrville, J. P. Wolcott from Dal fan, J. A. Long and wife of Denton on a bridal tour, Mr. Ha Brown Houston prominent contractor and builder, TC Ning a SS. louds banker en route to Mexico, Major Ales Moore back from New York at the Menger, J. T. Dickson Wabash live stock agent at Quincy also at the Southern, Jake Super selling guaranteed jeans, plus several others visiting or passing through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pty
Avenagers
Jake
Texas Steam Laundry
T. Gray
Sullivan
Nueva Srey
Paul Pretzer
Sirvey
Loli-Nelzon
Victoria
Turee, Shne Co
Fourth Street
Tee
Ty Pimnberst
Sulli- Vals
Dreiss
Commerce Street
Enat
Mackinney Streely
Moroso
Hook
Houston Street
Menger
Madneke
Southern
Willow Care
Viet
Sullivan's
Yoltil
Chas
Muench
Youlon
Yookant
Washington
Fort
Sullivan Storvo
Be Fiouston Street
Tel
Brakemen's Brotherhood of Yoakum
Tex
San Antonio
Alfred Dolges
Sullivan Shoe Ce
Namie
Winder
al Butelivan
Shay
Paul Wagner
National
Albert Jackwood
Central Fire Alarm Station
Benedicts
Gus ¥. Schreiner
Kerrville
J. P. Wolcott
Steckmatt
Dalfan
Mahneke
J. A. Long and Wife
Denton
TC. Ning
SS. Louds
Mexico
Ales Moore
New York
J. T. Dickson
Wabash Line
Quincy
Jake Super
Grane
M. A Eggleston
Yoakum Yee
Masier. Y. Mulligan
Southern Wacilic
Hank
National Commission Merchants eye New Orleans convention
In Buffalo New York the National League of Commission Merchants of the United States is in session. Two delegates Bernard Anthony and Louis Barbot from a local league push to bring the next annual meeting to New Orleans within twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Jan
National League of Commmssson
Merchants of the
United States
Buffalo
N.Y
Bernard ‘Anthony
Louis ‘Barbot
Cattle Train Shifts From Winona To Kansas Nebraska
A special train of nine cattle cars carrying about 50 head, sourced from Clay and Webster counties and valued around 6000 dollars, departed Winona for Memphis this morning with final destinations in Kansas and Nebraska. The enterprise signals a boost to local cattle farming after a period of widespread shipments to the plain states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Miss
Clay
Webster
Memphis
Kansas
Nebraska
Officer Stevens Dredicate Detains Boy For Slot Misdemeanor
Officer Stevens reprimanded a boy caught ringing a nickel in a slot machine at a local business. The boy promised not to repeat the act and was warned of charges if he returns. The incident was recorded by Lt. in the police blotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Gilber
Pat Stevens
Pecml
Apo
Local Notes From Zastroville And San Antonio Visit
Inspector August Bir and associates visited San Antonio for legal business this week. E A Burrel, age 60, expects a new baby. Eugene Dol of Bear Creek suffered injuries in a mule accident with multiple broken ribs. Hy Hines of San Antonio returned home after caring for his mother. The column ends with a humorous, aging farmers joke about fog and pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Bir
Duratio
Anton Beetz
V. Einhorn
J.B. Wernette, Jr
San Antonio
A. Burrel
Eugene Dol
Bear Creek
Hy. Hines
Five gang members captured after Lake Nick robbery
Constable Phil with his bloodhounds caught five men who entered Richard son and May's store at Lake Uick last Tuesday night. About $700 and a great quantity of goods were found. Several other robbers remain at large and are believed to be apprehended soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Jun
Philpot
Richardson & May
Lake Uick
Welcome Rawson arrives in Port after long delay
Special wire reports the freighter Rawson arrived at Key West after twenty five days overdue from the Benner line. Severe Florida canal storm damaged sails and cargo, causing widespread unease before the ship made temporary repairs and entered port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fie
Frederick Rawson
Benner Bine
Bay
Rawson
Canal of Florida
Key West
Pullman Car Centipede Injury Suit Filed in Dallas
Dallas, Texas Dr T DP Morgan sues Pullman Palace Car Co for 25000 claiming a centipede bite on a Pullman sleeper between San Antonio and Dallas left him permanently disabled and that the company failed to provide safe conditions or fulfill its contracted duty to provide a clean, safe car and protect passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalas
Texas
Jane
T. DP. Morgan
Pullman Palace Car Co
Hecauy
Ise
San Antonio
Dallas
Pullman Company
Dr. Morgan
Renovation Plan For Market Street Ad Market House
The city plans to convert the near idle Market Street building into a two story complex housing the recorder’s court and a station for the chemical engine fire company. Six cells, bathrooms, and modern amenities are included with sleeping quarters for the crew on the second floor. Estimated cost is 16000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prane
Market Street
Recorder's Court
Chemical Engine Fire Company
Salnd Recorders Court
Chemical Engine
Bulle
Rick
Gell
ATHS REPORTED AND PATIENT NOTES SUMMARY
January 12 Alice Wenlock aged 27 died of peritonitis after transfer from 205 Camarun Fire IL to Henderson Hex. January 13 Joseph Langetort premature birth at 713 Mesviile Street. January 1 Puciana Rodrigues six days in Ward 3. January 24 George Miller 19 Maye with ihani tion at 3 South Concha efrect. mh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATHS
Alice Wenlock
Camarun Fire IL
Henderson
Hex
Joseph Langetort
Mesviile Street
Puciana Rodrigues
Crams
Ward 3
George Miller
Maye
Ihanition
South Concha Efrect
Senator Money Emerges As Potential DNC Chairman
Washington January 15 Senator Money looms as a strong candidate for the Democratic National Congressional Committee chair. The post is held by Senator Raulk ner of West Virginia who wishes to retire. Critics say Money is not a committee member as Congressman Henry represents the state, though he might withdraw if Money is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Money
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Raulkner
West Virgins
Henry
Fishhawk Arrives for Fishermen Congress at Tampa
Special Wire reports the US fish vessel Fishhawk reached Port Tampa January 15 and will stay for the five day Fisher Congress starting January 18. From Woods Hole and via Charleston and Key West it arrived unable to sail up the Tisbrough river due to draft. Dr. Moore, aboard as government scientist, will exhibit shad propagation and oyster surveys during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunany Sague
Tampa
United States
Fishhawk
Nn Iinat Fisheriee Congress
Woods Ifoll
Mass
Charleston
Key West
Bay
Tisbrough
Port Tampa
Lanlafanweogat
Moore
Press Club Art Rooms To Open In New Orleans
The permanent New Orleans Press Club art gallery will open Friday January 28 with an opening view on January 20. Visitors may inspect artworks February 2 to 6 and the official opening runs 8 to 10 pm. A sugar refinery project costing 160000 will be built on the Perry plantation Iberia parish with bids invited by Nelson from Vermilion parish, owner of the Bank of Mansfeld and organizer of several other banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Club
New Orleans
Neiw Orleans
Electelviews
Perry Plantation
Iberia Parish
Grunewald
Nelson
Vermillion Parish
Bank of Mansfeld
First Masque Ball Opens Season at Germania Lodge
Germania lodge No. 33 Sona of Hermann held a prize masque ball in Mission last night with about 125 couples attending. Judges faced a difficult task selecting costumes. prizes were awarded by President John Hoff for diverse themes from a German nobleman to a glow kid duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Sons
Germania Lodge
Sona
Hermann
Mission Garded
John Hoff
Dave Jones
Iie
Christine
D. S. Peebles
Texas state transfer bill sparks Fort Billot debate
A report from Austin notes a House transfer bill to move old Fort Billot from Wheeler county to Texas nears action. Pardons board reports to the governor include one favorable and one unfavorable decision. The Daughters of the Confederacy plan birthday observations for General Robert E. Lee at the Opera House on January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Antonks Mantel Company
Medicis
Canical
Scorporalord A. BP. Wooley
L. Media
Joyce
Mutual Aid Bociery
Iowa City
Iowa
Jefferson
Johnson
Garrisie
Stephens
Wittharger
Lee
Opera
Hans
Alamo Garden Bowling Club elects new officers
The Alamo Garden Bowling Club at Bommera rooms elected President Emanuel Bertel Vice President Alber Unk Secretary Harry Wursbach Treasurer Richard Rubitsch Directors Otto Koehler Gus Ual Hayn Voigtsdender new members include Fred Mueller Tilton Beastey Lawrence Geo G Chamberlain D Mr Knight Chris G Duliniz Next meeting set for January 29th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo Garden
Eree
Ted
Bommera’ Garden
Emanuel Bertel
Albart Unk
Harry Wursbach
Richard Rubitssch
Otto Koehler
Gus Ual
Hayn Voigtsdender
Mesars
Fred, Mueller
Tilton Beastey Lawrence
Geo. G. Chamberlain
Cloak Store Offers Ladies Capes at Bargain Prices
The Cloak Store announces a sale of ladies capes priced from four to six dollars. The message emphasizes weekly bargains and invites shoppers to visit for the latest style options and discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Wolfson
Big contract let for additions to Southwestern Asylum
The board of managers of the Bourn Western Insane Asylum met to let four contracts for new additions funded by the last Legislature. George W Sonnefeld of Dalton got 21661.50, D Mahony Co of Dallas 316,000, G Dlelmann of San Antonio 920.79, and Fisher & Lamble of Austin 5200. The total contracts amount to 64656.00 and work will begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Asylum
Bourne Western Insane Asylum
Jast
George W. Sonnefeld
Dalton
D. Mahony Co
Dallas
G Dlelmann
San Antonio
Fisher & Lamble
Austin
Beaio
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Joe, McCaskll
Alamo Iron Works
Dackots Street
Childress
Neve Taugh
Wwe
Joske Bros
Igniter
Darce
Meng
Borton Shor Co
St —St. Mary
Wyoming
South Flores
Winks
Eens' Apaan Club
Ita Bar
Boston Transcript
Nicaragua Canal
West India
Petia
Lee Meanan
Deltic
Ja al the Mahneke
George P. Peyton
Hort Worth
A. Bo Spohn
Cornus Cheiat
the Mahneke
Ha, Brown
Houston
Pullman
Centipade
Kia City
Bunday Light
Callaghan
SIL
THE
Fishers Congress
Corlla
Christies
Myra
R. Tiertzich
G. Baldwin
Carl Dietrich
Prank Tange
Frita Wilke
HL. Schultze
Fr. Geher
Mrs. Fritsch
A. Holler
Daucer
Hueler
Dot
Fem
Tnstureet Acceyion
Adres Erie Medical CO
Gama Street
Burfals
Vanister
Traor Gultee
Whittemore
Chiden
Troma
Navarre
St May's Bbseet
Austin Advices
Burt Gase
I. Lee
Sueeiat
Dalpit
Aek
L. Wolfson
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