Night Blooming Thoughts on Light and Darkness
A reflective meditation on night as a realm of beauty and danger. It contrasts the serenity of moonlit shores and quiet streets with the vice that surfaces after twilight, urging a double watch over life’s tendencies as darkness deepens both virtue and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
Corvus
Mark Twyain
Athens
Atij Noata
Allence
Niasgara
Briton
Satera
Waset
Unigoras
Vaniah
Hishneas
Jall
Pearsall Pointers Special Update From town notices
Pearsall reports indicate farmers plan large crane operations this year while cotton ginning totals fall by about half. Social notes include illnesses recoveries births deaths marriages and church events with Rev Carnahan and Mr Bartlet’s arrival awaited. Populists from Frie county number about 370 as meetings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanz
Pearsall
March SA
J. F Kensil
Moore Station
Eaid Myre
Franklin Winford
W.W. Itllis
Cibolo
Ilsis
Fields
Derby
Frie
Iarmorn
Thomas
Baily
Walter Turner
T. G. Woolls
Sr. Carnahan
San Antonio
Nolecopal
Mr. Carnahan
Bartlett
Colorada
Angie
Courthenge
S. M. Dubois
Misa G. M. Sweatt
Duke Goodman
Mintle Bowdoin
Border News from Tom Green County March 21
Reports from Van Horn to Mexico involve 2000 muttons recovered and cattlemen in Big Springs uniting to enforce quarantines. Crockett County men note activity, chatea sales, trailers, and cattle at 1322.50. Local killings near Crow's Nest yield 300 pound yearlings. Volody NM residents anticipate large scale irrigation and fruit growing.
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Ban Angelo
van Horn
Mexico
Big Springa
Crockett County
Crow's Nest
Voldy
N.M
QALOWEST TACIT SPEELNI RULING AND LOCAL NOTES
The death of ex Governor Troland casts gloom over the state auction as Roxas las nob bud. A populist club forms in Belmont with twenty-alog members, the beginning of a larger enrollment. Corn in the county was ruined by rain but now soil dries and improves cotton lands. Alderman Walker resigns to run for mayor amid petitions. Artesian oil work at Lockhart may start soon. town building and population growth outlook steady. New Apiasopal church tower enhances appearance. District court opens April 1 and runs to Bay.
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Speelni
S. Mare
Troland
Roxas Las Nob Bud
John Troland
Belmont
Walker
Thleig B
Lockhart
Apiasopal
District Court
Thin County
Death of John Ireland prompts local tributes in Guadalupe County
In Guadalupe County Seguin on March 21 citizens met to mourn John Ireland and honor his memory. Burglars roam the town with no successful outcomes, farmers report excellent crop prospects, and the Elby literary group held a meeting. Guadalupe College spring concert drew a good crowd with notable pupil performances. Hon. J B Dubrall seeks the vacancy created by Ireland’s death. populists in Beeville push to nominate a strong candidate to race for the seat.
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Guadalupe
J. B. Dubrall
Beeville
Gulf Shore road saga following ex Governor Traland death
Prominent stockholders meeting after the death of ex Governor Traland reveals heightened tensions over the Gulf Shore road dispute. They caution that Governor Ireland's passing may halt home enterprise plans and delay settlement and road construction between Tolrr and Yalasoo.
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Traland
Gulf Shore
Promlostt
Tolrr
Ireland
Dallas Letter reports muddy sidewalks and city issues
Special Correspondence from Dallas Texas on March 19 describes dirty sidewalks and crossing neglect under rain causing mud and discomfort. It notes church gatherings and missions including Frances Willard visit, protracted meetings, and local tax collector candidates. A Dallas death of Mrs Florence May Machiter and Dr Fleming’s free clinic are mentioned alongside business news about Bach & Haro and local grocers.
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Dallas
Tex
Central Christian Church
Frances E. Willard
Thare
First Presbyterian Church
J.D. Rodner
Washington Avenue
Kirk
Rass Stata
H. D
Eastland
Texas
Schlatter
Flemming
John Baro
Bach & Haro
Gracera
Local Notes From Fort Davis And Brackett, Texas
Reports from Uvalde County describe stock shipments to the territory with an expected 10 100 head. Incidents include a raid by four men on Brackett houses and a women’s welfare fund misused. Maria aims to start a schoolhouse with 32 500 but 3 500 was diverted for current expenses. Building and trapping industries grow in Fort Davis. School census blanks issued to apportion next year’s funds. Democratic and Populist parties hold conventions to nominate successors to Crain. County committee to elect Corpus Christi delegates meets today.
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Lior Sprgial
Uvanng
Lox
Rom Coleman
Varriza Springs
Uncle Sam
Maria
Thoeh- Tolicra
Auccessor
Crain
County Democracy
Corpus Christi
Ducks and geese remark by Southern Pacific man
A Southern Pacific worker joked that railroad men are like ducks and geese. When cold weather arrives, northern birds fly south for warmth and return when it thaws. He claims many railroad workers spend winters in the south and summers in the north, flocking together.
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Southern Pacific
Awitchman
Days This Week Chronicle of Saints and Events
The weekly list marks March days with saints martyrs rulers and notable deaths spanning 1381 to 1609 plus events like the Nice opera house fire and Mt. Vernon whisky promotion. It records St Catharine of Sweden St Simon Queen Elizabeth Annunciation and more with dates and brief notes.
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St. Catharine
Sweden
Father Ryan
St. Victorian
Nice
Jon
Hall
St. John of Faget
James
Gentr
Raphag
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Great Republican Daily of
Kus Commerce
Ores Light Pub
Mamyer
I. Torres
Mansueic
Earth
Heaven
Hell
Tom Green County
Qalowest
County
Guadalupe County
James Clavis
Commarce St
Cor. Navarro
Gan Antonio
Uvalde Godnty
Ty, Mt. Vernon
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