Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Prove Quick Aid at Home
A letter recounts a brother’s long battle with chronic dyspepsia. After refusing medicines, he relented and took Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He improved rapidly, gained weight, and reported no dyspepsia since, with the tablets praised for natural stomach support and nourishment. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents a box.
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Fea Moines
Chicago
Stuart
Natare
Nature
Malicious reports about yellow fever denials in New Orleans
Thatcher Lewis arrived in New Orleans to refute a Knoxville press story alleging he claimed yellow fever was prevalent in the city. He met Dr Quitman of the board of health and denied ever speaking to Knoxville reporters or making any such statements.
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Thatcher Lewis
Aba
Quitman ‘Kobake
Basid
Wade
Iunny
Knoxville
Tenn
Cromuim
Lewis
Ward
Interurban line work halted amid legal delays
Special to The Light from Houston reports construction on the Houston Galveston Interurban line halted due to the Galveston commission failing to grant entry. Planners are dismayed while Houston promises a franchise to the company at the next city council meeting. TRACTION COMPANY GUARANTEES DIVIDEND: Bayou Teche Traction and Power Co seeks charter with $1.5 million capital, 6 percent preferred dividend, officers named. LIBBERS REFUSE TO RAISE SALARIES: Mississippi lawmakers defeat pay hike for state House members after a brief debate and laughter. Also advertised are local ads for Hollister’s Mountain Tea and tailoring services.
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Tex
Operinglons-in
Brecial
New Theria
Bayou Teche ‘Tracion and Power Company
Inday
New Iberia
Berwick
A. Alan
FL. Fine
K. T. White
Lenox E. Smith
No Rendezvous for Crooks in San Antonio
A San Antonio report questions claims that about two hundred crooks from other cities are in the town and wanted on capital charges. Public officials and residents doubt the figure and call for action from the city marshal and police to pursue and capture these alleged fugitives.
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San Antonio
Jhinat
San Antonis
Another Railway for the Panhandle
Reports from Austin indicate a plan to build a new railroad from Vernon in Wilbarger County to Roswell New Mexico, a 166 mile line. Vernon residents offer 4 percent of $26,000, Roswell contributes $50,000, and Lubbock through which the route passes pledges $20,000. The move has long circulated, backed by a relative of financier Charles H. Schwab, and steel for the line is said to be sourced from Tennessee surplus stock.
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Austin
Tex
Mirch
Playhouile
Font
Vernon
Wilfiger County
Rosewell
New México
Wg News
Gaia
Tim Country
Robbins Pitt
Roswell
New Mexico
Lubbock
Howe
Ul 1A
Charles H. Sehawb
Tennessee
Breakers Ahead for Canal Commission
Washington March 24 Serious trouble looms for the canal commission as Senator Kittredge of South Dakota presents a bill to reduce its membership to three and to shift most of the digging work to contractors. Mystery surrounded the Inter Oceanic Canals Committee as details leaked today.
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Washington, D. C
Lethmiah Canal Commission
Bobator Kittredge
South Dakota
Senate
Committee On the
Fort Worth Polg Men Take Quiet Sneak
New Orleans March 24 due to the sudden departure of four Fort Worth polo players the scheduled match with New Orleans was called off. The local club had claimed even odds but the game could not proceed as the Fort Worth ponies were shipped from the stable to Fort Worth with Callletta the sole remaining player left behind in disgust.
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Orlean
Fort Worth
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Frorichs
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Witnesses Confer Over Patrick Murder Trial
A conference of witnesses for Albert T Patrick, condemned for the murder of millionaire Ries Li of New York, was held in Houston. Witnesses testified that accomplice Valet Jones lied on the stand. Miss Gailyard drew sensational testimony, the hearing to resume in April with witnesses returning to New York. Plans are under way for a general effort to save Patrick from the electric chair.
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Tex
Albert T. Patrick
Ries Li
New York
Vatet Jones
Patrick
Gailyard
Yhe
Charters Filed in State Department Report Austin March 24
State Department lists multiple incorporations including Long Beach Land Company of Houston with $110000 capital stock for sale and subdivision of property. Incorporators include Carer Show J M Cotton Ed Johnson and others. Also west Texas Supply Company of Corsicana with $29000 capital and Southern Produce Fruit Company with $220000 capital. Other entities include Yaulis Vetephone and related names.
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Tex
Shannon
Yle Johnson-Wolfe Grocery Company
Kort Worth
Capital
Johnson
R. Fields
G. Woile
Long Beach Land Company of Houstom
Capital Stork
Carer Show
J.M. Cotton
Ixttward
Kennedy
J. Cartes
Eisgay Watkins
Frank C. Jones
A. P. Laughlin
West Texas Supply Company
Coren
Knox Esonty
Capital Stock
W. J. Pins
J. R. Henson
Caldwell
Southern Produce & Fruit Company
Sao Atfo
Zelaya and Baker Engaged for Nicaragua President's Son
Washington March 24 licensing for the carriage of Almiro Zelaya son of Nicaragua's president and Miss Marguerite Baker issued at city hall. Marriage was stated not to occur until next year but the couple may wed tonight or soon at the bride's home with Rev T Baker officiating. Bulletin of sickness notes Mrs Jamies Moses seriously ill at 2205 Monterey Street.
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Almiro Zelaya
Nicaragua
Marguerite Baker
North
Genitel Street
Jamies Moses
James Moses
Monterey
Bireet
Making a Machine in World Magazine Promotes Skilled Trades
An article by Win Haddon in the March issue of World Magazine extols machine work as a demanding profession requiring high intelligence, precision, and dexterity. It notes exacting standards from two needle work to automatic machinery, gauges that vary less than a fraction of an inch, and potential earnings from $250 per day onward.
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Win
Haddon
World Magazine
Bakers to discuss open shop business convention program
Bakers association will meet in St Joseph's hall for a three day spring carnival convention April 17 to 19. The schedule includes receptions, sessions, speakers from Tyler San Antonio Waco and Houston, discussions on shipping bread cake manufacturing and open shop, entertainment and a Mexican supper. Tickets go on sale March 26 at Gogean Bros music stores.
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Webome
Val‘laghan
J. A. Porterfield
H M. Jozeph
Tyler
L. ©. Thompson
Roval Committee
Cline
Texarkana
Ark
Ween
Myr
Henry Maerki
Jvn
Texas
John Fischer
Houston
Supply House
James A. Baille
San Antonio
J. PJ Schoseer
Porterfield
Steinbach
Illusion
Focal
P.M. Kleber
Dallas
VT. Early
Dalia
N’clack
Gogean Bros’ Music
Immigrant Treatment Improvements Reported in Tech World
A March issue of Techical World notes improvements in immigrant handling on the Jersey shore rail system. It cites plans for a dedicated immigrant passenger station near Ellis Island and reduced segregation on trains, with better food supplies for children and milk. The piece mentions Pennsylvania officials pursuing proper arrangements and improved care for arriving immigrants amid broader reform efforts.
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New York
Broughton Brandenburg
March
Techical World
Big Island
Jersey Shore
Ellisland
Pennsylvania
When All Trains Are Run by Electricity
A text fragment discusses a future where trains operate on electricity, predicting passenger and freight service shifts. It notes conversion unlikely for economic reasons, with expert Dion J. Arnold commenting on voluntary adoption by railroads. A stray business ad fragment is present.
The Gypsies a Separate People Through History
A historical overview notes repeated anti gypsy laws from 1505 to the 16th century, ongoing persecution in England and Scotland, and later shifts to milder status. It cites Elizabeth I and subsequent authorities, the lingering nomadic stigma, and the Gypsy language retains distinctive terms still used today.
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Bo Queiutly
London Standard
Egypt
Nile
Countley
Elizabeth
Scotland
England
George
Surrey
Shaver
Notes and funeral customs mix in stray historic excerpts
A garbled note about notes and endorsements discusses voids and interest, followed by a passage on Kurdish tents and Greek funeral customs. The text mentions intoxicated payers, dishonor notices, and a payability rule, then shifts to tent construction and a description of Greek funeral processions and rites with details on dress and burial practices.
Fragmented text reflecting uncertain archival prose
The readable fragments describe a sense of testing in emergencies and reliance on inner resilience. It references historical notions, mentions an eighteenth century stereotype about old women, and hints at national characteristics. The excerpt lacks coherent events or clear individuals.
Local Notice on Installment Loans and Repair Services
Fragmented OCR text shows a local notice about weekly sales and low weekly payments for a purchasing loan plan. Mentions a repair or sewing machine and a seller named Luy Singer. Details are unclear but indicate consumer finance and potential installment terms.
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