American Bible Society Sunset Cox to Turkey Mission
A telegraphic roundup notes Sunset Cox will proceed to Turkey on a Turkish mission as requested by the President. The report details various foreign notes including indictments in Italy, war department visits, Anglo Russian boundary discussions, and other global and domestic items.
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American Bible Society
Sunset Cox
Turkey
Curiaco
Filipo Caruso
Sylvester Ignazis
Agustino Girardo
the Dude
Giovanni Azzeco
Antonio Marco
Bove
Carcago
Endicott
War Department
Fort Leavenworth
Vimnna
St. Petersburg
Russia
Afghanistan
St. Louis
Eureka Springs
Ark
J.D. Blansett
Gerald
Joseph Marlow
Blansett
Marlow
New
Riel
Montana
Qu’appe
Winnipeg
Peper Cotton Press
Boston
Philadelphia
Board of
Methodist Episcopal Bishops
Union Church
Thomas Bowman
M. L., Harris
New York
Foster
M. Merrill
Chicago
E. G. Andrews
Washington, D. C
H.W. Warren
Denver
Col
W. Foss
Minneapolis
W. X. Ninde
Topeka
Kang
John M. Walden
Cincinnati
W.T. Malialien
Bishop Foss
Military Service Institute of the United States
Governor's Island
Eugene Griffin
Engineer Corps
United States Army
James N. Dolph
Oregon
Senate Committee On
Congress
United States
Louisvitte
Joe Cotton
Morris
Favor
Bierson
Tenbroeck
Irish Pat
Isaac Murphy
England
Seein Society
F. ‘l’. Frelinghuysen
W. Gamond
LL. D
John Joy
Frelinghuysen
City of Mexico
Matamoros
Monterey
Washington
Fourth Assembly District
Cox
New York City
Williard’s Hotel
John Henry McCarthy
McCarthy
PERSONAL POINTS Collected From Hotel Corridors and Elsewhere
A parade of travelers visits the Menger Hotel including Captain G W M Duck of Pleasanton and many others from Houston Dallas New Orleans and Galveston. Names list attendees from Maverick county England St Louis Waco Fort Worth Corpus Christi and more are noted with arrivals and departures surrounding summer plans and health notes.
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Fort Worth
Dr. C. Macmanus
Matamoros
G. Lubrecht
New Braunfels
F. P. Rush
Indianapolis
J. B. T. Hall
Dallas
P.B. Digon
Palestine
B. G. Barnes
R. L. Muller
Corpus Christi
J. D. Atkeson
McKinney
B. G. Anderson
Gonzales
the Menger
Illinois Democrats press forward in Morrison race for Senate
Mason county returns arrive as Democrats push Morrison, Harrison, Tree, and others in an all-night series of ballots. Weaver receives certificate and is sworn in as a new member, with the fight shifting toward the chair amid bribery claims and party caucuses.
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Morrison
Streeter
Black
Haines
Merritt
Mullheran
Duncan
Carter Harrison
Harrison
Brown
F'Ree
Townsend
Altgeldt
Allen
Springer
Tilden
Worthington
Stephenson
Palmer
Gondy
Donovan
Tree
Judd
Schofield
Andersen
Neece
Welch
Oberly
Fuller
Dumphey
Chicago
Kuger
Logan
I'ree
United States
A. Judd
J. L. Schefield
M. W.tulley
Weaver
Hoxie
Byudge Gross
Aes
A Fashionable Wedding in Houston
The Liaur reports the wedding of Teolain Pillot and Annie C Drescher at the bride’s uncle’s Houston residence. Pillot, son of Eugene Pillot, promoter of city opera houses, is linked to Houston Galveston culture. Miss Drescher, niece of Mr and Mrs Jacob Binz, receives warm wishes for a happy future.
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Teolain Pillot
Annie C. Drescher
Houston
Teplain Pillot
Galveston
Eugene Pillot
Bayou City
Jacob Binz
Binz
German man charged with wife Beating near Sunset depot
John Zeitel a German resident near the Sunset depot was charged with beating his wife yesterday evening. She testified they were in the yard when a child approached and Zeitel struck her after pushing the child away. He then armed himself with a pitcher and struck her twice on the head, causing profuse bleeding. He was fined $10.
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John Zeitel
Sunset Depot
Zeitel
Election of Texas Pharmaceutical officers for new term
The Texas Pharmaceutical association elected officers for the ensuing term. President George H. Kalteyer. First Vice President H E Linde man of Austin. Second Vice President J H Bradley of Taylor. Third Vice President W J Morley of Austin. Secretaries include Dr George Rice of San Antonio and Lee W Lancaster of Marshall. Executive Committee members include K M Wells of Fort Worth Wade B Morrison of Waco and W H Burdock of Dallas. Committee assignments cover Notes and Queries L Orynski San Antonio H Behrens Waco and W R McKay Tyler. Adulterations G W Marshall J G Campbell W H James. Trustees H H Carleton Brenham. Pharmacy Law H E Lindeman Oscar Samostz Austin T M Powell and EK M Wells Fort Worth and G A EKisenlobr alias.
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Texas Pharmaceutical Association
George H. Kalteyer
H. EK. Lindeman
Austin
J. H. Bradley
Taylor
W. J. Morley
George Rice
San Antonio
Lee
W. Lancaster
Marshall
K. M. Wells
Fort Worth
Wade B. Morrison
Waco
W. H. Burdock
Dallas
L. Orynski
H. Behrens
W.R. McKay
Tyler
G. W. Marshall
J. G. Campbell
W. H. James
H., H. Carleton
Brenham
H., E. Lindeman
Oscar Samostz
I’. M. Powell
EK. M. Wells
At Worth
G. A. Ekisenlobr
Alias
Nashville Students to Perform at Turner Ball Tonight
The Nashville Students unveil the original troupe in its first Turner Ball performance. Reported as the sole original negro company, rival groups imitate their name and act, while audience interest centers on this historic ensemble.
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Nashville
Turner Ball
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