Hume Recovering After Appendicitis Operation at Palestine
Charles Hume assistant claim agent for the 2 & GN railroad underwent appendicitis surgery in Palestine last week. He is reported recovering well and is aided by relatives in the city. Hume, son of the late Thomas Hume former superintendent of the 1 & G. N, and brother of W. TH Hume, is described as doing nicely with good recovery chances. Magnalia Grove Woodmen Circle to stage a Cob-Web social dance on November 4 at Woodmen hall with refreshments free and 14 cent admission. Bugede F Pettersen, born in Kristiania, Norway, petitions to become a United States citizen, renouncing allegiance to Haakon VII, King of Norway. Pettersen, 25, has been in the U.S. since July 15, 1902. Who is Geo. W. Butcher, seeking justice of the peace precinct No. 1, lace No. 22. He was the late superintendent active power on S. AL & A. P. rail. Vote for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hume
2 & GN
Palestine
H.ume
Thomas Hume
W. TH
Hume
Magnalia Grove Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Hall
Bugede
F Pettersen
Ristiania
Norway
United States
Haaken VI
Kag
Pettersen
Geo. W. Butcher
Minning
Justice of the Peace
Lace
Rail way mail clerks shuffled among Texas runs
Karl A. Kramer, a clerk in the railway mail service, transfers from the New Orleans Houston run to the Houston San Antonio route. Hugh M. Ormond, Houston M. Pasy ron, promoted from class 3 to mass 4 with a $100 yearly raise. T. A1. Wiley receives a permanent position on the Houston El Paso run with a $169 yearly salary increase.
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Karl A. Kramer
Railway Mail Service
New Orleans
Houston
Gun Draws Warrant Charges Firearm Carrying
An affidavit filed by Police Officer Andy Battly in county court shows Joseph Slavin is charged with carrying a firearm on November 1. The complaint stems from an incident described in the affidavit leading to the warrant.
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Flcor
Andy Battly
Joseph Slavin
Wualan
Refuses Discharge in Lyons Case
The application for discharge in the Ray Lyons indictments for larceny and theft was refused. A bond of 200 was set in each case after the court denied the discharge request.
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Exparte
Ray Lyons
Charges Assault in County Court Against C. Try Pollallo
Two affidavits filed in county court accuse C. Try Pollallo of unlawfully carrying metal buckles and of an aggravated assault on Lury Daniels a resident of 12% North Juaredo Street. Daniels sustained a mouth injury requiring several stitches.
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Bean Ted
C. Try Polgallo
Lury Daniels
Juaredo Street
FIREMEN HURT IN GAR GRASH ACCIDENT
A collision between a Sap streetcar and Fire Company No. 7 wagon near Market and Alamo injured three firemen, with Lieutenant Gilbert L. Hovey hospitalized after a fall. Driver Lomia Moglia and Pipeman L Meadows escaped with minor injuries. none of the passengers were hurt. The axle was bent and glass broken, but no severe damage occurred.
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Fire Company No. 7
Gilbert L. Hovey
Avene BR
Lopia Moglia
Pecos Street
L. Meadows
Regent Street
Market Street
M.M. Farber
Avenue FB
Alamo
Maglia
Hervey
Ume
John W. Kenney
The
Tenn
Hovey
Kenny
Moglia
Fly Company
Pipemad Meadows
Remedies for aches and pains advertised by Raxar Drug Co
A broken back tale claims a cure for rheumatism lumbago sore muscles and strains with a Snow Lihimeny remedy. The ad promises relief from aches and pains and urges readers to buy from Raxar Drug Co.
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Buklord
Raxar Drug Co
Mortuary notices and funeral details mix in local column
The fragment reports the funeral of Mrs Susie E Jamies and the death of a infant son of Mr and Mrs Martin Tea gow. It notes interment in Confederate cemetery and San Fernando Cemetery, with survivors including a county official and relatives. An unrelated ad for spirits ends the fragment.
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Susie E
Jamies
Jamer Font
Pikes
Pintors
Sloan & Hagg
D., M. Poor
County Commissioners’ Court
Civil Service Exam for Junior Chemist Held in Federal Building
A civil service examination will be conducted in this city at the federal building on December 2 for the position of Junior Chemist. The job offers salaries from 840 to 1200 dollars yearly. Temporary appointments may be made from those scoring 60 to 70, with pay from 600 to 700 dollars annually.
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Jumiér Ghemisi
Gevlogi Yey
Little Police Business at County Court
The session closed in under 30 minutes with minor cases. The only notable matter involved two youths charged with malicious mischief after pranks tied to a holiday, admonished by Judge Thuckley who stressed that white folks holidays are on a calendar and singled out a man named Patton as an exception, calling today a dark day.
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Thuckley
Amanel Patton
Local man dead seek Joe Dukes in Eagle Lake
Special to The Light Eagle Lake Texas November 3 A manhunt is on for Joe Dukes charged with killing Vaughn Beakes a railroad fireman in a Eagle Lake saloon witnesses say Beakes was shot in the head and died instantly Dukes a bartender of the saloon was viewed as friendly with Beakes prior to the tragedy Beakes formerly worked for the Southern Pacific and lived at Milam Street in Eagle Lake He had a sister Maude Beakes in Eagle Lake and relatives in Houston and Eagle Lake. Beakes had no known enemies according to his sister and the foreman at the railroad recalls a clean record until the fatal incident
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Eagle, Lake, Tex
Matsrial
Vineyard
Joe Dukes
Vaughn Beales
San Antonio
Dukes
Columbus
Beakes
Cat
Vaughan Beakes
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroad
Milam Street
Glidden
Eagle Lake
Maude Beakes
van Ness Street
Bagie Lake
Young Beakes
Houston
Southernner drama stirs small but keen Grand crowd
A Southern drama based on Judge Kit trell of Houston and the tale Ned the old slave drew a modest yet appreciative Grand crowd last night. Percy Plunkett’s Ned earned praise as the standout, while the cast delivered a polished performance free of sectional bitterness and strong on historical tone. Buffalo Bill's exhibition follows with a showcase of riding styles and equestrian feats from diverse riders and horses.
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Herbert Ward Winslow
Norman G.I Rales
Hag
Judge Kittrell
Houston
Ned
Ink Hang
Sonathermner
Union
Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
Wid West
Belle of the Capital draws crowd at Big Tent Theater
A large audience attended the second performance of The Belle of the Capital at the Big Tent Theater, praised for its strong company and vivid production. The western comedy drama The Judge will be revived, noted for its unusual merit and engaging stage presentation.
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Big Tent
Capital
Hornacanee
China
Happy Hour Theater Brings Value and Innovation
A crackajack bill at the Happy Hour theater on Losoya Street offers strong value with a distinct innovation in moving pictures. A seven year old performs a notable act, showcasing the theater's variety and appeal.
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Happy Hour Theater
Losoya Street
Even & yAndeyilly Entertainment
Dative and stage acts headline popular Empire show
The crowd-packed Empire tonight features a contortionist stunt and Johnny Guise the top female impersonator. Five moving pictures entertain as Bryan or Tafty Campbell or Simpson are awaited in election results. The Devil attracts the best audience while souvenirs and prices 25 cents. The Sheath Gown Girls perform A Trip to Zulu Land next week with songs such as Just Some One and Fatherland. Comedians include Art Ranin Harry Le Roy and Parry Clay.
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Sy Herbert Hall Winslow
Ungn Dudge
Norman G Kitarell
Zulu Land
Pretty Girl
Johnny Guise
Empire
Bryan
Tafty Campbell
Simpson
Onion
Walter Marshal
Aliderd
Art Raniin
Harry le Roy
Parry Clay
A. G Field Greater Minstrels Premier Show Preview
Universally hailed as the most original entertainment of its kind the new A. G. Field Greater Minstrels production debuts in a Jarrehoi conservatory venue. A electric fountain rainbow lighting and hypnoatic stage stay promise a high class attraction. The troupe appears at the Grend next Saturday Sunday with a Sunday matinee.
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al. G. Pleth
Pis
Jarre Hoi
Almgers
A. G. Field Greater Minstrels
Grend
Foley's Kidney Remedy Urine Aid Noted In Ad Claim
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy noting hexamethylenetetramine as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine. The copy urges quick use at first sign of irregularities and mentions Bexar Drug Co as distributor.
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Taka Foley
Bexar Drug Co. Se
Mexican specials line a full line of imports
A local ad lists Mescal Elliane Tequila cigars and cigarettes at low prices. It notes Aug. Lim as proprietor at a corner shop on Main Plaza and West Commerce, with new and old phone numbers 741 and 684. The ad also mentions hay and livestock feeds and a contact person M Maruchaau.
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Limburger
Main Plaza
Weat
Old Maryland
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs Tido for Infant Daughters Loss
Card of thanks expresses sincere appreciation for support and floral offerings received after the death of the infant daughter. Included is a note of gratitude from MR. AND MRS. TIDO MARGOR and references to limited time promotions for various liquors with contact details.
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Tido
Margor
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Happy Hour Theatre
Losaya Street
Vaudevill
Lotha Man
Te Wornto
Anis Brooks
Cy Mal Gharlie Hodges
Walter
Edgar Piper
Ysarald Pny
Main Ave
Steve's Cafe
Steve Vaccarentay
Elite Hotel
Rathskellar
Elite Restaurant
CityNews
Tre Garrick
Mlus Fay
Electric Park Dancing Pavillion
Flores ST
Strickland & Sons
L. T. Powell
E. Houston ST. Phont
Chapa
Aunobelog
Si Aptonio
Texas
Texanm
Tejana
East Commerce Street
S. P. Depot
Gar Grash
Rodrigues
Tesug Rodriguéz
Martin Teagow
San Saba Street
San Sernando Cemetery
Limburge
Joel
Lipscome
Bark
Ran Antonio
Dowdy’s Market Fresh Fish
Oysiehn
Hata Wholtaale and
Commerce St
Markat Haties
Carl Stephanow
Garden St. Cor, Nueva Pt
Vaugh Beakes
Aaiseren
Grand Opera House
Aunt Chine
Percy Plunkett
Beaumont
Wilow
BIG Tent Theater
KZE
New York
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Idea
Saul Wolfson Day Goods Co
Field Greater Minstrels
M. Maruchaau
WIRE
Ghapa’s Drug Store
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