Keene Shines In Richard III In Grand Opera Debut
Review notes Thomas Keene’s compelling turn as Richard III at the Grand Opera night praised as masterful. Audience lauds Keene’s restraint and menace, with Hanford as Richmond and supporting players Baker Thaberman and Menhager Walker also commended. Houston Post features Punch Robertson’s company in A Shrugage for Gold with new specialties and strong scenery drawing cheers.
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Qoyarren
Houston Post
Pit
Dome
Punch Rovertson
Tnt
Walter Fahey
Mies Granger
Relic Bugle Tied to Civil War Rangers Band
A damaged relic describes Captain Joeusenr possessing a Civil War bugle linked to the Texas Rangers era under Governor Davis. It belonged to Captain Geo Bennack and was used in the Civil War. The instrument bears a soldered bullet hole and shows extensive service wear, recalling many youthful memories for Captain Tohr.
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Joeusenr
Texas Tangers
Covernor Davis
Andreas Brown
Rangers
Nic Peters
Ame
Geo. Bennack
Captein Tohr R
Dave
Church Notices and Services at Local Congregations
Government bill discussed at the Episcopalian church. Rev A L Burleson presiding rector offers 21 seats free with strangers welcome. Morning prayer and holy communion, evening prayer at 7:30. Sunday school and Bible class at 9:45. Parish Aid meets Tuesday at 4:40 at the Military Academy. Cumberland Presbyterian church corner Fifth Street has services at 9:30 and 11. Pastor E G ateLean to give an illustrated C E convention talk in San Francisco.
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SG Pauls Kpiscopal Church
A. L. Burleson
Parish Aid Society
the Military Academy
Ivenge
Cumberland Presbyterian
Y m
San, Francisco
E.G. ateLean
The Knox Damage Suit In Federal Court
Anna F Knox sues R T Knox and wife for damages up to 50000 in federal court. She claims legal marriage and alienation of affections by the husband's parents amid a separation. The plaintiff and her three year old child were present. letters will be introduced as evidence when the trial resumes Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna F. Knox
R. T. Knox
Maxey
Plaintif
Tyrolean Quartette to Play at Atuth's Pavilion Tonight
The Tyrolean Quartette will entertain the public at Atuth's pavilion this evening. The Government Mil. Apprendia program has been selected and promises a good show for all who attend.
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MUTH
Atuth
Baptist Convention Ends With Election Of Officers And Mission Reports
The Texas Baptist convention held lengthy sessions with heated debates and a formal election of officers. Key figures named include Buckner of Orphans' Home as President, and Truett delivering a pivotal address on the board's missionary report. The gathering, featuring notable speakers and a strong orphanage fundraising drive, adjourned after extended devotional and business periods.
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Ato 2 Oelach
Fwt
Te Open Itu
Atthers
K. C. Buckner
Orpians
Rome
Vin ‘Dallas
W. DB. Tenson
Galveston
D. MM. Thebertson
St Louis Businessmen Return After Tarpon Run
A party of St Louis businessmen returned from the coast aboard the Midland special train via Rockport and Aransas Pass. The group including R. Kevens and J.C. Van Glarcom among others landed seventeen tarpon during their coast trip begun October 27. Chaperone A W Triestan accompanied the visitors back.
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Ful. Walsh, Jr
E.G. Lockland, Jr
St. Louis
W. A. Bower
Cumberland Md
Thomas T. Weut
Fort, Worth
A.W. Triestan
Rockport
Mysterious Disappearance Shocks East Commerce Area
Local residents and friends on East Commerce Street express concern over the sudden disappearance of Mr. Hansqu. Rumors swirl about a possible departure from town and the fate of his butcher shop and wife. Authorities have not confirmed details as investigators canvass the area.
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Hansqu
Commerce Street
Sunset shops to resume operations on November fifteenth
The report notes Sunset shops in the city will reopen November 15. Sidney Crew of International roum house travels to Taylon on ranch business and returns today. International coalitions discuss trips along Gulf coast with Rockport and Corpus Christi next Thursday and Friday. Conductor W H Furner and wife return from Horton Kansas. Jake Bain welcomed a new son. Cottoin Bett route freight chief George W Barnhart and wife arrive at the Menger after Fort Worth visit. Train robbers’ case set for trial November 19.
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Sid Crew
International Roumhouse
Taylon
The
International
Alamo City
A. A. Stolth
Aero San Antonio
Taslos
Nll
Arangas Fase
Gulf Coast
Rockport
Corpus Caristi
W. H. Furner
the International
Horton
Kan
Jake Bain
George W. Barnhart
Cottoin Bett
Maryland Seatorship Rumors Center on Gorman Seat
Several Maryland candidates loom for Senator Gorman’s seat as talk swells that Postmaster General Gary may be the leading prospect. He reportedly receives many congratulatory messages and friendly hints while others like Congressman Ma and Judge McCombs seek positions. The path to the seat remains uncertain as political shifts cloud the process beyond March 4, 1849.
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Washington, T. C
Gorman
Maryland
Park Laken By
Gary
Marslan
Amd
Olie
Gor Inne
Shreveport Rejoicing Over Quarantine Easing
A district health board eased quarantine restrictions in Shreveport after fierce fever spread from New Orleans. While some advisers urged longer restraints, the majority approved opening passenger trains on the Vicksburg Shreveport and Pacific line and allow exit and Pacific road service with stipulations.
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Strevepoer
la. Noy
Board of Health
Shreveport
New Orleana
Vicksburg
Paelfe Road
Pacific Road
Tinue
Attorney General Decision Expected on Removals
Washington November 5 Attorney General McKenna will render a decision early next week on removals by internal revenue collectors. It is believed that Collector of Virginia and Bartlett of Methly will be sustained, allowing other officials to be removed in a lively fashion.
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Melenot Lo Svide
Quealion
Washinton
McKenna
Internal Revenue
Virginia
Bartlett
World cotton supply shows weekly increase in sight
New Orleans reports Secretary Hes ter’s data on the worlds visible cotton supply for the week ended. Overall total reaches 2,725,587 bales, up from 2,484,961 last week and 1,211 bales a year ago. American cotton totals 2,540,597 bales, up from 2,299,361 last week and 2,985,11 last year. Other kinds total 185,000 bales, near 185.4 last year.
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New Orleans
Hesters
Dales
Proposals Opened for Steam Yacht in New York Harbor
Government engineer Major James B. Quinn presided as proposals were opened for furnishing and delivering one steam yacht in New York harbor. The project, advertised at a maximum cost of 314,000, aims to provide a vessel for the United States engineer’s office, with potential visits and duties to follow.
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New Orleans
New York Harbor
Jamey B. Quinn
United States
Tuiarat
Yachts for sale as major buyers seek bargains
In a crowded market many wealthy individuals want to sell their yachts, with prices from eight thousand five hundred to thirty five thousand dollars. Major Quinn heads to New York to inspect the vessels valued under fourteen thousand dollars amid a flurry of offers. A yellow fever update from New Orleans shows rising cases and deaths, with 1706 total cases and a ratio above 13 percent, while autopsies on several individuals show varied outcomes.
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Major Quinn
New York
Carie Ander
New Orleans
Hava
Pascagoula
Bay St. Louis
Edwardson
Sontgomer
Memphis
Vaw
Orlen
Ereaeneees Ag
Train Near-Collision Prompts Negligence Inquiry
Lake Charles La Nov 6 A case of criminal negligence surrounds a Kansas City Pheburg end twit railroad incident near DeQuincy. The Kaneng Chu Limited passing DeQuincy siding at 25 to 30 mph did not stop until Edgewood seven miles away. Engineers awakened only upon entering Edgewood. No collision occurred due to a southbound train clearing DeQuincy siding.
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Shophyy Ragheer
Fils
Lake Caarlee
New Kansas City
Pheyburg
Lake Charles
Port Arthur Passeng
de Quincey
Kansas City
Edgewood Station
Englewood
Edgewood
DeQuincey
Death of Jacinto Mitchell in Pecans Grove Funeral set for today
Jacinto Mitchell a Mexican laborer died after a pecan tree limb broke while he and a partner were gathering pecans. The San Fernando cathedral will host his funeral at 10 AM under the Society Amiga del Pueblo, with two orphaned children left behind. He had lived in San Antonio years and worked for J. and E. Lamm in Grandville's grocery business.
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Jacinto Mitchell
Geanville
Conner’s Grove
Teachers Institute Closes After Informative Session
The session of the Bexar County Teachers Institute closed yesterday with lively talks on the constitution of the United States, executive powers, and teacher methods. Prof. W. A. Edwants summarized presidential duties, Miss Laura Steele demonstrated primary blackboard drawing, and T. D. Huff spoke on teaching common tracings. The institute will reconvene December 10 and 11.
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Teacheres Institute
Bexar County
Teachers’ Institute
Orst Tapte
the United States
Executive Department
W. A. Edwants
Bexar
Postofict
Laura Steele
T. D. Huff
Gates Thomas
Ehnendorf
Sidney Lanter
GABE OF BLUEGEARD Sinner Of 70 Charged With Murder
A 70 year old man, once a mayoral candidate in Atlanta, is jailed on murder charges after his wife, 70, was found dead at their home. He claimed she killed herself, but investigators found her body suspended and run over. The suspect, long active in politics, has a troubled history and questionable mental state.
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Western Union
Te le
Messrs
J. V. Salley
HH. H. Busch
Te Tuckhart
Mlanta
Zion
Wee
Atlanta
Petitica
Bridewell
Georgia
Aix
Blaine
Thomas B. Reed
Surprised Husband Beates Man Over Wife on Centre Street
A well to do colored man on Centre Street nearly beat another man to death with a crab in Kin house last Friday night but no arrest followed and the beaten man did not file a report. The enraged husband traced his wife to her companion, surprised them at home, and severely struck the man, damaging teeth. Names could not be obtained.
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Centre Street
Kin House
New Post Formed in Travelers Protection Association Texas
AG Alfral Dierkman returned from Temple after organizing Post L with twenty five new members. Clarence L Cox is president and John H Stevens secretary. Twelve posts exist in the state, total membership nine hundred, with expectation to reach one thousand. Post D meeting today to plan the Ronwal banquet during the holidays.
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AG. Alfral Dierkman
Travelers *Protection Association of Texas
Temple
Clarence 1. Cox
John H. Stevens
Post L
Dleckman
Fire Damage At Davis Residence On Avenue Road
Fire crews responded Friday evening to Mrs. Davis's home on Avenue Road to tackle a mattress fire sparked by an iron. The flames were extinguished with buckets of water after the mattress was dragged outside.
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Davis
Avenue RD
Fire alarm access rules tighten for city telephone operators
A new role is enforced in the city telephone exchange restricting operators from telling subscribers where fire alarms are located during a bell in the event of a fire. Operators may still connect subscribers with engine houses and the central fire station or police station, but exact alarm locations must not be disclosed.
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Central Fire Station
Po- Hue
Texas Appointments Narrowed in Western District Race
Washington, D C reports a flurry of Texas appointments within ten days. Leading candidates for marshal of the western district include Walter and Leibrecht, with contesting bids by Grant and Hawley backers. Collectorships for El Paso, Galveston, and the Austin Internal Revenue post dominate chatter, belt of San Antonio among Belt and Ferguson camps.
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Tloneton Post
Washington, D.C
Vame
Texas
Walter, Indorset
Grant
Leibrecht Indorset
Hawley
el Paso
Galveston
Internal Revenue
Austin
Ferguson Brothers
Davis
Fort Warht
Thad
Belt
San Antonio
Lathy
Charles Ogden
Name City
Willard
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Gore Chiid
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R. C. Burleson
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Christian Repository of
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Tom. Carroll
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First Church of
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L. J. Walue
Lattimore
J. Hornberger
A. Jarrell Encke
Minority Report
J A. Fetder
Cooley
Taylor University
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Lockhart
Baylor
E. E. King
McKinney
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