Wealthy Roebling Heir Faced With Suit Over Marriage
New York October 10 A wealthy mill owner Charles G Stoebling of Trenton seeks to block marriage plans of his daughter Helen Roebling to Freeman a young attorney from Mere wup county The suitor claims the heiress is unfettered while Roebling resists the match amid family tensions The case features the John A Roebling Sons Co and a forthcoming auction in Boris Tex with other details unclear
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Charles G. Stoebling
Milomaire
John A. Roeblinn
Ae Koopling
Hetler
Pyler
Colege
Tyler
Cate
Houston to Hear Rate Case Friday in Chamber Proceedings
Special to The Sbpht Austin Texas Del 16 The Galveston Chamber of Commerce pursues a rate case involving Houston and Galveston. Attorney General Mollari Jett seeks to obtain information. hearings scheduled next Friday.
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Austin
Tex
Del
Galvestin Chamber of Commerce
Rail commission classify creosote shipments under fuel oil rate
The railroad commission ruled that creosote and other wood preservatives shipped by rail between Texas points will be taxed at the fuel oil and crude petroleum rate, plus an eight cent charge per 100 pounds. The weight is 28,006 pounds and the rule takes effect November 5.
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Aventa
Tex
Railr Commission
Irs
Texas
Coal Shortage Fears Grow as Ohio River Drops
New Orleans prices for coal rise as the lower Mississippi valley braces for a cold winter. Experts warn a serious coal famine could occur if a severe cold snap arrives, with W. Coyle & Co and coal dealers across the Ohio and Mississippi regions relying on dwindling shipments from western fields.
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New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
Eal
Gag
Wo Cole
Shaw
W. Th Coyle & Co
Ohio
Obie
Rockefeller Kin Weds Educator in Somerville Union
Miss Carrie Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Park Rockefeller, will wed Andrew Daniel Colliver of Kansas State Experiments College Rays City. The ceremony unites a first cousin of John D. Rockefeller with a prominent educator as family interest increases amid notable public attention.
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Carrie Urace
Praik J. Srockedeller
Andrew Dianyid Colliver
Mia Weddleg
Belde
John D. Rockefeller
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Falfurrias SAP service policy sparks city rail talks
City business leaders at the Business Men's club meeting discussed poor SAP service from the San Antonio & Aransas Pass line. Protesters urged the Katy to build its own terminus while a petition to improve weight and passenger terminals circulated. A committee will interview railroad reps as Sixth Ward concerns about grade crossings pop up.
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Gerlain
Soutthwest
Business Men's Club Wold
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Fattistas
Hinds
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
San Antaliia
Galveston
Houston
Palturgias
Katy
Ovill Appoint & Comeriites
Sixth Ward
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Manermann
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Ain
Minermann
Milk Tubercular Germ Conveyor
Paris report on the international meeting which rejected talk of tuberculosis in milk as a digestive tract issue. The assembly passed a resolution recommending action and cautioned against misleading theories about disease transmission through dairy products.
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Paris
Bath
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a reliable remedy for acute indigestion and stomach distress among workers. The copy claims the tablets restore digestion, ease bloating, and support stomach strength using pure ingredients. Free samples offered by mail from Stuart Company in Chicago.
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Swart Gonpans
Bennet
Shurminal
Weather official from Washington visits Texas flood area
A Texas tour by Colonel Frankenfield of the Weather Bureau discusses river duties and flood concerns. He notes a recently established federal department to monitor rivers, criticizes timing of warnings, and describes visits with local officials in San Antonio Austin and El Paso. He highlights crowded conditions and ongoing weather research efforts amid recent heavy flows on the Mississippi and Colorado rivers.
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Menger
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New Ovrleans
Texas
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Frankenfeld Feny
el Paso
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Jaen
Laos
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United
Galvast
Jilog
Austin
Bunnene
Mens of Texas
Department of Texas
San Antonio
Faris Sam Pouson
Sil
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Nana
U. 8
Stevens
New York Impresses English Countess on Visit
The English countess of Warwick, visiting New York for three weeks, praised the city saying it is wonderful and she regrets not staying longer. She admired the schools, museums, and public spaces, noting the busy streets and crowded areas. She urged appreciation of public schools and the city’s attractions before sailing home.
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New York
Pris
Demand for Tougher Laws From Thieves Association
Special to The Tight Wantes Ohio October 1 The Oklahoma India Territory Anti Norse Thief association meets today urging stringent laws to deter horse and cattle theft. Members say current penalties are insufficient and many professional thieves remain jailed but not punished, threatening farmers and herders across Titian regions and nearby states.
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Ohio
Oklahoma India
Hell
Bui
Important Youth Call to Action for Young Men and Women
A garbled advertisement urges young people to reflect on career plans and future employment. It questions current positions and prompts readers to consider steps for independence, education, and self-reliance amid vague references to age, college, and work guidance.
Duchess to visit mother amid London exile talks
The Duchess plans a trip to New York to see her mother Mya with her younger son Lord Ivor Charei in. The visit follows a 1905 Amterita tour and hints at the duchess possibly making London her permanent residence despite opposition from the duke. Legal costs and a $10,000 annual allowance are noted amid the separation, with details provided by a trial document.
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Landim
Del
Amterita
Ste
Nesgport
Ibbs
Ela
America
Conlin
London
Malmomar
Sunderland
Bodies of nuns found petrified in Chicago facility
Workmen at the Academy of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart on West Taylor Street recovered twelve bodies. Two nuns, Mother Galwus and Mother Gautreaux, were found petrified in their robes. The steel caskets weighed heavy, frost had cracked some containers, and undertaker Mel Laughlin oversaw the removal. The incident’s cause remains undetermined.
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Chikago
Academy of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
West
Taylor Street
Galwus
Gauthreaux
Alothar Galci
Mother Gautreaux
Gautreaux Ghala
Kir Jurdecessor
Herod
MelLaughlin
West Twelfth Street
Church Merger Question Snarled In Cleveland Meeting
The Congression al committee on church union meets in long session seeking a compromise to gain near unanimous adoption without amendments. Subcommittee work and various delegates proposals aim to resolve the issue and possibly reconvene next Thursday night.
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Cleveland
Congressational
Chicago
Wnion Connell
Kite Fighting Myths and Ties in New Orleans Fight
A fragment from the New Orleans Times-Democrat describes kite fighting between Japanese and Chinese competitors. It explains string preparation, how strings wrap and collide, and the dramatic whiplash when one string nicks another. The piece notes tactics like prolonged altitude and sudden drops, with observers claiming expert seating practices to keep kites aloft for hours.
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Orleans Times-Democrat
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