Thos Millington’s funeral to be held at Sheern Burnett parlors
The remains of Thos Millington, who died in Ardmars Indian Territory, arrived in the city yesterday and will be interred today at o o’clock from Sheern Burnett’s parlors. Also noted are local notices of lectures by Father Brannan at St Mary’s church and various civic and social items.
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Thos
Millington
Ardmars
Indian Territory
Sheern & Burnett
Mark Wiese
Beaumont
Maverick
Appilecanta
Indian Service
Father Brannan
St. Mary's Church
Tur Moke Miltisiny Co
J. M. Reuse
Guero
Mahneke
Dakota Street
Dobrowolski
Engine Company No. 3
Centre Street
P. H. Johnson
Maria
Fa Morn Mamixery Co
D. M. Poor
Lawrence
Maed
Bexar County
Agsessor
Stallings
Kerrville
Or. W. Hancock
Austin
The Bonnie Prince Opera Scene In Highlander Drama Review
A chaotic 18th century opera segment unfolds with Highlanders, Flora MacDonald, and Janet amid a market scene and a mayor torn between Scotch and English sides. The plot launches into a clan gathering, declares The Prince as a miller’s toy, and ends with a masked finale, Janet’s dual marriage, and a sudden collapse as factions clash.
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Perch
Prince Charles Stuart
Lochiel
Bonnie Prince Charles
Flora McDonald
Prince Charles
Cansea
Janet
Hob Roy
Mere
Rob Rey
Colloden
N Miller
Red Ray
Reh
Anne
Flarn
Maynr
Mara
Florence Valent
Yale
Strane
Mr. Donaideon
Pat
Sownang
Weante Chenn
F. Knawls
Silver and sound money debate in public meeting
A public meeting in Rome discussed currency policy with Judge King, J T Burgess, and silver advocates. King warned against demonetizing silver, argued for retaining silver in circulation, and criticized Bryan while noting 1873 silver bill and the trade dollar. Real estate transfers and local deals followed, listing multiple property moves and amounts.
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Klag
Bingess
Rome
Pudge King
Democrata
Democrats
Congress
King
Bryan
J.T Burgess
Tudge King
Slayden Defends Self At Sat Run Amid Crowd Of 250
Slayden spoke to about 250 attendees including several women and a baby, defending himself against claims of bankruptcy. He said he supported farmers by buying cotton, denied indictments for importing workers, and accused critics of political attacks. He referenced Kerrville and a muted contempt for media scrutiny.
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Mr. Slayden
Beethoven
Osme
Bil
Court of Civil Appeals
Ife
Ongland
Slayden
Messner
Kerrville
Beravan
Local man found dead near Salgamorn creek by hanging
A white man aged about 48, identified only by St Francis Trome on a handkerchief, was found hanging near Salgamorn creek west of the city. No papers identified him. sisters of St Francis Tome declined burial in favor of a poor farm, as relatives were unknown and the man had recently left a city home.
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Mexico
Texas
San Antonio
Crowther
Robertson Caldwell
Recorder
G. B. Silsbee
New York
Pan Jose
Joe
Pertner
Don Jose
James Bourn
Dallas Fair
Bigs
Alamo Plaza
W. H. Hardeman
Lena Dotro
John Mushall
Frm
Ocha & Aschbacher
G. A. Duerier
Paul Tespperwein
Starr Street
Temple Beth
Vestey Rooms
Congregation Beth
Temple
San Marcos
W. P. Finley
Hondo
Vetera
Tehirhardt
Henry Hall
Quail
Adolph
Joe Marx
Boo White
Spiritualiat Society
Wetuan
Salgamorn
St. Francis Trome
Tie
St. Francis Howe
Seth
Lts Dent
Poors
Waggener Memorial Dead English Professor Honored
Report of the committee on Dr Leslie Waggener death at the University of Texas outlines resolutions. It recommends adopting a memorial memoir, furnishing copies to press, and holding memorial exercises on Saturday October 31 with readings prayers oration by J. I. Simpkins hymn by Miss Odom and benediction. The committee seeks funds to cover incidental expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Terus
Drof. Waggener
Gev. T. Winston
Lésie Wageener
University of Texas
Hegs
T. B. Lee
J. A. French
Ceslre Wageener
Jude
I. Simpkins
Odom
B. B. Wright
Morgan Callaway
SR. Chamapan
B M C A Defeats Peacock Team In Muddy Practice Game
The B M C A beat the Peacock team 20 to 6 in a muddy practice match at Mort San Tlousten yesterday afternoon. B M C A plans to travel to Galveston to face the Island City Varsity on Thanksgiving and also visit Austin to meet the Capitol Varsity.
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Peacock
Mort San Tlousten
M.C. A
M. GC. A
Galveston
Austin
Capitol
Speaking Dates for Citizens Ticket Meetings
Dates for Citizens ticket speaking events listed with venues and dates across October and November. Includes locations such as Opt. 25 Collad crossing Salado Oct. 26 Sommers garden Flaherty saloon Oct. 27 Woeltz ball Oct. 2 Washington Square Oct. 30 Arbeiter Vereinholt Oct. 31 St Nedtwigt Nov. 1 Holotes setthement Las Reyes Nov. 2 Alamo plaza.
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UN Citizens
Didletine AE
Collad
Salado
Sommers’ Garden
Flaherty
Woeltz
Washington Square
Arbeiter Vereinholt
St Nedtwigt
Holotes Setthement
Las Reyes
Alamo Plaza
Birthday surprise for Glassalle Maennerchor president
The Glassalle Maennerchor honored president Donald Achtzehn with a surprise 38th birthday gathering last evening. Members sang, offered an antique pitcher and six cups with orig inal verses, plus Lone Star and lunch. Hosts sent best wishes and many hopeful returns of the day. Merr & Fritz Steiner undertakers note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassalle Maennerchor
Donald Achtzetn
Lassalle
If. Brousing
Maennerehor
Mra
Achtzehn
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Grand Opera House
Whitney Opera CO
Rob Roy
Reginadt Dek Bas Harry
Smines
St. Mary’s Church
Elmandor
Buck Watton
Autivagana
Miselon Garden
Independents
Thia City
San Pedro Park
Toe
Ned Barry
Hella Union
Tima
England
Big Joe
Lta
BAIN
Duchess
Ynard
West Commerce ST
SNS
Laredo Mercantile Co
Canton
DRS Gimgianis
Dor Yard
Huh Roy
Tonia
Lord Bacon
Ida Tree Silver
Tree Silver
Miu Wuwoa
McKinley
Tore K. Adams
T. A. Arthur
Adams Street
A. Arthur
W. KE
H.W. Slayton
Nash R. Cotton
Post
San Pedro Place
French Place
Fialyer
EL Watson
Chas. Moser
Mary Ann Marr
Gast Mngelwood
I. BR. Chandler
T. JH. Franklin
M. S. Pryor
Sheridan and
King Williant Streets
Andy
West
Waggener
Merr & Fritz Steiner
Commerce Street
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