Death by Own Action for Trouble
Special wire report from New Orleans dated September details the death of a noted Washington heavy industry agent who committed suicide in his office after a dispute over business losses. Police found the body with a pistol at the scene. despondency reportedly followed financial pressures. Edward Prain, a leading attorney for the Tonenta stock firm, was later arrested on charges related to the case.
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New Orloang
G—Chay
Atockaeyer
Cormurice Bute
New Orleans
Edward Prain
Lies Warbud
Ciotisiad
Tonenta
VORUERY IN TWIUS NAMM Hy Syevind Wire to Sunday Light
Unclear text fragment describes a local incident or hoax event with named figures and alleged suspects. Key names and details are garbled, but references to a Sunday light and a plover hoax suggest a report on a suspected deception or misinformation case with involved individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitlin
Gao
Rept
Tete
Myst
Gong
County Assessor's Roll Feeds Debt of Seven Thieves
The county assessor's office faces issues with the tendered roll and notes irregularities in the recent entries. Names such as Tawlen Lacoste and Teron Trettgen appear among several others, while work on the university roll is under war by involved parties.
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Fopeu Volisistett
Tawlen Lacoste
Teron Trettgen
Tereeh
Tore
Fleney “Welle
Tony Garcia
Von
Weitgenland U. Ruin
Gathering of people in Amil market scene noted
A fragmentary wire report from the Sunday line describes a gathering of locals in a market area centered on Reyna and Iver silver. The note mentions a low market level and references Geay, a young lawyer, in an Alen Atl address context.
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Alm
Geay
Kamer
Gethering
Gul
Colored voters face pressure in county race fallout
The piece notes rising tension as colored leaders align with Gus Tast and Sluyden while white Republicans resist mobilization in the North district. It describes rifts, appeals to unity, and calls for restraint as public anger grows over race and party strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sluyden Avas
Brea
Gus Tast
Carlisle Defends Himself Over Bond Purchases in Texas
Former Texas State Superintendent Carlisle denies any involvement with the Burden County bond issues and asserts he had no authority or role in the board’s decision to buy or reject bonds. He claims no negotiations or sales related to the bonds were conducted by him or Swann and demands a thorough investigation.
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Mistio
Texas
Carlisle
Austin
Tex
Isi
Jetler
Sue
M.utlisie
Mallath
Wei
Corveel
Swain
J. AM
Uirlisle
Mae
Okws
Kev
Borden Couity
Neation
Ion
Swann
State Board of Education
Imai
Education
Bizet Wall Gob Ebrue Labor Das Wage Strike
New York Sept 5 report details a labor dispute over pay in the Bizet area with workers demanding wage increases and a special provision in the upcoming schedule. The account notes tensions among employees and mentions plans for a potential strike action if demands are not met.
Masonic Mutual Life Seeks Receiver in Mid Century Notice
A historical notice states the Masonic Mutual Life company founded in 1813, serving the Masonic fraternity, has applied for a receiver. It reports a 1887 surplus of 30,000 and larger, newer member growth, with past and present financial shifts and transfers to the Home Life Assurance. The report notes changes in business status and aims to wind down operations as smoothly as possible.
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Ferpieris
Sprevnl
Swalar
Wang Rapids
Masonic Mutual Life Company
Henland collision kills engineer near Minots Central
Special wire reports a head on crash three miles north of Minots Central involving two freight trains. Engineer Quinn disobeyed orders and passed a stop signal, was instantly killed. The other engineer and fireman leaped and escaped unharmed as several cars were broken up.
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Jackson
Mss
Minots Central
Quinn
Fie
Everal
Water disaster in Piru canyon claims miners and more
Wire report from Los Angeles recalls deadly flash flood in Piru canyon north of the city. Firemen struggle to account for a miner named Maxey as the wall of water swept the area, washing away people and property. Two other travelers disappeared as the canyon was overwhelmed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Piru Canyon
Maxey
Witter
Printing contracts awarded by state board in Ausit Tex
At a meeting of the state printing board today, contracts were let for printing and stationery for the departments. Bent Jones & Co. of Ausit were awarded the contract for first-class work, and Mr. Hugene Von Beckmann for all minor grades.
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Ausist
Tex
State Printing Board
Bent Jones & Co
Hugene von Beckmann
Chang's generosity stems from rain halted sightseers
Ritney OG Croesus Courts to $130 and a few silver medals in Washington. Ei Fung Chang, delayed by heavy rain, returns to his hotel before leaving for the tomb visit. A wreath for Grant's tomb is sent by Loi to the Chinese delegation with instructions to have the minister perform the homage. A $160 hotel tip is shared among staff, with silver medals awarded to the owner and manager.
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Ritney OG. Croesus
Washington, D. C
Ei Ifung Chang
Washington
Ear Grant
Loi
Emperos
Wattersons Tribute to a Gold Standard Ticket
Special wire from New York reports Henry Watterson endorsing a bipartisan Democratic ticket of Palmer and Buckner. He praises their Union and Confederate service, calls for national reconciliation, and endorses their integrity and capability in civil affairs. Watterson notes his own nomination trepidation and the political sacrifices involved.
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Gold Standard Democrats
New York
Henry Watterson
The
Herald
Gruewg
Palmer
Buckner
Union
Tenois
Kentucky
Fle
Rip
Cam
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Report
Special wire notes marriage licenses recorded this week by County Clerk Hormady. Pairs listed include B Friten with Mrs Janis Craver and Thomas N Richardson with Ava Bureh, Elkins with Gigra Parker, Carl with Anrig Wideman, Meredith with Lizzie Howze, London Bryan with EveSine Frenkiin, and Samsin with Bras Movgrove.
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WERK
Aussin
Hormady
B. Friten
Janis Craver
Thomas N. Richardson
Ava. Bureh
Jon’ . Elkins
Gigra Parker
Ong F. Carl
Anrig Wideman
Mrt
Meredith
Lizzie Howze
London
Bryan
EveSine Frenkiin
Samsin
Bras
Movgrove
Dina Y
War to the End Seaboard Continues 147 Ate Baltic
Special wire reports discuss actions by the Southern States Freight Association and Sea Board Air Line over rate reductions. The meeting at the Marlborough addressed court rulings dissolving an injunction restraining rate cuts and planned coordinated responses.
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Seaboard
Baltic
New York
Sept. S
Marlborough
Haines
Southern States
Frolakt Aguoelation
Seaboard Air Line
Sea Board
Ling
Air Line
Matt Freshfont Bagueer
Southern Railway
Soataara Ate
Athinthy
Yaltimore
Tr Ss
Confederate Battle Arry Presidency Talk Sparks Rival Plans
Confederate newswire reports a pending meeting of the Confederate Memo rial Institute trustees in Atlanta. Gen. Jackson of Tennessee and Gen. Briggs of Kentucky are named, with Col. Rovi White of West Virginia among officers. Cal Chipley discusses health, possible acceptance, and plans for early retaliation or return of trust if not chosen.
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Santa
W. PD. Empsy
Guard of Trucees
Confederate Tattle Abbey
Confederate Memorial Institute
Huetiesy
Lockout Mountain
White
Atlanta
W. M. Jackson
Tennessee
Briggs
Kentucky
Ross
Texas
Col
Rovi White
West Wirelata
Cal.Chipley
Gen. Jackson
Iil
Cal. Chipley
Repalia
Seaboard Air Line Cuts Rates Sharply
The Seaboard Air Line announces another rate cut effective September 9, reducing fares by about 40 percent.
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Washington
Seaboard Air Line
Texas Chants Granted Special Wire to the Sunday Light
The Mutwat Electric Light company of San Antonio filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capitol stole $50,000. Incorporators are J. P. Green, F. A. Piper, and W. W. Kin s.
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TEXAS
Austin
Mutwat Electric Light Company of
San Antos
Cured of Lockjaw in New York Hospital
Antitoxine used for first time to treat tetanus in a New York hospital. Patient Ernst Neletke shows rapid recovery and is steadily improving after treatment. Authorities report the procedure as successful and pioneering for the era.
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York
Ernst Neletke
Great Labor Congress Opens in Edinburgh
London dispatch says labor leaders expect the great trades union congress opening in Edinburgh next Monday to bear on the future of labor worldwide. It may signal the onset of the century’s largest labor strikes.
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London
Trades Union Congress
Edinborough
Scotland
A Crazy Detective Arrested For Insanity In Austin
Special Wires to the Sunday Light report Sephy Mr C E S te Phan, the fake detective jailed on insanity charges, conducted his own case before County Judge McCall. The jury verdict found his mind mentally imbalanced and the doors await his transfer.
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Austin
Tex
Sephy
C. E.ste Phan
McCall
New Orleans Exchange Remains Open Despite Labor Day
Weather maps fail frost predictions and fronts in the north. New Orleans cotton exchange will remain open on Monday September seventh while markets observe the holiday. Reports note trading activity and commentary from STARNES and Mackey with teams heading toward Atchison.
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New Orleans
Earl Lis Speech Leaves Washington for Niagara Falls
Washington dispatch reports Earl Lis prepares to travel by train from Washington to Niagara Falls via Vancouver, with plans to join a Niagara Falls excursion party. A secretary has released a summary of Lis’s impressions of Washington and his farewell to the capital, noting notable comparisons to Napoleon and Washington’s life. The party will board a train at five thirty, cross the river toward Ontario, and continue toward Cuba and Montreal.
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Speciac
Washington
D.C
Hans Ghaus
Parthng Wilute
Napoleon
Duiperoy Yau
Napoleon Creset
Yao
Wessington
Whs Viveroy
Capitol
Washineton
Niagara Falls
St Melock
Cann Captures National Rifle Title at Wimbledon Cup
Capt. Cann of Savannah Ga wins the Wimbledon cup as the Georgia team takes top honors in the New Jersey Rifle Association meeting. He is named champion rifleman of the United States for twelve months after remarkable marks at five and six hundred yards. Georgia also claims the Interstate trophy and the Hayes medal.
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Cann
Savanneah
New Jersey Rifle Association
Ogaii
Georgia
Crnn
Sevanneh
Chausaul
Capian
Hiyes
Acares
United States
Queen Victorie message on outrages and Turkey mission
Sir Phillip Currie, British ambassador to Turkey, heads to Constantinople to seek an audience with the sultan and deliver Queen Victoria's protest against massacres. He will urge stringent measures and carry Salisbury's note to the Porte. In Dublin, Iwileh party reunification talks are seen as futile. Tax rolls show Van Zandt counting a large drop, while Rusk remains high. Monarch Cycle Co granted authority to do business in Texas. Comptroller Finley to speak in Rutledge and Governor Culberson slated for Thurber.
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Armenia
London
Phillip Currie
Turkey
Constantinople
Lord Salisbury
Dublin
Ivieh
Finley
Austin
Dex
Rutledge
Austin & Northwestern
Culberson
Opening of Public School Teacher Assignments
Superintendent Smith announces the official assignment of teachers to San Antonio public schools. The list details principals, class teachers and departments for each school including high schools on Main, Marshall, and Avenue E, with numerous instructors in history English Spanish and more, plus colored schools Riverside Santa Clara San Pedro with designated principals and faculty.
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San Antonio
Smith
Yiain Avenue
Sehoek
Principia
B. Backen- Son
Judit Clarke
Ee Fetter
I Symington
Lica
Principi
Cress
Texana Rosdy
Maria Work
Annn
Clasa Lemelion
Julia Ragan
Abs
Bi. B. Clarke
Ella Musgrave
Feith Ross
Christine Waithal
South Pecos Streats
Emme Pirie
Alice Stone
Miveey
Molla Nelson
Mary McDonald
Ida Milfen
South
Schinei
Atise Byrt Preston
Alexander Kuhn
J. W. Lehmswirth
FM Halbert
Riverside School
Rincan Street
J. Button
Messrs
S. M. Coles
H. PF. Bite
Fannie Ellis
CS Iunes
Toy Lucas
Blanche Walker
Mea A
Republican Delegation Heads to Fort Worth Convention
Austin reports strong interest in the forthcoming Fort Worth convention with Travis county Republicans set to attend. The listed delegation includes Thado Satter and many others, traveling to be on hand for the opening. St. Louis notes Dr. J H Hughes named honorary president of a medical council and Pan-American congress communications requested. The fragment ends with a garbled wire item on cattle trade.
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OFK
Austin
Tex
Andrew Majors
Dr Am.thornton
Batholomew
Frank Jack Dodson
Kh. Reach
Ts E. Lonmax
B. Hankock
C Lirats
Shed McGown
J. K. Warren
R. Harrison
W. P
Mabs
Hayden
Shenks
Bob Kreys
Alax
Hell Jam
J. Harrison
J.T Harris
Ww Mitchell
Green Burton
Orfas
Love
Chas
Bockner
Jno
Trasynham
M. Johns
Clem Nesley
Wh B
Brush
Sax Mans
P. Doxey
Wlamilton Jones
Meroney
Tra HI
Evans
Net Green
Fred Rischer
Jfoe Bridges
C. Cham Blon
Buono
St. Louis
JH. Hughes
Sec
Irology
Pan-American Medical
Conte AM
Tsses Ata
Zognes
Texas State Association of Architects Elects Officers
An annual Texas State Association of Architects convention in San Antonio elected officers for the coming year. President F. Tissy Gordon of San Antonio will lead. Burt RicDonald of Austin as first vice president. S. Clover of Houston as second vice president. Ho AL Overby of Dallas as secretary. A. A. Womper of Fort Worth as treasurer. Judge W. P. Bacon, a former district court librarian, died today after a long illness.
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San Antonio
Aussle
Tex
Texas State Associat
Finn Re Aveititects
F. Tissy Gordon
Sin Antonlpy View
Burt RicDonald
Austin
FS. Clover
Houston
Gerectary
AL Overby
Dallas
A. A. Womper
Fort Worth
W. P. Bacon
District Court
Lbrarian
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Tudge Noomurs
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Ealor Bine
Pttbs
Horden County
Educational Board
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Suatay Liga
Masonic Insurange
Chang
Watterson
Stock Markets
Earl Lis
Miagaia Falls
Canada
Vancouver
Britalt
aAnatin
Comptrollers Department
van Zande County
van Zandt
Totel
Rusk County
Monarch Cycle Company
Chicago
Capital Stock
Crublic Sonadgs
Samaigan Cattle
Seachey
Jamas
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