Brown Stone and Browd Stone Candidates in Local Election
Fragmented notes discuss Independent candidates, Brown Stone allies, and campaign tensions. Mentions Sally in No. Three, Texas politics, attorneys, saloon influence, and calls for roads connections to St Louis college. References to Chad, Red Prince, and local figures appear amid the noisy survey of campaign chatter.
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Green the Young Star Stirs Chicago Baseball Hopes
A New York paper touts Daniel Green of Chicago as a rising star who may redefine speed and batting for the league. Contests and notes from Chicago meetings, pitcher Griffth and others highlight a season of close pennant races and cautious optimism for Green’s impact on the sport.
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Reds
Dalton Texas Fair Opens Amid Gardenlike Grounds
DAIA report from Dalton describes the upcoming fair as the greatest yet with vine covered towers, flowering plants, and prominent grounds well tended. An elevator conductor role in the federal building earns 40 dollars annually. the local examining board lists required qualifications. Mr. K. P. Burace returns from the Omaha exposition amid Texas and Pacific railroad color line excitement.
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Federal
K.P. Burace
Saya
Texas and Pacific
Local Notes From Uvalde County and Nearby Areas
Sept 10 reports residents visiting relatives returning home and attending events. Flora McCarat and Miss Kate Benson travel between Lan and Cuero Floresville. J Harris of Oakley Idaho buys goats in the city. Leases and thefts occur near Sabinal. Leona school opens with Mr George Meacham in charge. Dr T P B Roberts returns from New Orleans. Students head to Sans Ano and Brenna for schooling.
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Meth
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Uvalda
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Sam Singleton leases Dawson land for new ranch
In Tomghern County Sam Singleton reports leasing 42 sections of land in Dawson county to establish a ranch. Harry Howard of Sater Valley offers 400 head of stock cattle for 6400 dollars to Commissioner Wm Seymour. Mrs Haglestein and Miss Emelie return from Houston and will stay awhile with Mrs L A Dowdell. Supper and pleasant hops at Ben Wickiin crossing chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Mone Taylor Thursday night.
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Tomghern County
San Angelo
Sam Singleton
Dawson County
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Sater Vailey
Wm. Seymour
Minstrels Shine Amid National Victory Glow
A fragmentary news page notes civil engineer Guo in Mexico and social visits in New York and Ozona. It mentions the Cleveland-Wilson Minstrels opening at Grand Opera House with praise for Wilson and Cleveland, calling them leading figures of American amusement and predicting record success.
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Cervera
Wilson-Cleveland
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America
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Tarpon Club Plans New St Joe Island Clubhouse
THS Tarpon Club in Washington reports progress on a new club facility on St Joe island near the Pass. Railed as a venture organized by B H Green, the project shifts site to a shallow cave with a tramway to the gulf shore for surf bathing and a viewing observatory for angling the silver king. Constructed largely from cypress, the building aims to offer easy access from the main channel and St Joe shore while providing a vantage point over fishing activity.
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A. W. Houston
Tarpon Club
B. H. 2. Green
St. Joe Island
Pass
Ileet House
St. Joseph Island
Aittle Cave
Gulf Shore
St. Joe Shore
Grand Opera House Shows Peters Comedy and Glovelend-SviTson
The Grand Opera House plans two performances this week featuring the Peters Comedy Company and the world famous Glovelend-SviTson Minatuela. Both acts headline in a week of entertainment at the local venue.
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Grand Opera House
Peters Comedy. Company
Peters Comedy Company to Open Weeklong Engagement
The Peters Comedy Company takes a one week booking at the house starting Tuesday September 13 with a repertoire of up to date farce comedies at popular prices. The opening bill features the three act farce My Boys starring Phil and Weslie Peters. Free admission on opening night with a reserved ticket. Enthusiasm runs high as audiences praised the performers and show.
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Peters Comedy Company
Iin Strelg
Peters
Phil
Weslie Peters
Lawles
Chicago item questions patriotism and war duty
A fragment notes a Chicago discussion about patriotism and draft status, questioning whether a man refused to go to war and whether his home flags were displayed, reflecting local wartime sentiment and scrutiny.
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Chicago News
My Country’s Flag Anthem of Liberty and War
Fragment from a patriotic poem praising American expansion and victory in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. Capt Thomas FF Kinthron presented lines urging steadfast duty, vengeance against tyranny, and the continuing rise of the American flag over liberated lands. Ode emphasizes sacrifice, liberty, and opposition to Spanish rule.
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