Spiritualists Pick Dallas for Next Year Convention
Houston dispatch notes the Texas State National Spiritual Association chose Dallas over Galveston for the next convention due to central location. Delegates were selected for the national meeting, ordinations occurred for Mrs. M. D. Noyes of California and Martin Sabrusina of Bastrop County, with Mrs. Hinsdale and Dr. Noyse officiating.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Stute National Spiritual Association
Oates
Carrie M. Hinsdale
Edith Cummings
Fort Wart
Harrison Barrett
Galventor
Dallas
Calletts
Audility
Gir
M. D. Noyes
California
Martin Sabrusina
Bastrop
Hinadale
Noyse
National Association
Giste Association
Moses
Christ
Neves
Aha
Meg. Noyes
Show Aristocrats in Cattledom Show Aristocrats in Cattledom
Special to The Light from St. Joseph Missouri September 28 reports a major Interstate live stock and horse show exhibition with top pure bred cattle and hog displays. It notes a military tournament nightly with 3000 U.S. troops from all branches, a first time the War Department allowed such soldiers in a large exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
West
United States
War Department
Hunter bitten by rattler may die
Victoria Texas September 28 While fishing at Ripley's Lake George Rifos a well known young man was bitten twice on the wrist by a rattler His condition is critical
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Hunter
Rattler
Victoria
Tex
Ripley’s Lake
Geo
Hoosier Unions to Enter Politics
Special to The Light Munele Indiana Sept 2 Plans call for organizing Indiana organized labor along political lines at the Indiana Federation of Labor convention The plan seeks a state committee of about 7500 union men to back labor friendly candidates and push for an eight hour law and anti injunction measures Local unions would appoint five members to committees to pursue labor legislation through elections and the federation notes over 1000 local unions nationwide voice strong support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Indiana Federation of Labor
Edgar A. Perkins
Congress
Indianapolis Central Labor Union
Indiana
Bastrop Tragedy: Principal Released on Bond
Bastrop Tex Sept 23 Thulk GC Lea who shot and killed Peter Ryan during a dispute over a business matter was released from custody on a $1000 bond. He claims self defense. A knife found in Ryan's hand supports this. Witnesses say Ryan advanced on Lea as Lea opened fire, five shots taking effect. Dr Lea was formerly a dentist in this and nearby towns and now lives ten miles east on his ranch.
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Bastrop
Tex
Lea
Peter Ryan
Ryan
Yanch Tan
Here
Dewey Fifty Three Years in the Navy
Special to The Light Washington Sept 23 Admiral George Dewey entered the navy on September 29 1854. Today marks the fifty third anniversary of Manila Philippines hero becoming a fighting man for Uncle Sam. Annapolis students will observe the anniversary with an informal celebration the piece notes. J T Waters will open an Undertaking Company at 431 West Commerce Street tomorrow. Waters a graduate and licensed embalmer has run a watertaking business in Uk city for fifteen years. The phone number is 209%.
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Washington
George Dewey
Navy
Manila
Uncle Sam
Annapolis Naval Academy
J. T. Waters
Tle
Pirlers
L. T. Waters
Wast Commerce Street
Waters
City
Explosion Ends Life Of Young Texas Girl In Fire Incident
Victoria Texas September 23 A tragedy unfolds as Kate Stehling nine dies after an oil pour and fire in a charcoal furnace explodes. Henry Stenling, her father, faces the aftermath of the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stehling
Victoria
Tex
Henry Stenling
Hearst League Holds Primaries Across Massachusetts
Massachusetts branch of the Hearst Independence league conducts primaries today as engines decide to nominate a full state ticket for the election. The process reflects intra-party maneuvering ahead of statewide contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Hearst Independence League
Enginas
Three Women Suits Priced at 15 20 and 30
Three women suits available in a line priced at 15 20 and 30 dollars. The 30 dollar model features cheviot serge in severe lines with a semi fitted silhouette and dainty shirtly pleats. This design has been shown this season.
Cotton waists offer versatile styling at midrange prices
The article praises cotton waists for their versatility matching wool waists without drawbacks. It highlights a strong display this week of inexpensive crepe de chine, messalac, and Carletan fabrics in plaids and solid colors, with prices from 3.98 to 7.00.
New Autumn Dress Goods Supremacy Declares Local Store
The store boasts unmatched dress goods selection with over 100000 yards in stock for 1907. It claims exclusive styles, careful selections, and fair prices, highlighting a wide array of foreign fabrics and new designs in rich colors. No rival offers similar breadth or variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atore
Spu
Fabrics for Tailored Suits Offer Wide Selection
Fashion ad notes condensings fabrics for tailored suits and gowns. It highlights clay beres, cravenettes, and maunish sittings with Ipaar Tel tints in browns grays and other shades. Clay Serges praised for color and finish. prices range from $1.00 to $92.00 per yard for various materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
New Silks Are Beautiful Phe SY Stock
Our buyer has carefully selected the finest lines of silks for every need and occasion. Silks of dignity and daily wear include plaids ribbons and bars with refined evening shades. Prices range from 6 cents to 32 56 yard, plucked taffetas from 19 to 06 inches wide, with American Swiss and French grades warranted to wear. Evening wear features gauzes laces robes in white black and spangled designs from 1.06 to 175.00.
There Is No Home Without Love and Its Definition
An essay-like fragment extols love as the essential element of home, arguing material wealth cannot replace affection. It describes home as a breathing, living concept tied to intimate partnership, while noting poverty may enter a home yet cannot destroy the core love binding a family. Ends with advertising lines for auto and medical businesses.
Air Famine and Its Ill Effects on Sleep
Fragmentary notes from a September Delineator column discuss how overheated, tightly closed bedrooms trap bad air. It argues windows and doors should be left open at night, indoors match outdoor air, and lungs stay connected to outside air while sleeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensi
Mosahbare
Sone
Socially Shiftless in the Era of Moral Reform
The article laments a pervasive restlessness in twentieth century America and warns that national greatness hinges on restoring home integrity. It argues for an ethical education of parents and children, backed by churches, churches press, and public sentiment, to counter perceived decay.
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Amarion
Betela Ton
Lleelf
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Hearst League
Georgette
Redoux
Gusanne Blum
Paris
New York
Camillé Roger
Mons Aylwin
San Antonio
Merito
Wolft & Marx
Tabard Inn
Andarzon
Tabardian Library
America
Walloh
Wolff & Marx Co
Auattty
Smya
Pope-Toledo and
Queen
D. W. Melroy & Co
Losoya
Dra. Harwell & Co
Room
Reuter Bldo
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