Think of Ease But Work On and Health Boosting Elixir
An OCR fragment advertises Hood's Sarsa parila claiming purity of blood enables easier work. It lists travel deals for a Southeastern rail tour to Asheville North Carolina and Louisville Kentucky tied to medical association meetings in October 1900 with tickets on sale dates and final limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stirkay & Palen
Cme
Fey Sparkey & Palen
Arch St
Philadelphia
Washington
New Joraey
Hood
Southeastern Association
Southeastern Passenger Association
National convention and travel deals from 1900 era notices
A garbled notice lists a National Convention at Cartsland Kansas and a Grand Lodge event in Americus Georgia with excursion tickets to various fairs and low round trip rates. It references Civilian and military discounts, plus a promotional pitch for an $80 sewing machine with ten year warranty and refund promise.
Ten Thousand Dollars Purses Highlight Great Southern Fair
The Southern Inter-State Fair will run October 10 to 87 in Atlanta featuring ten thousand dollars in purses for harness and running races. Other attractions include the Battles of Our Nation, a War Balloon exhibition, a high class Horse Show in a 60 by 240 foot arena, a premier Midway with Frank C. Bostock’s trained wild animals, and numerous side shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tnter
South
Madison Square Garden
New York
Coliseum
United States
Frank C. Bostock
Bostock
Alon
Leo
Aga Be
Atlantic
Holsides
von Wirasimimons
Maltin
Vatenia
M Roseeta
Xavier Orkfsky
Duncan D. Ross
Galveston Storm Devastation Report Emerges
Reports from Galveston and Texas recount a devastating hurricane Saturday into Sunday. Death toll estimates range from 600 to 1,000 in Galveston with broader state losses potentially in the thousands. Massive flooding, property ruin, and disrupted infrastructure stretch across Houston and coastal towns, with extensive damage to businesses, rail lines, and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galverston
Galveston
Southexas
Gulf
Twelfth Street
Tremont Hotel
Market Street
Government Observatory
Little damage at Sabine Port Arthur escapes with slight damage
In Texas towns Sabine Pass and Port Arthur escaped the weekend storm with minor damage. Port Arthur saw water rise over town sites but not sink, while Sabine Pass reported three feet of flooding and some ruined structures near the water. Mud scows and sloops were washed ashore, and two lives were reported lost in Bernard, with East Bernard also struck and several communities damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Tex
Sabine Pass
Ed Gueuff
Albertridge
Bernard
Haare Lake
East Bernard
Jacquard Hotel
Joe Moyer
Theodore Dossem
Houston Infirmary
J. T. Jackson
Markwich
L. E Clary
Tony Reading
P. V. Mevens
Ue Point
Henry Decoit
0. Collins
William Lingren
John Lingren
J. A. Hayman
Tom Blaze
Nic Junomia
Alre Kalyarrah
Nic van Oysterman
Ton Schofield
BE. F. Scott
D. M. Rown
Albert Locksteadt
Camp Hawley
Hitchcock
Huntington Wharf
Hall’s Bayou
Hitchcock Toirginia Point
Sabine
Boliviar
Patton
Galveston
Quintana
Brazos River
Sarfside
Steele
Pta Rea Ewaet
Stone
Uch
Aniax Plantation
Wallert
Prairie View
Negro Formal
Wharton
Plauthen Wharton
Matagorda
Mataonli
Missouri City
Sartartia
Evlisgaad Plantatior
Coope
Gordon
Harlem
Richmond
Heedville
Bousley
Wren
Bourd
Cape
Arcola
Hiivee
Key
Sandy Polar
Hacrivane
Arcalia
Houstos
Gulve
Tou Cay Thut
Thirty Third Street
Rio Grande
Denver
Fort Crockett
Devastation Spreads Across Texas Coast After Great Storm
Reports describe extensive destruction from a hurricane along the Texas coast and inland towns. Deaths and injuries mount in Alvin Arcadia Alto Loma Hitchcock and many smaller communities while refugees are sheltered at Jacquard hotel and Houston infirmary.
Houston Hurricane Damage Across Rail Lines and Deaths
Houston reports multi airport and rail losses with bridges and wharves ruined. Five Houston residents perish after Seabrooke wreckage heaps. bodies transported to Houston. Galveston grain elevators hold substantial wheat losses.
The Cross Reflections on Unbelief at Calvary Sermon
A preacher describes the right hand cross as symbol of unbelief opposing the crucified Christ. He recalls the crowd’s reactions, the malefactors, and Voltaire’s sneer, and warns that resistance to Christ leads to eternal remorse. The sermon urges acceptance of Jesus to avoid the lasting darkening of the soul.
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Wasumo
Munich
Bavariam
Jerusalem
Seadon
Jeramha
Rome
Calvary
Ste Vlet
Scolting
Voltaire
Christ
Hobbes
Francia Newport
Gea
Cam
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Jue Peat
Wm, Park, Ed
Prow
Georgia
Sandersville Post Ofice
Secon
J Wawlisaa
W. Hardwick Rawlings & Hardwick
Sandersville
Middle
Flarria St
Danurksville, GA
Theus Brothers
Corner Bail
Broughton St
Savannah, GA
WM. Gallaher
Sandeesville
Fond Insurance Co
Galforeia
Geogia
J. W Daniel
Georgi
Evans & Evans, Attorneys AT Law
Sandersville, GA
Evans Building
Morrison
Savannah - Georgia
Graterate Jross
Corte Broughton
Drayton Strecta
Savanns
St. Eli
Lombare Iron Works & Supply Co. Gu.rk. Lombard, Angneta
Jloods
Sutee
Centrat
Geougta Railway
Nsuatl
Mississipet Medical Association
Asheville
N. C
Louisville, KY
Cartstlan
Cnukgh
Kansas
Ofry
Grand Lodge OF
A. A Masons and Auiliary
Americus, GA
State of Georgia
Macon
Central OF Georgia Railway
Winsor
Chicago
Herald Office
Whitman
Augusta
Oatieas
M. R. Smith's College
Lexington
Kentuck
HI World
University Dipitya
Wlara
W. R. Smith
Ife Yarden Igi
Osborne
Nguyin
Texas
Pointa
Calas
Houston
Central Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Peel
Cay
Moody Bank
Mechanic Street
Strand
Tremont
Street Railway Company
Canlas
Hovsros
Bata Fe
Hitelwook
Galveston, Houston and Henderson
Trice
International
Great Northern
Santa Fe
Pearland
Alvin
Alvis
J. W. Collins
Collins
W. P. Hawley
Metsu
Angleton
Algona
Arcadia
Alto Loma
James Bodecher
Hiram Johns
William Robinson
Dominico
Island
Houston and Northern
Mulvey
Seabrooke
Virginia Point
Scanlin
Nadeau
Wall & Stake
LaPorte
Vincent
Morgan's Point
Curiaco
Board of Trade
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