News items from multiple Texas cities on growth and incidents
Capital stock of News Publishing Company increased and paper to be issued daily. Conductor Goldthorn injured between a dead engine and a flying freight car. Brakeman Faulkner dies from wounds on a moving train at El Paso. San Marcos Baptist Academy to expand due to rising patronage. Austin bonds for road, bridges, and public works approved. Governor Campbell proclaims Thanksgiving on November 26. Various accidents, deaths, and political notes across the state including Bryan in Corpus Christi and a wool storage plan in El Paso. Multiple reports from cities like Seguin, Victoria, Weimar, Taylor, and Okmulgee documented.
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San Angelo
News Publishing Company
The Angel Writes Ben Rocket’s Ledger of Trust
In a surreal dialogue an angel asks about writing gifts and schools then inscribes a ledger listing those trusted least when they blessed. Ben Rocket’s name appears as a central figure, with later appearances confirming the names written in black and white by the celestial scribe.
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Qoil
Ben Rocket
James
Revision by Louise Betts Edwards
The fragment presents a literary note by Louise Betts Edwards mentioning Feller Ben Rocker and a playful blessing. It hints at a poetic vision where schemes mingle with religious calm and a sense of untouched skepticism.
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Feller Ben Rocker
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W. B. Patterson
Bishops Pond
Patterson
Sabine Valley Telephone Company
National Wool Growers’s Association
Chicago
Weimar
John Kubena
Taylor
J. D. Walthall
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J. H. Kirkpatrick
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Victoria
E. Touber
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Henry Kholar
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Katherine Elkins
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William H. Taft
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Thomas L. Lewis
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John Mitchell
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Ark
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Root
Thomas C. Platt
New York State
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Sing Sing
Ill
Lydia Thompson
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Uncle Sam
Martin B. Hughes
Southwest
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Ninth Cavalry
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Allison-Richey Land
Moore Bldg
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International Druggists Co
Thompson
Kodak
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