Today in Houston history, Oct. 13, 1914: Steamship Dorothy safely makes its way up Ship Channel
Houston Chronicle front page from Oct. 13, 1914. Though the Houston Ship Channel wouldn’t formally open for another month, it
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Houston Chronicle front page from Oct. 13, 1914. Though the Houston Ship Channel wouldn’t formally open for another month, it
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Read MoreA long-awaited documentary about Houston nightclub Numbers is finally ready for its premiere. | Numbers/Facebook
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Read MoreThe aircraft purchase will add 25,000 jobs across the country in the next five years, United said.
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