Earthquake Damage Expands Across Mexican Regions
Disaster reports from the capital area indicate widespread ruin to offices schools and residences. In Techan and Tlapa most houses collapsed but no injuries were reported. The Mexican Clay Manufacturing plant in Santa Julia owned by an American company faced an estimated loss near $50,000 with extensive structural damage to other buildings requiring possible rebuilding.
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Frederico Savedra
Government
Techan
Tlapa
Mexico
Santa Julia
Jerome stands firm against Thaw bail release
New York April 18 Mr Jerome says his position remains unchanged since the disagreement ruling and will oppose bail for Thaw. He doubts Mrs Nesbit Holman's claims about not providing information but attests she spoke truth about giving no information. Rockwall Tex April 18 ten year old Kendall girl fatally burned on iron bridge road when her clothes caught fire during washing.
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New York
Jerome
Thaw
Nesbit-Holman
Harry K. Thaw
Rockwall
Tex
R. C. Kendall
Rowlett
Iron Bridge Road
Thaw Seeks Continued Counsel From Hartridge and Peabody
New York April 18 Harry K Thaw requests that C W Hartridge and R A Peabody remain as his lawyers and continue counsel in his legal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Messrs. C. W. Hartridge
R. A. Peabody
Santa Fe Papers Safe Found Intact After Fire
Galveston April 18 papers in the Santa Fe safe were found intact after a recent fire. Ennis Tex April 18 a trunk containing 1500 dollars is reported missing from the Van Amburg show.
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Santa Fe
Galveston
Ennis
Tex
van Amburg
Bry an Addresses Connecticut General Assembly
Address by Hon. W J Bryan before the Connecticut General Assembly in Hartford on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Hartford
W. J. Bryan
Connecticut General Assembly
Governor Campbell urges tax reform and revenue legislation
Austin notes Governor Campbell’s message to the legislature urging removal of technical absurdities and revision of tax laws, with a call for revenue measures. A bare quorum in the house at 2 o clock Wednesday adjourned shortly after as 13 new bills were read, bringing total introduced to forty for the special session. The house printed 2,000 copies of the two messages. Senate bills include a $33,000 per diem salaries measure and a $10,000 contingency fund, both passed under suspension of the rules.
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Austin
Campbell
Dobbs
Hose
House
Messrs
Orgain
Kennedy
Strickland
Senate
Willacy
Finance Committee
Aged Falls County Man Dies at 107 in Texas
Charles Campbell of Cego aged about 107 years died after a long life in Falls County. A veteran of three wars, his Falls County residence spanned roughly forty years and he was likely the oldest resident in the county at his death.
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Falls County
Marlin
Tex
Charles Campbell
Cego
Texas
Mexico
Sunday School Picnic Sermon Promotes Moral Renewal
A Bryan Sunday School sermon frames the day as a spiritual benediction for children and adults. It urges joyful outdoor fellowship, study, and charity while emphasizing temple discipline and readiness for the afterlife as life’s central aim.
Sons of Hermany Elect Officers With William Oldenberg President
Dallas April 18 Sons of Hermany select officers for the next biennial Galveston convention with William Oldenberg as president C J Von Rosenberg first vice president Hug Scheultze second vice president John Mauer secretary G A Hellig treasurer Dr J C Goehl medical examiner Hermann Mueller grand trustee F A Gluckney finance committee Julius Schrumm guide Paul Stolle guard A Muenster sentinel C A Goethe W T Eichholz and C I Cheim German language committee and cash and property totaling 36468771
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Sons of Hermany
William Oldenberg
Dallas
Galveston
C. J von von Rosenberg
LaGrange Wa
Hug’ Scheultze
John Mauer
San Antonio
G. A. Hellig
IJ. Grange
J. C. Goeih
Hermann Mueller
Fort Worth
F. A. Gluckney
Julius Schrumm
Granger
Paul Stolle
Hyerrsville
Guard
A. Muenster
Sentinel
C. A. Goethe
W. T. Eichholz
Cuero
C. I Cheim
New Braunfels
Hagerman Resigns as New Mexico Governor
Governor Hagerman of New Mexico resigned amid charges. President appointed Captain George Curry, governor of Samar province, Philippines, as his successor. Also in Columbus officers indict ice trust members S M Kinnaird W W Polley D O Davis Starling Waddell F G Stockdale D H Norville and W J Phillips for restraint of trade.
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New Mexico
Captain Curry
Washington
Hagerman
George Curry
Samar Province
Philippine Islands
Columbus
Ice Trust
S. M. Kinnaird
W W. Polley
D. O. Davis
Starling Waddell
F. G. Stockdale
D. H. Norville
W. J .Phillips
Turner Appointed Commercial Agent for Texas Railroad
Palestine Tex April 14 6 BH A Turner named commercial agent for the Texas railroad with offices in Dallas He succeeds J A Brown who resigned to join another roadenters April 146 BH indicates OCR error but conveys appointment details and succession
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Turner
Palestine
Tex
A. Turner
The
Texas Railroad
Dallas
J. A. Brown
Erother Road
Alienist Sees Thaw in Tombs Interview
Dr Smith Ely Jelliffee, one of Thaw's defense alienists, spent two hours with Harry K Thaw at the Tombs. Thaw's counsel A R Peabody attended the interview. The physician reportedly examined Thaw, who is said to be ill.
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New York
Smith Ely Jelliffee
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
A. R. Peabody
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