Notable Signatures in Regional Directory List
A compiled list includes Ed H Cobbs Houston H D Ghol man Louisville E A Scott Nava sota J J Mahan Hempstead J E Pace Virginia Wm Moore Myers E Garrison Roanoke J A Talley St Louis W A Hassell Jr Dallas R H Dearing Hillsboro P H Green Halletts W S Robson La Grange E A Holt Galveston Fay Campbell Houston Will A Hassell Dallas R E Montgomery Calvert S Rouff Cincinnati ES Griffiths Kansas City Sam Jacobs J Waco Searcy Williams Chicago W H Cowley Georgetown O J Miller Waco Sam M Winter Hensley Ark.
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Ed H Cobbs
Houston
H D Gholman
Louisville
E A Scott
Navasota
J J Mahan
Hempstead
J E Pace
Virginia
Wm Moore
Myers
E Garrison
Roanoke
J A Talley
St Louis
W A
Hassell, Jr
Dallas
R H Dearing
Hillsboro
P H Green
Halletts
W S Robson
la Grange
E A Holt
Galveston
Fay Campbell
Will A Hassell
R E Montgomery
Calvert
S” Rouff
Cincinnati
ES Griffiths
Kansas City
Sam Jacobs
J Waco
Searcy Williams
Chicago
W H Cowley
Georgetown
O J Miller
Waco
Sam M Winter
Hensley
Ark
Indemnity Talks Move Beyond Pekin Ministers
The State Department seeks an international framework on Chinese indemnity, noting Pekin ministers may fail to agree. Li Hang Chang and Prince Ching signaled readiness to sign once an agreement is prepared. Reports from Paris and Berlin question Count Waldersee’s fate, while U.S. nominations are sent to the Senate for various posts. In New York, 1900 failures rise slightly with 9918 bankruptcies. Chicago sees William Caldwell released on habeas corpus after extradition doubts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thee State Department
Conger
Pekin
Wall
State Department
Li Hang Chang
Prince Ching
Contested Texas Seat and Promised May Fight Pledge
Austin reports O F Drake of Eagle Pass remains undecided on contesting the Twelfth district seat of James L. Slayden, with a filing window still open but no clear intent. Dan Stuart promotes a heavyweight championship bout in Carson between May 25 and June 10. Fire destroys National Biscuit Co factory and a grain elevator in Galveston causing about 75000 dollars in losses.
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Austin
Jan
Drake
Eagle Pass
James L. Slayden
Carson
Nev
Dan Stuart
Galveston
National Biscuit Company
Joekusch, Davison & Co
Battle over southern representation splits House Republicans
Washington Jan 4 The radical element in the House Republican camp backing reduced representation for southern states faced defeat as many colleagues abstained or paired with Democrats. Olmsted's resolution to investigate alleged vote abridgment in Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina and North Carolina triggered a stinging response and a party line vote against consideration. The apportionment fight remains tangled but Hop kins expects progress on the reapportionment bill, with dates looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Republicans
Mr. Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Committee On Census
House
Landis
Indiana
Mann
Illinois
Cchairman Hopkins
Dalzell
Henderson
Lacey
Town
Burton
Ohio
Olmsted
Graff
Committee On Claims
Aguinaldo Death Report Supposed From Philippines Secret
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of California University, at the Waldorf Astoria, claims secret Philippine sources say Aguinaldo is dead, and his death occurred over six weeks ago. Wheeler says rebels hid the news to prevent capitulation while he plans a new school of mines with buildings costing 8 to 10 million dollars funded by Mrs Phoebe Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
The
California University
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Wheeler
Buencamino
Manila
Mildel
Mindanano
School of Mines
University
Hue
Phoebe Hearst
Choate Delivers U S Amendments on Nicaraguan Treaty
Ambassador Choate will hand the U S note detailing Senate amendments to the Nicaraguan treaty to Lord Lansdowne and seek British acceptance. London reports expect a cautious reply and no U S concessions, with England likely to explore responses on the Alaskan boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Choate
Lord Lansdowne
United States
Senate
London
England
Lansdowne
Welty backs Quay in U.S. Senate race pledge move
Benjamin F. Welty, Franklin county Republican, says he will vote for Quay on January 15 while noting he signed both Quay and anti Quay pledges. Quay leaders say Welty's pledge secures 127 votes to elect, with three absentees also favoring Quay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Benjamin F. Welty
Franklin County
Quay
Welty
Harrisburg
Senate Swaps Ship Subsidy for Army Reorganization Bill
In Washington on Thursday the senate, with no dissent, displaced the ship subsidy bill from unfinished business and moved to the army reorganization bill. Pettigrew resolutions on the Philippines and army needs were referred to appropriate committees.
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Washington
Senate
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Bryan
Bryan, Texas
Monroe Edge
B. E. Hawes
Bryan Marble Works
J. G. Taliaferro
20Th Judicial District
Robt. Armstrong
Armstrong & Nagle
Taliaferro & Armstronce
L W.8
Ofices
Taliaferro
Cou House Square
Texas
Frisco
Missouri
America
Land OF Lead and Zinc
St. Louis
Ozarks
Ozark
Main Street
Commerce St
San Antonio
Kenderson
Jones
Gilly
Caldwell
Thos Kierhan
Carroll
City
Fay
Campbell
Ft. Worth
Nook
Ta Tos
Paris
le Journal
Count von Waldersee
Berlin
Count Waldersee
Effret
Oscar F. Williams
Singapore
Frank Mower
Antigua
W. S
Frederick E. Rittman
War Department
James F. Harlan
Puerto Rico
H. A. Shaw
United States Army
George Steunenberg
George Steunenberg, Troop A
Eleventh Cavalry
United States Volunteers
Augustus C. Kellogg
United States Navy
William Caldwell
Kohlsaar
Mexican Central Electric Company
Stuart
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Dietrich
Lincoln
Charles H. Dietrich
Nebraska
Tioga
Tex
TN Ucsb
SOUTH
Swanson
Underwood
Alabama
Aguinaldo Mead
Fili- Pines
B. S. Read
North
North Texas
New Orleans
Silraphars
Denison
M. L. Robbins, G. P
TRXAS
Bas
Bristol
House Committee of Five
Oscar L. Booz
West Point
W. H. Booz
Galveston Bay
Secretary of War
Congress
Guy
Tacoma
Skagway
Mable
Dickinson
Foreign Relations Committee
Mrs. Proctor’s
C. M. Proctor
Rockers
James & Castler
D. Beach
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