Texas Legislature Opens in Austin with Speaker Sherrill Elected
Austin, Jan 11 Texas lawmakers began the Twenty sixth Legislature with quick organization. Speaker Sherrill of Hunt won over Bailey of DeWitt after a tight roll call, 70 to 54. Officers and clerks were chosen, with Roundtree of Victoria elected chief clerk and various secretaries and clerks named. The senate adopted pay scales of five dollars per day for most officers and clerks, and adjourned to 9 am today.
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House
Senate
Sherrill
Hunt
Bailey
DeWitt
Prince
Childs
Madden
Whalen
Connolley
Falls
O. H. Cross
McLennan
I. W. Culp
Corvell
Dudley G. Wooten
Dallas
Ham
Norman G. Kittrell
Harris
de Witt
Shessill
Lee J. Roundtree
Victoria
John H. Cullom
T. R. Henderson
Brazos
Thomas O. Murphy
Bexar
Mr. Roundtree
Jester
Gong
Lewis
Dibrel
Goss
Potter
J. P. Pool
D. A. Walker
W. R. O’quinn
Angelina
Otto D. H. Pfeuffer
Guadalupe County
H. Napier
Wood County
Font Riv
Giveston County
Dewey Sword Arrives at Navy Department Exhibit
The sword of honor voted to Rear Admiral Dewey by joint resolution of Congress last June has arrived from Tiffany & Co. of New York and is now on display at the Navy Department in Washington. The presentation honors the Manila hero for his naval service.
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Friction in Havana as Evans replaces Moulton in key post
Army circles report friction over the change that makes Colonel John Gary Evans of the South Carolina volunteers military chief, replacing Colonel G A Moulton of the Illinois volunteers. Moulton returns with General Lee to Quemados after organizing the police force. Evans’ appointment does not alter police plans, but stirs American troop tensions. General Gomez’s envoy seeks pay for troops and Cuban rural police under American oversight.
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Havana
John Gary Evans
South Carolina Volunteers
G. A. Moulton
Illinois Volunteers
Pace
Moulton
Lee
Quemacosa
Greene
Ludlow
Evans
Alejandro Rodrigues
Gomez
Council
Caibarien
Cuban Spaniard unity urged to shorten American rule
The speech calls for Cubans and Spaniards to lay aside past rancor and unite to shorten U S control. He notes he fought Spain not Spaniards, and mentions Spaniards at a reception praising Gomez. Havana aldermen may resign under Gen Ludlow. Havana University seeks a condition report as sovereignty changes strain its resources.
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Gomez
Havana
Ludlow
Brooke
Havana University
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