TEAS LEGISLATURE GRUBBS BILL ACTIONS DETAILED
The Texas legislature reports multiple measures disposed in both houses. Grubbs industrial school bill debated with committee changes and readings. Antitrust and school fund investment bills move or die amid conference actions. Also notes indictments and local crime in St. Louis and Cincinnati.
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Grubbs
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Davidson
Committee On
Miller
Grinnan
Linn
Nolan
Goss
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Benual
Austin
Yantis
Lewis
Messrs
Dibrell
Patterson
James, Turney
Atlee
House
Henderson
Lamar
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G. W. Burkett
Hardeman County
Senate House
One Last Volunteer Regiment Reported for Manila Voyage
Hampton Bunch, a young farmer from four miles northwest of Lockhart Texas, was thrown from a horse and sustained a broken collarbone crushed shoulder and several broken ribs. He is resting well as medical aid is administered. The Pacific fleet is undergoing overhaul and provisioning for its voyage to Manila and return.
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Pacific
Manila
Lockhart
Tex
Hampton Bunch
General Brooke Censured Over Cuban Arms Dispatch
Conflicting orders on Cuban arms cause officials to censure General Brooke. The dispute centers on surrendering arms to Cuban forces and tensions with General Gomez. telegraphs and rumors delay distribution as the White House weighs policy amid a $35,000,000 aid context.
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Brooke
Brooke in Cuba Follows Government Instructions on Arms
General Brooke asserts he has violated no orders and is disarming only as instructed. He rejects arming Cuban leaders’ proposal to store arms with town majors until headquarters directs otherwise. If leaders balk, Brooke may go directly to Cuban soldiers and pay off those willing to comply, bypassing obstructive chiefs.
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Washington
Brooke
Brook
War Department
Marion Stone Dead Inventor and Philanthropist
Marion Stone, aged 57, longtime inventor and friend to the poor, died in Washington. Born in the Civil War era, he built a machine factory and later produced paper straw tubes and fine china colorings. His works included a large library, social club spaces, and a noted pool of charitable efforts.
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Washington
Stone
City
Ohio
Pondmen
Marion Cheshis
Duke Company
Riots Follow Acquittal of Max Regis in Grenoble
After the acquittal of Max Regis in Grenoble, a hostile crowd protected by soldiers followed him to the railway station. The mob cheered Dreyfus and Picquart and hurled rocks at officers who used a water hose on the crowd. Several officers were injured and police later dispersed the rioters.
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Jew Baier
Max Regis
Grenoble
Dreyfus
Picquart
Jerring
Algiers
Paris
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St. Louis
David L Field
Robert W. Stratford
Wford
Mr. Field
Cincinnati
James Weaver
John
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Philippines
Manila Arts Volu
C. M. Proctor
Herbert Campbell
Kandy Kitchen
Gomez
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Alger
Cuba
Marion Stone
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Telephone
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Cape Girardeau
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James Farry
New York
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Journeymen Horseshoer’s International Union
Knights of Labor
Ganizer
Edward P. Loomis
National
Apple Shippers’ Association
Bryan Water, Ice, Light and Power Company
James & Castles
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