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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
2
Weather Bureau Forecasts Meet Public Expectation
The weather bureau has vastly improved its service with nationwide telegraph and telephone connections to Washington. About eighty percent of forecasts are fulfilled, and warnings reliably precede dangerous storms or severe cold waves, aiding farmers and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
United States
Gulf Islands
Mexico
Retired Camden Merchant Distributes Wealth Before Death
A Camden N J merchant with no heirs begins to distribute his wealth to friends and longtime helpers to avoid probate. He is seventy four, has given away a farm a team a back to a hackman and cash to a loyal clerk and a benefactor woman. He plans further gifts while living to spare lawyers and preserve his assets. James Bryce notes El Paso's newspapers promoting the city, saying three papers help grow the town as much as individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
James Bryce
el Paso
American Thread Triumph and Notable Global Shifts
The piece notes a new American gold thread industry supplying the domestic and export markets, reducing French competition. It also reflects on railways offering free immigrant transport during western settlement, Nicaragua Canal debates with treaty cautions, and political currents involving McKinley, Bryan, and Murphy.
Greenwhich Millionaire Seeks 40 Percent Tax Increase
Robert M. Bruce of Greenwich, Connecticut, appeared before the town assessors and asked for a 40 percent tax increase on his own property after admitting he had rarely checked his list. The assessors granted the raise and indicated other wealthy residents’ taxes would rise similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Bruce
Greenwich
Conn
Board of Town Assessors
Central city school site debate and ward four needs
The editorial urges a west Mesa area school for the fourth ward and a central high school, noting the present Central school location is near the city center. It calls for action to purchase the Congregational school or build elsewhere, and mentions St Joseph Missouri reforms, Spanish immigration to Cuba and Puerto Rico, and local use of horseless vehicles in El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Mesa School
Congregational School
Chopin Hall
Suggestion to Carnival Managers On Parade Timing
A reader proposes showing the fine floats twice, by night and by day, arguing the single night parade often disappoints. The note urges planning to display the floats for both audiences and times.
Hanna Sees Republicans to Stay In Power for Years
Interview with Senator Hanna argues the Republicans hold lasting control, citing growth and progress. He predicts passage of the ship subsidy bill before March 4 and warns Democrats face reorganization struggles amid a rising Republican youth and church-backed conservatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Party of Progress
Roman Catholic Church
Pettigrew
Washington
Republican Party
Hanna
Party of
Progress
America
United Staes
Democratic Party
Mr. Hanna
Colleg Boys
McKinley
New York
Senate
Tamina
United States
Sir Arthurs Funeral Grand Public Service in England
A vivid account of Sir Arthurs funeral described as one of England s most notable public ceremonies. The piece highlights the grand cathedral scene an opera chorus within the church and music praised as indescribable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sullivan Funeral A Grand London Cathedral Tribute
Remains of Sir Arthur Sullivan were interred at St Pauls Cathedral in a solemn state funeral attended by royalty and international figures. The service featured Choral Batters and the Savoy chorus singing Brother Thou Art Gone Before Us, with Mendelssohn and Chopin tunes as the crowd paid quiet homage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sullivan
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
St. Das
St Paul’s
William
Germany
Prince of Wales
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Ambassador's Court
Squire Bancroft-Bancroft
Frederick Bridge
Westminster Abbey
Alexander Campbell-Mackenzie
Royal Academy of Music
George Henry Lewis
John Stainer
Education Department
George
Clement Martin
St. Paul's Cathedral
Arthur Collins
Francis Cellier
Pall Mall
Thames Embankment
Ludgate Hill
Great Britain
Sinclair
St. Paul's
Savoy Theater
Sullivan
Saul
England
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