Passage of Notables and Events Across El Paso and Vicinity
East Texas and south Texas returnees, including Winn and Catlin, plus Captains Walker Pitts and others in El Paso. Sequestration suit over Campbell addition lot 7 block 117. Grand master elect Frank E. Hunter arrives from El Paso, Epworth League hosts farewell for Mamie Blacker in Louisville. Fiacro Qui jano inspects Juarez railways, Bishop Matz and Dunne en route to Tucson and Santa Fe. Louise Boughton plans summer in Lincoln New Mexico. Major Edward A. Weed, veteran cyclist, visits El Paso. 3 pm opera house seats fill for the Old Home Tale. full house anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Hunter
el Paso
The
Oriental
Dallas ‘News
Mamie Blacker
Louisville
Epworth League
Methodist
Fiacro Quijano
Juarez
Quijano
Tehuantepec Railway
Matz
Denver
Tucson
Dunne
Dallas
Santa Fe
Cubans Fight Spanish Guerrillas in Pinar del Rio Clash
A private letter from Pinar del Rio reports a daring raid on Spanish guerillas near Candelaria. About 125 guerrillas were killed or wounded and 100 captured, with Cuban prisoners mutilated. Spanish forces, led by Col. San Martin, repelled the attack after bombs and rapid-fire combat. Rivera camps near Artemisa with 5,000 men awaiting another strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Pinar del Rio
Col.San Martin
Candelaria
Martinez
San Cristobal
Rivera
Miro
Congressional Doings in Senate and House
In Washington on February 3 the Senate took up Senator Allen's resolution to delay the Union Pacific judicial sale. Thurston cited Supreme Court rulings limiting the Sherman act to government-guaranteed portions. In the House the Virginia election contest Cornell vs Swanson was seated per committee report. minority urged election law unconstitutionality, with Jones backing the report and Thomas presenting the minority view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allen
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Thurston
Nebraska
Supreme Court of the United States
Union and
Central Pacific
House
George A. Cornell
Claude A. Swanson
Fifth Congressional District
Virginia
McCall
Massachusetts
Committee On Elections
Swanson
Thomas
Walker
Overstreet
Cornell
Jones
Judge McKenna Named Interior Secretary Favorite
Special dispatch from Canton, Ohio reports Judge McKenna of San Francisco has accepted the interior secretary post. A Missouri delegation was told Judge William Warner may be chosen for the same cabinet role, with a likely vacancy on the Supreme Court once Justice Field resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canton
Ohio
McKenna
San Francisco
William Warner
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Train Collision Kills Four in Arlington South Carolina
In Arlington South Carolina February 3 a switch ice jam on the North Western railway prevented a train from taking siding and it collided with a passenger car. Conductor R Addington brakeman F L Hosne and passengers John Loftus of Des-Met and Harris of Arlington were killed and many others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
S. C
North Western Railway
R. Addington
F. L. Hosne
John Loftus
Des-Met
Harris
Diamond Match Directors Elected in New York
In New York on February 3, after strenuous opposition, the Diamond Match Company elected five directors O. C. Barber J. K. Robinson Geo. T. Smith George Webster and Clarence Buckingham to lead the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Match Directors
New York
The
Diamond Match Company
O. C. Barber
J. K. Robinson
Geo. T. Smith
George Q. Webster
Clarence Buckingham
No Hope for the Tamarack Miners After Fire
In Marquette on February 3 the Tamarack mine reports no change in the perilous situation. Smoke and gas fill shafts, making rescue unlikely. Two men, Tony and Antoine Tomeczhewski, reach the cage and surface with air taps, while Peter Lempin and son William are rescued with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Tamarck
Tamarack
William
Antoine Tomeczchewski
Peter Lempin
Peter
William Lampin
Kneebs Horseman Appeals German Race Conviction
The appeal of American horseman Robert T Kneebs over a one month sentence for entering the trotting mare Bethel under the name Nellie Kneebs in German races opened in Berlin. A veterinary expert, Professor Eggling, testified that Bethel and Nellie Kneebs are not the same horse. The hearing is expected to run five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Robert T. Kneebs
Nellie Kneebs
Kneebs
Eggling
America
Feud Turns Violent In Missouri Family Dispute
A clash occurred six miles north of Stoutland between three Price men and three Partiows. One Price man died instantly and a Partlow family member was seriously wounded. The altercation stemmed from a long running feud and rough prospects of further trouble loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoutland
Here
Price
Partiows
Markets Open With Decline Across Stocks
New York quotes show a general downbeat start with narrow losses outside sugar. The list opened with pressure on names as prices fell about a point to 1154 in early trading. Tobacco remained strong around 724.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Postmaster Appointments Sent to Senate
Washington February 3 The president sent to the Senate nominations for postmasters in California David C Hyer Susanville and A C Wood Susan City in the consider of the state positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
California
David C. Hyer
Susanville
A. C. Wood
Susan City
Ayer’s Sarsa Parilla Sent Free to Physicians
Unlike most proprietary medicines the formulae of Dr J C Ayers sarsa parilla and other preparations are cheerfully sent to any physician who applies for them. The World’s Fair commissioners grant special favors to these standard remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Ayer
Payne-Badger Coal Company Yard Details
Mc Alester and Cerillos anthracite coal yard located at Second and Chihuahua streets. Contact by Telephone No. 11 for coal and cord and stove wood sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne-Badger Coal Company
McAlester
Chihuahua
Cerillos
Carrollton murder suspect photo inquiry prompts release bid
A Carrollton MissourI special reports Sheriff Lewis received two photographs of the Hanford California arrest suspect thought to be George Taylor the Meeks family killer. Citizens say the photos do not resemble Taylor and the sheriff asked California authorities to release the suspect graphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
St. Louis
The
Chronicle
Carrollton
Missouri
Lewis
Hanford
California
George Taylor
Meeks
Bank Wreckers Granted Bail in Denver Case
Attorney Charles Hartzell of Denver petitions the U S circuit court of appeals for a writ of error in the United States against C H Dow S B McClurken O E Miller convicted of wrecking the Bank of Commerce in Denver The writ is granted and the defendants will be admitted to bail of 10000 each
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles Hartzell
Denver
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States
C. H. Dow
S. B. McClurken
O. E. Miller
United States District Court
Bank of Commerce
Pennsylvania Railroad Names Frank Thomson President
Philadelphia February 3. Directors unanimously elected Frank Thomson as president to succeed George B Roberts who is deceased. Separate notes say fur seal skin buyers lament low pelts values while garment purchasers face rising prices, a paradox in trade dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frank Thomson
George B. Roberts
Governor cites 368000 NY school age children absent
The governor notes 368000 school age children in New York do not attend school. He argues the remedy is more and better schools, calling out the need for improving educational access and quality without dwelling on specific solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cotton and Chickpea Expansion in Sonora Mills
Farmers in Sonora's district expand cotton and chickpea planting. Cotton has a steady state market via regional mills, while chickpeas form the foundation of a profitable export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonora
Imosillo Dis
Tuttle Paint & Glass Company Formed
W. H. Tuttle restructures his business and will operate the firm as the Tuttle Paint & Glass Company with W. A. Tuttle serving as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Tuttle
Tuttle Paint & Glass Company
W. A. Tuttle
Blizzard Bears Down on El Paso With Wind and Sand
Indications this afternoon point to a coming blizzard for El Paso likely to bring wind and sand. Readers are urged to check the paper’s third page for extra local matter and items of interest. Phoenix reports two bank failures, beating Chicago. J. P. Dieter et al deeds to S. T. Turner property on San Antonio street for $3649.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
J. P. Dieter
S. T. Turner
San Antonio Street
Aguirre cattle stealing case before Justice McKie
The Aguirre cattle theft case has occupied most of the day in court before Justice McKie. The proceedings center on allegations of stealing cattle and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguirre
Justice McKie
Ullmer Departs On Mission From City of Mexico
Mr Ullmer left this afternoon on a strip to the City of Mexico as part of an official business expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ullmer
City of
Mexico
Foster's Sunday School Class At New York Avenue Church
Ex Secretary John W. Foster leads a wide drawn Bible study at New York Avenue Presbyterian in Washington with sixty to seventy pupils including federal judges senators cabinet members and prominent Washington figures. Justice Harland also teachers a thirty to forty member class sharing scriptural expositions each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
John W. Foster
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington
Justice Harland
United States Supreme Court
Editor Thankful for Oranges Basket from Gus Bradley
An Oklahoma editor expresses gratitude for a basket of oranges from friend Gus Bradley. He notes the fruits are large with some "six inches in diameter" and sends compliments in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Gus Bradley
Inquest Open On Death At Finlay Under The Cars
Justice Bridgers conducts an inquest into the death of Albert Abshire killed at Finlay under a train. The inquiry will finish once the train crew returns to the city. The Masonic order of Nogales begins laying the foundation for a new Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bridgers
Albert Abshire
Finlay
Masonic Order of
Nogales
Aoy er’s Cherry Pectoral Endorsed For Cough Relief
Aoyer's Cherry Pectoral is praised for cough relief and throat irritation relief. A half century of use supports its effectiveness compared to other preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoyer
Fragmentary Local Ad Notices Second Street and Chihuahua
An OCR fragment shows an ad or notice listing ord and stove wood for sale at a yard near Second and Chihuahua streets with a telephone number 11, indicating a classifieds style listing.
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M. W. Flournoy
Jos. F. Williams
ASST
Joshua S. Raynolds
Ulysses S. Stewart
First National Bank
Texas
H. L. Newman
Banker
W. H. Austin
Ur. Ass’t Cashier
Mexican Money and Exchange
C. R. M .2Head
Joseph Magoffin
J.C. Lackland
J. H. Russell
State National Bank
Cesen
AH. Richards
A. H. Richards
Watches & Diamonds
Sheldon Block
MO. Brunner
EL Paso Street
Link Restaurant
Napoleon J. Roy
Sheldon
Fluryt
el Paso Contractors
S. S. Mendenhall
Overlang Corral
J. B. Watson
the Grocer
Phone 161
San Antonio
Stanton Street
Thsxas
W. G. Walz Company
Hi Paso
Ciudad Juarez
Winn
East Texas
B.S. Catlin
Marshall
Selden
Sapt. Carr
Capt
George P. Walker
Pierson
Pitts
Austin
Jim Burns
J. McDermott
Campbell
Louise Boughton
E. H. Skipwith
Lincoln
N. M
Las Vegas
Edward A. Weed
Cycling West
Olympic
Major Weed
Pacific Coast
Yuma
Opera House
Ish
Pimar del Rio
Artemisa
Weyler
EL Paso Dance Hall
Phoenix
Chica
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