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Newspaper

El Paso Daily Herald

Location

El Paso, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1901

Page

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Grand Coronation of Carnival Queen in Chihuahua state

Governor Ahumada hosts an event at the Opera House in El Paso street at 8 15 p m crowning Miss Claire Kelly as Carnival Queen. A banquet for visiting mining men follows at the Sheldon hotel at 11 p m.

Ahumada State of Chihuahua Opera House South el Paso Street Claire Kelly Sheldon Hotel Myar Opera House Great Southwest Ralph Dunbar Herbert Rutherford, Dunbar Speer Hunter Virginia Holy City Miss Trumbuss Mrs. White Paul F. Hunter Royal Court Hos A. S. Greig Miguel Ahumada Republic of Mexico Julius A. Krakauer Sousa Arhtur Keetch Orchetra

El Paso Midwinter Carnival Opens With Grand Parade

The El Paso Midwinter Carnival starts at noon with a grand street parade and a 1 pm Shriners procession. Night features a Shriners banquet and Bull fights in Juarez, plus confetti battles and an electric fountain. The city expects heavy visitor crowds and full housing as bands, exhibits, and a grand Coronation open at Myar opera house.

Grand Street Santa Fe Overland Streets Second Street Second el Paso St. Louis Stanton Street Stanton Myrtle Street Myrtle Campbell San Antonio Overland Street Shriners Sheldon Juarez Oregon Street Chamber of Commerce Court House Medical Association Congress K. of P. Hall Turner Building Little Plaza Oregon

Senator Teller Pushes Print of Filipino Petition

In the opening of the senate session, a bill granting a $50 monthly pension to Horatio N. Davis was passed. A Teller resolution to print as a public document the petition of 2000 Filipinos was laid before the senate, with Stewart of Nevada opposing as inaccurate. the bill was referred.

Washingto Senate Horatio N. Davis Davis Minnesota Ed. Davis Commissary Department Teller Stewart Nevada Philippines

El Paso Cases Disposed Of In San Antonio Appellate

Special Dispatch reports that in the San Antonio appellate court today El Paso cases were disposed of. Rehearing motions were overruled in Pierbont Manufacturing Co. vs. Goodman Produce Co. A. T. S. F. Railway vs. Julio Mendoza. Euphemia E. Luke vs. City of El Paso listed among the dispositions.

EL Paso Pierbont Manufacturing Co Goodman Produce Co Euphemia Luke City of

President McKinley Convenes Cabinet Session in Washington

President McKinley called a cabinet meeting for 11 o clock today as his convalescence progresses as expected. Notices were sent to all cabinet members informing them of the session.

Washington McKinley

Legislature invites McKinley to visit Austin during session

The Texas Senate sent an invitation to President McKinley to visit Austin while the legislature is in session. In the House a bill was introduced to appoint a committee to promote closer trade relations with Mexico.

The Herald Austin Texas Senate McKinley Mexico

Is Now in the City and Will Be Here for the Carnival

Is Now arrives in the city ahead of the carnival week, bringing preparations and fanfare. Officials say street closures, events, and parades will run through the weekend with crowds expected to attend the festivities in downtown venues.

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Don Apolinio Ramos Returns to El Paso After 116 Years

A curious Carnival visitor is Don Apolinio Ramos born 1874 in Huejuguila now Jimenez. He rode with Hidalgo in the Mexican struggle, lived in Jimenez, and visits El Paso for the first time in 116 years, guided by Dr. E. M. Bray. He attends the parade and works at the Mexican Village during the week.

el Paso Don Apolinio Ramos Huejuguila Jimenez Apolino Ramos E. M. Bray Mexico Ramos Hidalgo Marcellino Ramos Vicente Hernandez Bray

Millionaire Clark Elected U S Senator

Helena Jan. 16 Clark was elected United States senator this afternoon succeeding Carter.

United States Carter

Mob burns accused assailant in Leavenworth jail riot

Fred Alexander, a Black man held on assault charges, was dragged from his cell by a mob after the jail doors fell to a battering attack. The mob tied him to a railroad rail and burned him at the stake, amid cheers and later desecration of the remains. Authorities condemned the act as Governor Stanley ordered troops but recalled them as crowds dispersed.

Leavenworth Kan Fred Alexander Eva Roth Pearl Forbes State Penitentiary Alexander Stanley

Bank thief Alvord sentenced to thirteen years

New York Jan. 16 Cornelius Alvord former note teller of the First National bank was sentenced to thirteen years imprisonment for defalcation totaling about $690,000.

New York Cornelius Alvord First National Bank

Movement of the Greatest Significance Inaugurated Today

A movement described as of great significance opened today with events signaling a major shift. Leaders and key participants touted the new initiative, outlining goals and expected impact across regions.

Miners Form Temporary Leadership After Late Santa Fe Arrival

At a late start the miners association met in the district court with Juan Hart elected temporary chairman. John Y. Hewitt of White Oaks spoke on forming a mining men’s association and choosing El Paso as headquarters. Ernest E. Russell elected temporary secretary and Prof. Carrera delivered a mineral exhibit address. The meeting adjourned with continued discussion (Continued on Fourth Page).

Santa Fe Miners’ Association Chamber of Commerce Court House McGinty District Court Felix Martinez Juan Hart John Y. Hewitt White Oaks Martinez Jones Mexico A. B. Fall Hewitt el Paso Ernest E. Russell A. W. Gifford Carrera Las Cruces

Bureau of Information Rooms Listed in Mills Building

The Bureau of Information is located in the Mills building basement on Oregon street, specifically the fourth basement from the corner. It notes that many rooms remain unused.

Mills Oregon Street

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