Texas Senate Sees Wide Range of Bills and Resolutions
The Texas Senate introduced numerous measures covering railroads and court procedures, taxation, education text books, seduction testimony, road supervision, and voter eligibility. Governor's message copies were printed in multiple languages as sessions adjourned until tomorrow.
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Senate
Smoot
Phens
Oma
Commission of Appeals
Court of Appeals At
Austin
Page
State Board of Education
Cranford
Crawford
Mr. Potter
Fry
Peter
Petter
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Stephens
Fortysixth
Mr. Sime
County Road and
Mr. Mott
Mr. Pope
Jope
Mr. Atlee
Mr. Clemons
Lage
Mr. Tyler
Tyler
Frank
Lubbock
Pope
Kearby
Crane
House
Milner
Messrs
Rudd
Selman
Jester
Brown
Grayson
Wurzbach
Melson
Railroad Commission
Cochran
Dallas
Texas
Kirkpatrick
Terrell
Walter
Kieiber
Urbahn
Truitt
Templeton
McKinnery
Goodman
Riddle
Waters
Tilson
King of Bell
Renfro
Mr. Lewis
Seanare
Baker
Henry Shafer
Wood
Peticolas
Shafer
Congress
Committee On Public
J. Baker
Tom Green
Gerald
Owsley
Mr. Martin
Hood
Sellers
Martin
Somervet
Patton
Moody
William Burgess
Hogg
Webster Tlanagan
Kk. C. Heath
Pendleton
Makemason
Thomason
Whatley
Stevens
Stephens
Garwood
Potter
North
Weisiger
Kimbrough
Carter
Moowe
Howe
Dodge
Lrion
Freeman
Henderson County
Oklahoma legislative actions and governor's inauguration noted
The session lists multiple measures including convict labor, penitentiary land sales, uniform textbooks, road work, and county clerk pay reforms. Adjournment sets a 10 o'clock inauguration of Governor Hogg. Officials mention over 50,000 destitute people in Oklahoma as claimed by reliable sources.
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Avesrix
Senate
Page
Garwood
Railway Commission
Kimbrough
Mr. Clemens
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Tyler
Boards of Equalization
Potter
Mr. Sims
Mr. Finich
Kearby
Sims
Tyler
Mr. Seale
Mr. Finch
Simpkins
Mr. Simpkins
Crane
Carter
Jutic
Me. Williamson
Ketz
Gossett
Mr. Rogers
Jester
Mr. King
Graham
Baker
Alero
Messrs. Moody and Sellers
Me. Wurzbach
International Railroad
Mr. Riddle
Mr. Lindsey
House
Davis
Gerald
Daggett
R. Adkins
Congress
Br. Murchison
Gough
Mr. Cory
Penitentiary Board of Lands
Hogg
Oklahoma
Hardee and a Raw Recruit On Picket Duty
A Civil War anecdote recalls General Hardee discovering a sentry munching bacon on a fence rail. The exchange ends with a cordial greeting as the raw recruit introduces himself. Also noted is a 1852 Gen Scott order mandating grave digging for drunken soldiers to curb intemperance during cholera.
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Hardee
Gen. Hardee
Gineral
Pearl
Boston Traveler
Scott
Rock Island
Pensioners at the Invalides face relocation and future use
Paris notes describe the aging veterans of the French army housed at the Hotel des Invalides with 228 pensioners, down from a peak of 25,000 in empire days, as plans consider moving them and repurposing the site while the building may become a military center and a decrease in future residents unless war returns.
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Paris
Chelsea Hospital
Hotel Des Invalides
the Invalides
Napoleon
London Telegraph
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Patent Medicine Advertisements
A barrage of 19th century patent medicine pitches offers rewards for cures and endorsements. Claimants tout Hall's Catarrh Cure and and other elixirs with testimonials from druggists and firms in Toledo and New York World style notices. Several brands promise refunds if promises fail.
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Hall
Cheney & CO
Prop's
Toledo
F. J Cheney
Weer & Tavax
O WaLdIa, Kinnan & Manvin
Essociain
Buffalo
N. Y
Old Lady Rebukes Youth Over Hats On Veranda
A young man visits an elderly woman at a country estate and asks if he resembles his father. She answers she cannot tell and notes she never saw the father with his hat on when speaking to a lady, a reflection on manners from a past era.
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Kaiser
London
Harvard
Parisian dandies adopt pink shirts and low-cut waistcoats
An Algiers dispatch reports a recent earthquake felt across a wide area. Severe shaking in Gouraza near Cherchell caused partial collapse and multiple fatalities buried in ruins. Meanwhile the steamer Britannia from Leith collided with the Bear from Grangemouth. the Bear sank with fourteen crew aboard, twelve lost, two rescued by Britannia.
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Algiers
Gouraza
Cherchell
Britannia
Leith
Bear
Grangemouth
Scotland
Sava
London
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J. W. Fennimore
Kent Co
Del
Dover
Nan
G. G. Green
Woodbury
New Jersey
U.S. A
Scotr
Fiee
Chattanooga Wed. CO
Chattanooga
Town
Amy
United States
Petamps
Perauasimi
Ee Conin Cmesebnouet D
Preey & Co
Gorden
O.M. Ferry
Detroit
Mich
Idore
Effency
T. A. Slocum
Pearl Sc. N
Courna Union
Meeker Medicine Co
Chi
ACOM
Taacoma Investment
TaComa
Cook Remedy Co
Omaha
Nebraska
Cookmaeneey Con
Neb
Cook R&ady Co
Ng 2 Coo Remedy Co
Maxie
Emi
Oflog
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Texas Lawmakers
Holse
Hamblen
Adkin
Warabach
Aero
J. Hood
Fannin
Mr. Brown
King of
Bell
Browning
Donley
Mr. Jeater
Sy Meesberry, Kirk and King
Bowie
Gresham
Traitt
Crayton
Rodgers
Tolbert
Murrell
Erskine
Wylam
Curry Keith
Perry
Reynolds
Malone
Avaux
Williamson
Austin Statesman
Clark
Clemens
Russia
House of Representatives
Ady
Ada Rehan
Fate of the Invalides
Herr Sentner
Laot
Onwans
Oruera
Dr. White
Treasury Purchasing Agency
New York World
Shallenberger
Masanta
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Sage
Wond
California Fig Syrup CO
San
Suydam
Union Syeere
Texas Newspaper Union
le R. Harter
Harter Medicine CO
ST Louis
Liseascrais
BR. B. Hit
I Resi-Dent
Waco
JAYS
Jeeet
K Lerce
Digtock Mra Co
St. Lows, Mo
W.H Chidester& Son
Rond St
Love
E. T. Hazeceus
Warren, Pa
G.alveston
Uss. Navy
Galveston
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