Texana Registered at New York Hotels and S
New York on May 24 lists Texana registered in hotels including Dillon Marcus Herald Square Kahn Cadillac HM L Edwards Manhattan Port Worth George Gordon Molfman Galveston RB Watkins Broereit Marshall Rev anil Mra John Holshart Hoffman San Antonio Mandelbaum J H Jenkins Hoffman H A Wall Werkld Square Mr and Mrs A Barth Mise Barth W Barth Jr of Dallas Mra A Henninger Mrs W Steffen Mish Valesea Steffen and W Molnenger of Galveston sailing for Europe today on the Grosse Kurfurst.
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New York
Dillon
S. Marcus
Herald Square
Kahn
Cidillac
HM. L. Edwards
Manhattan
Port Worth
George
Gordon
Molfman
Galventon
R. B. Watkins
Broereit
B. Marshall
Fifth Avenue
Marshall
Anil Mra
John Holshart
Hoffman
San Antonio
A. Mandelbaum
Albert
J. H. Jenkins
Weather forecast for Eastern Texas and adjacent regions
Forecasts show generally fair conditions in Eastern Texas through Friday and Saturday with showers possible and winds mainly from the south. Oklahoma and Indian Territory expect fair weather with fresh southerly winds. Louisiana trends toward fair Friday and Saturday with west to southwest winds increasing.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Louisiona
Will Retain Posts Pekin May 24
The Chinese ministers at Washington and London have been ordered to retain their posts for some time longer on the recommendation of Li Hung Chang.
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Pekin
Washington
London
Li Hung Chang
Senate debate on Cuba duty and Philippine policy heats up
In Washington on May 24 the Senate heatedly debated U S policy toward Cuba and the Philippines. Senator Bacon urged an investigation into Cuban finances and procurement while Spooner clashed with Allen over imperialism and the means to govern the islands, with adjournment after executive session.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Bacon
Gia
Platt
Wieepeeeh
Hilo
Bhoapmer
Cole
Allen
Ned
Pettigrew
Cuba
Pratt
Conn
Moat Reid
Daoon
Post Office Department
Platt Jahlaapeosh
Campilen
Havana Harbor
Bicon
Sorbijan
Reid
Robert PP Porter
Bealdes
Ime
van Horne Windiver
Porter
Eucrope
Rabtroada
Tess Freon
Monarena
Banon
Govethman
Ricon
Pharommilton
Spraner
Philippine
Tran
Alaska Civil Milts House Advances Deedaling for Golf Bill
The Alaska civil code bill dominated eight hours in the House with two key amendments passing. One authorizes the secretary of war to issue permits to excavate or dredge for gold below low water along Cape Nome beach. The other clause on arrest for debt faced debate, with Mr Bartlett arguing against such provisions. The session wrapped after reading much of the 627 page bill.
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House
Washington
Cape Nome
Senate
Hartett
Bartlett
Halifax
Tongue
Ora
My Bartlett
Price McCormick & Co Fails Amid Cotton Market Slump
New York May 24 Price McCormick & Co a leading brokerage with Cotton and Produce Exchange ties faced collapse as liabilities estimate at 13 million to 19 million dollars. The firm reportedly suffered from a sharp fall in cotton prices and broad market decline with two assignees appointed and creditors awaiting actions.
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New York
Price, McCormick & Co
Sheety
Iuday
Fii
Chicago
United Pten
Theodore Prige
Willam G. McCearmick
G. M. Blewart-Wonley
Walter W. Price
George Crocker
San Francisco
McCormick le
Blewart-Wortley
Sthley
Crocker la Tiow
Europe
Stewart-Worlley
Peles, Mcbormick & Co
Peferrd
Touasys
Polnte
Poselon
Pulmia
Preselorn
Eurly
Crumora
Aock
Stock Exchange
Fem
William J. Cure
Wiliam Noleon Cromwell
Price
McGormick & Co
Price, McCormick & Us
Pete
Cired
Axa
McCormick & Co
Lime
Price McCormick Co. faces near closure in stock slump
Through the failures and market pressure the Price McCormick & Co. stock sits near a critical low as investors weigh options and potential downsizing. The report notes the company and its leaders navigating a tough financial period with lingering questions about future viability.
The Plague in Frisco Chinese Seek Court Restraint
In San Francisco on May 24 a Chinese claimant sought a temporary injunction to bar health authorities from disrupting commerce and living conditions in the Chinatown quarter under pretext of plague control. Judge Morrow denied ex parte relief but set a return date for a hearing to show cause why an injunction should not be granted.
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Torres
Anafte
Caltle
Aguinalso
Otis
Mr. Spooner
Boston
Allen
Judge Torres
Otin
Spooner
Friand
Olly Argne H
Lawton
Pettigrew
Jon Barrett
San Francisco
Chine
Morrow
Kentucky Democrats plan two state conventions this summer
The state party executive committee voted for two conventions to decide the party platform and nominate a governor candidate. The first will meet in Louisville on June 14 to welcome debates for the national convention, the second in Louisville on July 29 to nominate the gubernatorial candidate. There was debate over holding one or two conventions, with a narrow majority in favor of two. Governor Beckham signed Blackburn's Senate commission, while Taylor refused to support back Horn's commission after January 9 election.
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Mack
Born
Prunkfort
Loulaville
Weloeting
Louisville
Gésilon
Beckham
Blackburn
Senate
Taylor
Dack- Horn
Slate Complete South Dakota Republicans Nominate
The Republican State convention adjourned at 4 oclock in the morning. The ticket named includes Governor Charles R. Heard, lieutenant governor G. KR. anew, secretary of state J. C. Birdy, treasurer domn Chamber, auditor J. mn. Reeves, superintendent BH, Ta. Calllon, land commissioner David Boat man, attorney general John J. Pyle, railroad commissioner Frank Lew, Thomba Fitch of Grant county, A. I Frown of Lincoln, Charlo Thompson of Hand and A. H. Marhble of Butler as presidential electors. Joseph M. Greene of Clambertain chosen Nadond committenmum. Revolutions adopted to support McKinney at National Convention and Kyte for telep lornt and support of President McKinley on Spanish American War. Populist Berge for Congress Auburn May 2. Democratic populist and silver republican conventions await nomination of George W. Benge for congress.
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South Dakota
Sioux Malle
Charles R. Heard
G. KR. Anew
J. C. Birdy Treaatry
Domn Chamber
Gutter
J. Mn. Reeves
Ta. Calllon
David Boatman
John J. Pyle
Frank Lew
Thomba Fitch
Grant County
A. I Frown
Lincoln
Charlo Thompson
Hand
A. H. Marhble
Butler
Joseph M. Greene
Clambertain County
Nadond
Dolomien
McKinney
Kyte
McKintey
Roberts Delayed as Deep River Halts Passage of Troops
London dispatch reports Lord Roberts infantry delayed at Rhepostor by river depth, bridges under construction, and railways damaged north of the Vaal. Free Staters retreating to Kroonstad destroy bridges. Boers and Russians implicated in rear-guard actions. Plague in Transvaal raised alarm over troop health.
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London
Lord ‘Roberts
Rhepostor
Kroonstad
Rhovonter
Mwhoweater
Bridget
Rhenvater
le Vaal
Jan Hamilton
Vaal
Molhuen
Parys
Phil
Chale Farwiliay
Pretoria
Lourenso Marquez
Lydenburg
Dartoall
Lord Dundenwii
Firmaton's
Tagoge
Séhoanthedgte
Gatogsnol
Bethune
Mafeking
South Africa
Dufehon
Transvaal National Bank Bay
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Ind
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Hartwell Iron
Houston
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Houston Plumbing and Mfg. Co. Cor. Rusk and Ain
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Galveston
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Nthwestern Oil CO
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New Orleans
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L. J. Parks
P&t. Va
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Facts
Spee
Moe Welialip
Bryan
Republican Party
Teller
Colo
Bryer
Isaae
Dopa
Philippines
Mr. Allen
Elvil Wberry
Ckat
Shell
Mir
William J. Curtis
William No Overntwell
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