Veterans of Spanish War Elect Officers in Texas Encampment
The sixth annual encampment of the Department of Texas United Spanish War Veterans closed with officers elected for the ensuing year. Officers include Department commander J. Q. Nankervis and others. The next departmental encampment will be in Galveston. A German subject named Schwind connected to espionage faced legal action. his prior prison record was noted. A gunboat was ordered to Vera Cruz from New York.
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Department of Texas
United Spenlen War Veterans
Department
Delemues
Monee Hall
J. Q. Nankervis
Alf, Baushell
T. W. Russell
C. F. Btorm
K.P. Coon
Ehanlain
Father Kirwin
Marshall
Charles Steger
Ross Chandlin
Scranton
W. B. Howard
L. G. Featherstone
C. Stepping
Th. F. Coon
Galveston
W. E. Howard
Datas
Feneral
TATIS
Raymond Nutt
Raymond Swoboda
Tates de San Aaonta
Martial
Schwind
Shanghai
China
Germany
la Tour
Arrests follow bold train robbery in Louisiana blaze
In New Orleans on April 24 a robbery on Louisville and Nashville’s No 1 fast passenger train left Peter Marcey wounded and a suspect named Harry Lester arrested after officials found a revolver holster and a bruised body. Lester claimed he fell from a train while trying to steal a ride, with $44 on him. Marcey’s condition improved later. authorities say the robbery yielded about $50 in cash and some jewelry. A separate report from Clarita, Oklahoma notes three unmasked men robbed the First State Bank assistant cashier, fleeing on horses as officers pursue.
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Nsw
Orleans
Harry Lester
Abe Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Peter Marcey
Wagenyemaster
Wes
Marcey
Lester
Mobile
New Orleans
Cobbet
Barulit
Mareey
Ken Be
Lim
Nim
Tarr Lobbyist Kisses Reformer's Lobbyist in Assembly
Sacramento April 24 A constitutional reformer assemblyman Maurice B Brown boasted he was 40 and never kissed except by his mother A fair lobbyist kissed him in an informal session but Brown resumed after cheers and a rough scuffle to restore order The bachelor Brown was kissed in front of colleagues during a house gathering
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Sacramento
Cal
Maurice B. Brown
Aceirer
Assembly
Eall
Brown
Reform Work Duty Urged By Bryan And Taft In Baltimore
Secretary Bryan and former President Taft spoke on citizenship at the City Club. Bryan stressed reform of government abuses and eradicating evils, citing Lincoln’s Gettysburg appeal to finish the unfinished task. He urged citizens to vote, attend primaries, and participate in shaping policies and government.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Taft
Johns Hopkinig University
Sneeth
Linsoln
Rain Not Expected Across Texas Weather Update
Weather dispatch notes not expecting rain for the next 24 hours though unsettled air pressure remains. Heavy rains were reported Saturday in parts of Texas including Alice 2.04 inches and Palestine 2.84 inches while western Texas saw no rainfall. The pattern shows a fragmented low pressure system with several minor storm centers across the state.
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Texas
Texay Stallions
Alice
Tenville
Brenham
Corpus Christi
Greenville
Palestine
Paris
Lad
Keep your nerves in order urged by Italian editor
Roma April 24 self control urged in editorials printed in the xdules by the Gtorrese D Ialla. The piece says Italy must maintain national discipline and let the government act in peace while Parliament has granted full power to act. It stresses revealing actions only when they do not harm national interests.
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Roma
la Parle
Italy
Gtorrese
D'Ialla
French minister Hanotaux visits Pope and Rome talks
In Paris on April 24 Gabriel Hanotaux former French foreign minister, on a special government mission, has met Pope Benedict and the papal secretary of state. Reports suggest his trip aims to foster understanding between France and the Holy See.
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Romy
Paris
Sonning
Gabriel Hanotaux
MM. Hanoteux
Pope Benedict
Rome
France
Rockefeller to testify again as Colorado strike hearing reopens
Kansas City April 24 Information from letters between John D Rockefeller Jr and Colorado Fuel and Iron officers released by Frank P Walsh head of the Federal Commission on Industrial Relations prompted Walsh to announce the Colorado mine strike hearing would be reopened and Rockefeller recalled to the witness stand.
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Kansas City
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Colorado Fuel and Iron Comppany
Frank P. Walsh
Federal’ Commission On Industrial Relations
Walsh
Colorado
Mr. Rockefeller
Birth of Son to Lady Decies and Family Ties
London April 24 Lady Decies formerly Vivien Mould of New Park announces the birth of a son this month. Tord and Lady Decies already have two daughters. The Lady Decies, who was Vivien Mould, married the fifth Baron De cays on January 7, 1911, at nineteen.
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Tord
Decies
London
Vivien Mould
New Park
Baron Dectay
Petrich longtime West Union telegraph official dies
San Antonio resident and former Western Union manager Paivich Petrich, age 66, died Saturday morning at 526 West Mistleton Ave after a stroke Friday. He joined WU in 1883, served as operator in Hockley and Brenham, became San Antonio office manager, later oversaw a New Orleans department, and returned to San Antonio after a 1909 apopleptic stroke. Survived by widow, four sons Les Robert Deel Will, and daughter Eva, all of Texas. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Paivich
San Antonio
West 1Ern Union Telegraph Company
West Mistleton Avenue
Petrich
A. A. Zizik Undertaking Company
Mr. Pettich
Bay St .Loui
Miss
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hockley
Texas
Brenham
Patrich
New Orleans
San Antone
Les
Robert
Deel
Will
Houston
Miss Eva
Shelicy-toring Undertaking Co Awomobile Equipment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Shelicy-toring Undertaking Co and Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co with items including ambulances and a cash plan. The readable content is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
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Shelicy-toring Undertaking Co
Adarae
Pearce-Robinson Undertaking Co
Phohen—Crockett
Finnish steamer sunk in Baltic by German submarine
The Finnish steamer Track was torpedoed and sunk in the Baltic by a German submarine. Crew members are believed saved. The ship carried iron bound for Åbo Finland. Also reports say British steamer Orcoma sank a German merchant ship near Bayovar Peru and coal was transferred to the port by Kent and Orcoma.
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Stockholm
London
Battic
Abo
Finland
Lima
Peru
la Freena
Orcoma
Bayovar
Kent
Orcome
Exgestord
Orcorms
Myerpool
Vesparaiso
South American
Extravagant Claims Shake Brown Mayor Bid
Brown supporters broadcast wildly inflated majorities from 2000 to 4000 to rattle voters and hurt Judge Phil H Shook. Shook forces claim strong organization, a thorough precinct poll, and confidence in victory, while Brown allies concede uncertainty and accuse rivals of desertion. A final rally on Bowen's Island will feature Judge Snook, Marshall Hicks, Judge Claude V Bir khead, and others.
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Tle Majorit Hex
Brown Ant
Monlay
Citizens’ League
Phil H. Shook
Shock Porces
Judge Shoote
Shook
Ayear
Wauch
Joseph F. Myan
C. T. Fincham
Pst Shenk
Fudge Shook
Thoss
Bowen
Snook
Marshall Hicks
Claude V. Birkhead
Selle Dentachmann
Steves and Cass Named by Governor Ferguson
Albert Steves Jr and Willem Gessin were appointed to the Southwestern Insane Asylum board by Governor James B. Ferguson. They replace resignations of Worles B. Brown and H. G. Stancke as the board moves on selection, with Ferguson active in San Antonio events including a luncheon, dinner, and parade before heading to Galveston.
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Albert Steves Jr
Willem Gessin
Southwestern Insane Asylum Board
James B. Ferguson
Galveston
Steves
Cassin Tale
Worles B. Brown
H. G. Stancke
Wic Rigsby
Ferguson
San Antonio
Travis Club
Guster Hotel
Queen's Hall
Advires
Reserve Agent Announces Dallas Visit by Fed Board Governor
Federal Reserve Agent C. Tenison said Charles S. Hamlin, Governor of the Federal Reserve Board, would visit the Dallas Reserve Bank on April 28. A special meeting of the Dallas bank’s board was called for 9 o'clock that day. Hamlin has been touring the Pacific coast. The Austin mayor will speak Sunday night at First Baptist Church on law enforcement.
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Mayor Wooldridge
Austin
Sigierd
Ruth
Londos
Theofreighter Huth
May Island
North Sea
Bnd
Leith
Scotland
First Baptist Church
Wasel- Bridge of Austin
Dallas
Tex
Federal Reserve
C. Tenison
Charles S Hamiin
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Bank
Dal_ jas bank
Ad Boon
Toy
Hamila
Firat Bannst Church
fAdy
Brown city bond rate comparison saves costs in legal fees
If Brown had sold the city bonds at the same rate as Bexar county, the city would have saved 68,000.00 in commissions and 4,000.00 in lawyers fees plus 1,200.00 for printing bonds. The readable fragments suggest a discussion of cost savings from different bond sale terms and related expenses.
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Bexar County
Brown
Chateweeaeee Saeed Aeeego Jt
Brown Sv. Ceeeeseesee
Cotton steamers held in Britain and Scotland
London reports two vessels with cotton cargoes under government control. The Marle from Galveston to Malmo is blocked at Kirkwall Scotland. the Livonia from Galveston to Copenhagen is held at Falmouth awaiting cargo verification. In Rome and Paris news, Gabriel D Annuniate expected May 5 near Genoa for a monument ceremony tied to Garibaldi era departures. uncertain war entry implications for Italy.
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London
Marle
Galveston
Maimoe
Sweden
Kirkwall
Scotland
Livonia
Copenhagen
Falmouth
Birgland
Traian
Navs
Rome
Vie
Paris
Gabriel T D'Annunaie
Quarto Saht
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