Official Calls in Haiti Advance Recognition Efforts
PORT AU PRINCE American naval commanders made official calls on Cincinnatus te president of the negro republic as steps toward recognizing the new Haitian government. Will Prosecute Perjurers in Viterbo after conflicting testimony at the Orra trial Cavalier Tullio king's prosecutor said witnesses suspected of perjury will be prosecuted when the Cuoccolo trial ends.
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Port AU Prince
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Madero Plans Tour After Zapatista Muster Out
Francisco I. Madero expresses satisfaction with Zapatista demobilization and plans to travel from Cuautla to Yautepec and Jujutla to confer with General Hernandez and then visit General Ambrosio Figueroa in Ixtla. A separate Teheran report notes a shah surrounded.
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Cuautla
Morelos
Mex
Zapatistas
Francisco I. Madero
Yautepec
Jujutla
S.ncral Gabriel Hernandez
Ambrosio Figueroa
Ixtla
Shah’s Fleeing Forces Foe Encircled Near Teheran
Report says former shah Mohammed Ali Mirza is surrounded at Savadkuh in the mountains 75 miles northeast of Teheran after a pitched battle with government troops. He has reportedly lost 300 men and two guns.
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Mohammed Ali Mirza
Savadkuh
Teheran
Gonzales County Fair to Hire Expert Livestock Judge
The Gonzales county fair set for October 25 to 27 has hired J E Quicksall of Waco as livestock judge, marking the first time an expert judge will oversee the department. A new old-time tournament is planned for the East avenue ball grounds.
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Gonzales
Tex
J. E. Quicksall
Waco
East Avenue
Is Raising Endowment Fund
Rev. 8S. P. Brooks of Baylor University tours Corpus Christi to raise four hundred thousand dollars for Baylor endowment. Reported that John D. Rockefeller may match the amount. Brooks already secured two thousand dollars in one day with aid from Rev. D. B. South of the First Baptist Church.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
P. Brooks
Baylor University
South
Baylor Endowment
Brooks
Baptists of Texas
John JD. Rockefeller
Sunset Cox's Widow Dead in Washington at 82
Mrs. S. S. Cox widow of "Sunset" Cox longtime congressman from Ohio and New York died in Washington aged 82. In New Jersey five commissioners sworn in as first use of the commission form of municipal government under recent legislation in Trenton.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Harriman Widow Donates 50000 for Lab at Southern Pacific
Mrs. E H Harriman widow of the railroad magnate has given 50000 to Dr F K Ainsworth chief surgeon for the Southern Pacific system for the establishment and endowment of a bacteriological and pathological laboratory for the benefit of the employer of the company.
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San Francisco
Cal
E. H. Harriman
F. K. Ainsworth
Southern Pacific System
Negro Slayer Sought After Night Marshal Murder
Slidell Louisiana August 23 a posse hunts the accused black slayer of Night Marshal Smith who was killed as he tried to halt a disturbance at a negro dance. If captured he likely will be lynched.
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Slidell
Smith
Motion Denied in Pryce Murder Case in California
In Los Angeles on August 23 a motion to dismiss the case against General Pryce, leader of the Mexican liberal army in Lower California, was denied by U S commissioner William Vandyke. The Mexican government seeks extradition to face murder charges.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Pryce
Lower
California
William Vandyke
United States
Assault Charge Filed In County Court
Complaint alleges Laura Gray son, described as a negress, assaulted 8-year-old Frank Newton Jr. in a sidewalk incident, pushing the boy and striking him on the head. The filing names Frank Newton as the County Clerk and cites aggravated assault as the charge.
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Frank Newton
Laura Grayson
Mr. Newton
Pistol Toter Given Limit
Bay City Texas August 23 A Negro named Sandy Diggs faced County Judge Holman for unlawful carrying of concealed weapons He pled guilty and received the limit thirty days in jail and a $200 fine as imposed by the judge.
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Bay City
Tex
Sandy Diggs
Holman
Fined for Selling Liquor in Bay City Tex
Donzino Hernandez was arraigned before Judge Holman for illegally selling intoxicating liquors. He pleaded guilty and the court assessed a $100 fine and 60 days in jail.
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Bay City
Tex
Donzino Hernandez
Holman
Senate Delays On Free Conference Report Stir Political Debate
In Austin, August 28, Senate postpones adoption of the general appropriation bill free conference report amid charges of political maneuvering. House adopts the measure 65 to 41 after questions to Rep Jeff Cox. bill totals 10,208,000 with some items stripped or retained.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney General's Department
Weinert
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Free Conference Committee
House
Jeff Cox
Cox
Texas
Terrell
Codifying Board Submits 11s Report
The Texas codifying commissioners report to the thirty second legislature denying widespread errors in their work. They blame Governor Colquitt’s veto for hindering continuation but affirm the 1909 act remains valid. They say most alleged errors are trivial or mechanical and fixable during printing.
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Austin
Tex
Colquitt
County Cannot Give Interest Warrants
Austinty General's office reports Newton County may not issue or pay interest warrants on a bank loan or obtain warrants for interest. County depository compromise warrants cannot be paid ahead of registered warrants. county treasurer not required to do so.
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Austin
Tex
van E. Curtis
Newton County
Attorney General's Department
Robertson
City to Award Sewerage Contract in Special Session
Corpus Christi, Aug 23 The city council plans a special session this afternoon to award bids for sewerage construction. Work to begin within the next fifteen days. Trueheart & Jackson of San Antonio are favored to receive the award.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Trueheart & Jackson
San Antonio
Reapportionment Bill May Go to Conference Committee
The article notes uncertainty over whether the house will accept the bill or substitute its own. It suggests the reapportionment issue in the state may be left to a free conference committee as the current senate nears adjournment.
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Peeler
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