Miles and Miles Bill Sparks Army Reorganization Debate
Washington dec 10 advocates of the Miles and full Alger army reorganization bills clash over expected effects. War department actions draw fire as supporters claim Miles bill shifts power to General Miles and allies while critics say Alger bill concentrates authority in Washington. Senator Proctor backs Miles IYL and discusses cadet transfers from West Point to broaden officer competencies.
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ffull-Alger
War Department
Niles Wil
Amifles
Congress
Miles Cid
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Alger
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Brooke
Merritt
Sony
Simtter
Las
Atles
Washington
Miles’ Iyl
Senate
Proctor
Miles Celines
West Point
Engineer Corps
Wasburn Instrimon ds We Whee Christmas Sale
Wasburn Instrimonds offers reduced prices on Washbin Guitars and Mandolins through Christmas. TOSS COGGAN & BROS handle the sale.
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Wasburn
Coggan & Bros
Sudden Death of Belknap Rifles Member
A Belknap Rifles member of the first Texas Volunteers, 26 year old Franklin, died suddenly after noon yesterday in a West Houston street grocery. Cause listed as heart failure. home Chicago. He came to San Antonio about a year ago for livelhood. Undertaker Otto Riche holding remains. Franklin’s father G. Franklin of Chicago informed by telegraph. Public notice accompanying an unrelated ad for Tone Difficibility and Price instruments by Thos Cocchan & Tros.
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Dad Franklin
Wee Belknap Riles
Texas Volunteers
Houston Street
Soledad
Phil
Shook
Tie
Chicago
San Antonio
Avith
Velktiaps
Florida
San Virtorio
Otto Riche
G. Pranklin
Avis
Death of Hitor Collins in Wyoming Street
W. M. Collins aged 50 died on Wyoming street yesterday after a surgery. Undertakers J T Durnett & Co sent the body to Decatur Texas with his wife and son. The Woodsmen of the World escort assisted to the depot. Deceased edited and owned a Decatur livestock journal. He was a Confederate veteran and a Mason.
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W. M. Collins
Wyoming Street
Decatur
Tex
J.T. Durnett & Co
Fast 3 Hk
Avife and Son
Woodsmen
Abe
The
Masons
Jgnights
Pythins
Dr Fanning offers free consults for noninvasive cure
Doctor Fanning advertises miracle cures without drugs or surgery at St James Hotel in San Antonio rooms 208 210 and 212. He claims success for afflicted cane and promises no charge for initial consultation.
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Bus
San Antonio
St. James Hotel
Fannlog
Dr. Fanning
Traveling salesman with Christmas orders in town
A warm traveling salesman selling jeans pints for a St. Louis firm is in town to take Christmas orders. He mentions the barbed wire fence wear and tear and a night call with a friend across the street. The note references a call to action and a shop in Mon Et Moich Maun new way co.
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Dake Sayer
St. Louis
Jake
Amy Soo
Mim
Ius Street
Mind is Unbateneen Virte Mori judged insane
The mind is unbateneen Virte Mori was adjudged insane by the Protte court yesterday after Doon. He is 26 years old, born in San Antonio Texas, and accused of attacking with a knife. Flora was placed in the county jail and two officers aided in handling him.
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Sul
Virte Mori
Protte
Doon
Wee
San Antonio
Terman
Gus Obst
Bulvenic
Hat Bis
Leerme
Fritz Leesch
Lorna
Alf
Peter Jonas
Nefendant
Jonas
Flora
Tyro
Texas Stock Market Report Highlights Weeklong Trade
The market shows fair quality stock and steady prices with brisk trade as buyers seek deals in cool weather. Texas livestock, including cattle and sheep, show mixed gains. notable sales include J E Teagherty of Midland selling 676 cows at St Louis and several consignments from Galveston and Bandera.
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Diag
Pho Commission
J. E. Teagherty
Midland
St. Louis
Tt. M. Colling
Decatur
Texas
San Antonio
Stockwell
Texas Shock
Texas Shock Sod Farm Journal
Gonicdersire
Slaughter
Colorado
Gt. Louis
Dw! Bros
Pecos
Wansas
McCarl
Cameron
Evans
Stevharn Tiyntontitvans — Commdsslon
Ceid Bauinger
Chad Miller
Fenda
Mel. G. Liebell
Bandera
Gregor Ant
Willan Casslit
Keackenridge
Stevens
Ealyes
President Fordyce praises shared toil and growth of the road
The piece recalls S. W. Fordyce thanking colleagues as he departs the Catron road command, noting seventeen years of service and the road’s rise from weakness to strength. The column also mentions a retiree farewell and a city tax collection anecdote, highlighting civic Buren chatter and a Christmas joke.
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T. TR Wthea
Catron
St. Louis
Sto
Iice
W. Fordyce
Pie Loys
Rhea
Community Church and Parish Notices for Local Religious Groups
A collection of schedules and notices from IME Churches St John and St Paul Episcopal churches St Johns parish St Pauls Episcopal church and others list communion times Sunday services Sunday school and choir notices women’s meetings and lectures at Herfi's hall and academy readings and mixed religious services across multiple local venues with free seating and welcome messages for attendees.
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Wirst Church of
Gurst
Avenue
Oelock
Wirst Spiritualist Society
Herfi’s Hall
Adren Iryanktin Brown
St. John’s Piscopal Church
Novi Cherry Street
Burnet Street
Wie. TE. Guion
ALA
A. T. Burleson
BH. W. Burleson
Academy
Tolin
Chureai
Nueva
South Press
Conrad ‘B. Golides
M.amatory
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