Nonterey Briefs And Local News From Monterey
Tourists arrive for winter in Monterey Mesx. The recent stew storm was brief and very cold. The celebration of the Virgin Mary purification ended as a grand affair. The cathedral and bishop’s residence glowed with illumination. Fireworks lit the plazas nightly during Mexican festivities. A printer for the Oficial Journal died at his post. Local merchants complain about freight rates and a war on a narrow entrance. Street paving proceeds quickly while Christmas displays tempt shoppers. San Paulo minors were paid off this week and a new annetter may be built at the San Pablo mine. Tourists continue to pour in for the winter season.
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Monterey
Mesx
Th. K
Ling
Oficial Journal
San Paulo
San Pablo
Inne Vesbers
Cuban funder in Paris supports Cuban cause
A rich Cuban in Paris sent $70,000 in the last month to aid the Cuban junta in exile. Dispatches from the Puerto Plata and San Domingo region quote Cubans and guarantors urging Carthey to share information and to place 100 rifles in reserve, underscoring continued devotion to their cause amid ongoing anxiety.
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New York
Paris
Jurthal Puerto Latte
San Demiogo
Steamer Salier Reported with 210 Passengers Feared Lost
Special wire from Loulou dated December 12 reports a large immigrant passenger list aboard the Salier. Breian dispatch notes 210 aboard including one German, 113 Russians, 25 Galicians, and 71 Spaniards. Authorities fear all are lost, though denial is not issued.
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Llyors
Loulou
Liyeds
Hero
Fie
Bre Ian
Supreme court rules telegraph firm liable for errors
In Kansas City on December 12 the Missouri Supreme Court held a telegraph company liable for transmission mistakes. It struck down the printed contract on telegrams that claimed non liability for repeated messages as invalid and unenforceable.
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Shlegraph
Anecal
Kausas City
Supreme Court of
Bissouri
Supreme Court
Biabk
Choctaws Reach Agreement With Dawes Commission
Delegates representing the Choctaws have come to an agreement with the Dawes commission to allot lands and abolish tribal government after eight years. Townsites will be set aside to be sold to citizens and non citizens barred.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Choctaws
Dawes Commission
Labor Meeting Opens in Cincinnati With AFL Leaders
Special wire from Sunday Light reports the American Federation of Labor beginning its annual session in Cincinnati next Monday. President Gompers, Secretary Lennon, and many delegates arrived tonight. The auditing committee is preparing the annual report.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Lennon
Idaho Woman Suffrage Wins With 6000 Vote Margin
Boise Dec 12 Women in Idaho have won suffrage as the Supreme court rules an amendment passes if it receives a majority of votes cast on the proposition, even if not a majority of all votes at the election. The suffrage amendment garnered about 6000 more votes than opponents.
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Petticoats
Boise
Idaho
Supreme Court
Laurada ofp Valencia cleared to enter Valencia
Madrid Dec 12 The former filiba stori ng steamer Laurada from Moravia for American ports has arrived off Valencia where it plans to finish cargo. It is believed the steamer may be barred from entering Valencia as Spanish cruiser Unintioa Teresa has been ordered to Valencia at once.
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Latrada
Valencia
Madrid
Filiba
Laurada
Moravia
Unintioa Teresa
Veteran J D Carbella Dies After Month in City
J D Carbella, an invalid resident of Son talana, died yesterday afternoon at No OT Peres street De. The report notes his month long stay in the city and records his passing.
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J. D. Carbella
Sontalana
Ted City
No. OT Peres Street
Death of Antonio Maceo Shocks Cuban Exile World
A Cuban agent reports General Antonio Maceo has died in Havana amid treachery allegedly tied to his physician and a Havana captain. The article traces Maceo’s rise from militia to major general, his fierce leadership in the Cuban war, and his perilous path through battles, exile, and renewed resistance, noting the widespread belief Spaniards fear his enduring drive for Cuban independence.
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Cuba
Spain
Trocha
Macco
Maceo
Metor
Turkish Minister Denies Armenian Protests In Olney Note
Special to Sunday Light, Washington, Dec 12. The Turkish minister says he has received no instructions from his government nor official statements to the State Department regarding the president’s message on Armenian troubles. Olney rejects newspaper rumors and notes there has been no protest from any source. The minister also declines to convey any dissent from the official reports.
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Sunday Light
Washington
Congress
Uckigh
Olney
Vorrel
Iis
State Department
United States
Asiel
Count of Texas Voth Envisioned Returns by State Officers
The secretary of state and governor will canvass the returns for all state officers including the governor, lieutenant governor, and district judges next Monday after the election. The legislature will dispose of the portion of the ticket not noticed.
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Counf
Texas
Vox
Ayill
Investigation of Navy Material Fraud Resumes Monday
Special Wire Ko Sumlagy Light reports the committee appointed to investigate charges of fraud in inferior shipyard materials for the new battleships, now under construction at Newport, will resume its inquiry next Monday. Three thousand workmen are on layoff during the investigation.
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Washington, Bee
Newport
Fuller Assumes Post as First Office Assistant
Judge J. A. Fuller of San Antonio arrives in Austin to take the role of first office assistant to the attorney general, a position he was recently appointed to fill.
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Tully Fuller
Austin
Tex
J. A. Fuller
San Antonio
Eva Jones Fined for Cutting Julia Gibbs in Austin
In Austin Texas on December 12 Eva Jones was fined ten dollars by Recorder Calton after a court hearing for cutting Julia Gibbs. Gibbs sustained three knife wounds two in the left side and one on the shoulder and was able to testify against Jones.
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Julia Gibbs
Eva Jones
Austin
Tex
Eva Joues
Calton Thia Morning
Tulia Gibbs
Eva
Julia
Strike Ends At Pacific Rolling Mills In San Francisco
San Francisco December 12 workers at the Pacific Rolling Mills have ended their strike after agreeing to a ten percent wage cut. About forty employees will resume work Monday and the remaining half are expected back within a day or two.
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San Francisco
Pacific Rolling Mills
Remembered TK Departed Special Wire To Sunray Light
Austin Texas December 12 Today in the 26th District court suitable resolutions were presented on the death of the late Judge A B Walker who died about six weeks ago. Judge Walker was the court reporter for Texas at the time of his death and held a prominent position at the Texas bar.
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Sunray Light
Austin
Tex
26Th District Court
Walker
Texas
Tme
Texas Bar
Morse removed as Walworth postmaster in Dec
Walworth N. Y. Dec 12 G A Morse Democratic postmaster of this place has been removed and replaced by I W Baker a lifelong Republican It is reported Morse was removed for being an active supporter of W J Bryan In the late campaign Provident Cleveland wrote his sister Mrs L T Yoomans here who had helped secure Morse s appointment asking what was the matter with her T outlining several recitals
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Morse
Walworth N
G. A. Morse
I. W W. Baker
W. J. Bryan
Provident Cleveland
L. T. Yoomans
Sevrecalved
Spain to Protest Cleveland Language on Cuba and Spain
Spanish Bluff notes report a cabinet meeting where Premier Canovas and seventy ministers decided to send a diplomatic note to European powers protesting President Cleveland's Cuba and Spain references. The cortes will be convened to approve the cabinet declaration and reforms in the Antilles depending on the suppression of the rebellion in Cuba.
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Muri
Oy Furma
Sounell Wan
Cleveland
Cuba
Snd
Sparta
United States Congress
Tore
Witel
Spain
Cubs
Cortes
Antilles
Widow accused of brutal attack on daughter in Alabama
A widow named Smith in Opelika Alabama reportedly attacked her young daughter with a large knife during a spell of derangement. The child was severely wounded and is expected to die. Authorities say the mother has been acting under what are described as fits or spells.
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Movier
Sunday Light
Opelika
Ala
Dee
Smith
Accident to a tramp in Ticksonville details scarce
A rough OCR fragment reports a trampling incident on a Sunday near Ticksonville involving a white tramp said to be the son of a retired New York broker. The leg injury description is garbled and the exact location and outcome remain unclear.
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Sponiil
Ticksonville
Mla
Der
R. We Stone
White Tramp
New York City
Howie
Deland
Emperor orders strict inquiry into crown council scandal
Official journal reports that the emperor orders the strictest inquiry to discover authors of the ill letters against high figures at the crown council held October 7 at Hubertusatock. It states Bara Von Luetzow, just jailed for eighteen months for forgery, was named as author of the scandalous article in the West Montag journal.
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Berl, Dee
Phe Relehezanzelger
Aficiil
Hubertusatock
Cous
Bara von Luetzow
West Montag
Tried and Found Guilty In Dougherty County Case
Warren Cunningham, a Black man, was tried at a special Dougherty Superior court session in Albany Georgia for assaulting a young white woman named Camp. The jury convicted him in four minutes without recommendation and he was sentenced to be hanged. He was returned to Macon under heavy militia guard to await execution.
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Sueeres
Afnvon
Warren Cunningham
Albany
State
Camp
Dougherty Superior Court
Spance
Cunningham
Afacon
Bibb County
Mrs. Rentz Acquitted in Florida Murder Trial
Mrs Loy Rentz of Jacksonville Florida was acquitted in circuit court of murder for shooting Perry Lyne during a dispute that followed her desertion by Lyne who left his family. The verdict ends a case detailing frequent quarrels and a fatal shot.
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Nena
Jacksonville
Fla
Loy Rentz
Perry Lyne
Land Company in Trouble Receiver Sought for Elyton Firm
Special wire reports the Elyton Land Company facing financial trouble as a receiver is being asked. Assets are placed at 2,000,000 dollars while liabilities run about 1,700,000.
Georgetown Business Boom Sparks Downtown Construction
Georgetown Texas is in a building boom as several merchants move in or expand. The Tamber merchant completes a $9,000 residence while T R Wade plans a new general store. Limtel moves to Carothera, Clower Co relocates to Nelson, Fleager Whittenburg shift to Steel building, and Woolney Watson to open a job printing shop next week with Sentinel relocation.
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Georgetown
Tex
Nelson
Fleager & Whittenburg
Steel
Woolney & Watson
Mr. Eer
Sentinel
Closing Chapters On Pearl Bryan Murder Trial
The Kentucky Court of Appeals denies Alonzo Walling a new trial and upholds the death sentence for Walling and Jackson in the Pearl Bryan murder case. Reports note the judges’ decisions, potential gubernatorial action, and a related arrest of Frank Robbins for contempt of court.
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Bryukfort
Lanzo Walling
Scout Jaersen
Pearl Bryan
Covington
Court of Appeals
Walling Ilewrial
Agath
Campbell County Clergis
Hammel
W Wazelrigg
Jackson
Har
Supreme Cour
Vrankfort
Alonzo Walling
Hashrigg
Scott Jackson
Frakfort
Frakfort Ky., Dec. 22.—Frank Rubbing, Reporter of the Cincinnati Kinter-Star
Orter
Walling
Robbins
Senate
Striking Dovkur Workers Seek Talks With Employers
Hamburg dispatch reports striking dovkurs showing signs of weakness as union members elect a committee at their meeting to coordinate with employers seeking negotiations.
Nashville banker sentenced for falsifying checks
Spurr, acting as president of the National Commercial Bank, was sentenced in Nashville Tennessee on December 12 to two years and six months in prison for falsifying checks. Judge Severns handed down the verdict after earlier conviction.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tudge Severns
AM. A. Spurr
National Commercial Bank
Death of Mrs Annie Marie Hotz at East Street corner
Mrs Annie Marie Hotz died yesterday at her residence at the corner of East Stitehell and South Presa Streets, aged 43. She was the wife of Julius Hotz Sr a noted dairyman who died about a year ago. Several children survive her in a locally well known family.
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Annie Marie Hots
East Stitehell
South Presa Rircels
Julius Hotz
Tennessee Exposition aims lift with Texas city aid
Commissioner J M Willamy leads Texas effort to back the Tennessee Exposition at Nashville from May 4 to November 1 1897. He seeks cooperation of Tone Star state cities and has secured exhibits from Austin Houston and San Antonio. Thirteen states have decided to have official buildings and several more await legislative approval for funding.
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J. M. Willamy
Tennessee
Nashville
Texas
Tone Star
Chicago
Austn
Houston
San Antoni
States of the Union
Venezuelan Treaty Seen Known to Caracas Officials
Washington reports from official sources state that all details of the Venezue lan treaty were conveyed to the Venezuelan minister before he left and by him to President Grespo by cable, with government approval obtained in advance. Officials deny any truth to claims of a Venezuelan uproar and label such attacks as political and exaggerated.
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Washington, D. C
Ifore
Washington
Grespo
Caracas
Veurznelam
Dignatchea
Venesaete
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