Carden's tact saves day in Texas party meeting
Dallas Feb 6 George A Carden chairman of the democratic state committee calls an executive meeting in Fort Worth on Feb 16 to fill vacancies under election law and to decide the site for the state convention that will choose delegates to the national in Denver July 7 Fort Worth Galveston San Antonio Mineral Wells and Waco contend for hosting duties while the full committee will not meet.
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Byoeial
Dallas
Tex
George A. Carden
Late
Sued & Cal
Fort Worth
Penvar
Colo
Will.a. Morries
Bexar Cousty
Galveston
Mineral Wells
Waco
Carden
Denver
Franco and Catherine Wright wed at the Menger Hotel in San Antonio
Reports from Madrid say ex Portuguesa prime minister Franco and Catherine Wright of Oklahoma married last night at 8 in the Menger Hotel parlors. Rev Frank Wright performed the ceremony with Franks Atkins as best man and Edwin Ludlow as matron of honor. Only relatives and close friends attended the dinner, while guests watched the procession from the manor to the dining room.
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Robert H. Morris
Las Deporannas
Mex
Catherine Wright
Oklahoma
Allen Wright
Frank Wright
Dallas
Vv. Atkins
Las Raperanais
Edwin Ludlow
Menger
Federal saloon foes press for federal dry option shield
Washington February 1 representatives from the Anti Saloon League of America Women’s Christian Temperance Union Presbyterian and United Presbyterian churches and other Christian groups urged the House Judiciary Committee to report favorably on Will bills designed to protect dry local option districts from interstate and intrastate liquor shipments and to grant border line authority to Congress over liquor bound for prohibition areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Anti- Saloon League of America
Women's Christian Temperance Union
The
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
House Committee On Judiciary
Clayton
Alabama
Shonts Case Dropped After Gowns Raid
Treasury will take no further action after customs inspectors raided the home of Theodore B. Shonts and Mrs. Shonts over gowns imported from Europe for their daughter Theodora who is to marry Chamlein on February 16. Dozens of gowns were inspected and information was sent to Col Edward Fowler. Roosevelt and Secretary Cartelyou reportedly agreed there was no cause for confiscation on smugging charges. The affair may be reopened if new authority arises.
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Wuahington
Treasury Department
Hyodore
B. Shonts
Europe
Col. Fowler
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyor
Shanty 48
Roosevelt
Shantx
Cartelyou
AP denies Pacific fleet expansion report
The Associated Press is authorized to declare there is no truth to the telegram from Watifax claiming a material increase in the British Pacific squadron. No changes are planned for the Chinese squadron, and Britain does not intend replacing the old Pacific fleet.
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London
Associated Press
Watifax
Pacific
B.S
Earli
WOUNDED WIANN DOOMED: J T WILSON HURT IN FAMILY FIGHT
In St Louis a physician says John T. Wilson president founder of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes has little chance of recovery after being shot by his brother during a domestic quarrel. Two operations have been performed.
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St Loui
John T. Wilson
International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Lnday
Frank Engelman
Kansas City
Wilson
Senate committee weighs next steps in Browneville probe
The senate committee on military affairs meets to decide further action in the Browneville investigation. No new steps planned until all committee members review the evidence and agree on a course.
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Washington
Senate
Trownevilla
Coxatt Fee Fite
Hobbs Resigns From Texas Rail General Managers Group
We M Hobbs former general manager of the Snp resigns as a member of the General Managers Association of Texas at a Menger hotel meeting He will move to New Orleans to begin a new post A resolution of regret is adopted and Hobbs receives personal good will from all members J B Peter is named acting general manager of the map with a congratulatory resolution The gathering marks the association s first Texas meeting in months with plans for an April meeting by mail and discussion of railway management concerns among senior executives from Texas railroads.
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We. M. Hobbs
Snp
General Managers’ Associator of
Texas
Menger Hotel
Texas Railroads
New Orleans
Hobbs
Tie Texas Railroad
Peter
Map
Menger
General Managers' Association of Texas
Houston
Cl Oller
Unis
Col. G. Hampton
Texas Central
Waco
Association
D. BR. Steeler
Mort
Fort Worth
Mrs Waldorf Astor to Lead Charity Play
Mrs Waldorf Astor will headline a charity theatre event featuring society figures from New York. The production, a French play, aims to raise funds for charitable causes with the proceeds supporting local organizations.
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Marly
Nanuir Langhorne Slaw
George Goult
Pinyo
Astornity
New York
Mri
Waldor Astor
Fetes Continue With U S Navy Officers In Chile
In Puenta Arenas the American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans enjoys social events as Chileans repay hospitality. Departure postponed to Friday night to extend visits, while Admiral Evans recovers from rheumatism. The flotilla will accompany the ships to Cape Espiritu Santo, then separate paths to the north.
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Puenta Arenas
Evans
Rio Janeiro
Cape Plar
Palat
Melde
Ap Niga
Chacubica
Valparaiso
John Hicks
Amerlews
Chile
Prenta Arenas
Chreubnes
Preakfast
Hodpes
Erugey Sapho
Wag Niko
Jury Deliberates in Damages Suit Against Railroad
The jury in the thirty seventh district court is out deliberating the verdict in the damage suit filed by M. A. Hensey against the Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway Co. The remainder of the jury in the same term has been discharged. Tan Gray was granted a divorce from Spencer Cray with custody of their minor child.
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Railroad
M. A. Hensey
Galveston
Harrishurs
San Antonio
Bren
Tan Gray
Spencer Cray
Ain
Weather summary for Bua Antonio and Teiniin
Tonight Friday fair and warmer with a low early. Morning temperatures ranged from 42 to 68. Wind velocity around 6 miles per hour in the morning. Weather office records compare yesterday to last year, with a general country report on page eight.
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Buaantonio
Anil
Ae Ab
Weather Office
Accused Man Fatally Harmed by Mob in Newberry Florida
Reports say Jack Lon, accused in a serious case, was fatally harmed by a mob in Newberry Florida. Details indicate he was attacked while ill, with multiple assailants present. The incident raises questions about local security and justice.
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Uiloesvilla
Fin
Newberry
Florida
Jack Lon
Juhi Saeyp
Indianap olis labor tale hints at union endorsements
J J Mitshell, president of the United Mine Workers, says there is no foundation for rumors about endorsements for the presidency or other offices. He notes miners and allied unions support candidates who favor wage earners and regulatory reforms, while denying specific candidate backing.
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Tndianapolis
Ind. Tech
J.john Mitshell
United Mine Workers
Tadio
United Sia
Vo Turing
Miner's Union
Former San Antonian on Habeas Corpus Release Trial
Ticardo Magon and two others, all former San Antonio residents, seek habeas corpus release in a federal appeal in San Francisco after trials on conspiracy charges against the Mexican government and President Porfirio Diaz. The extradition fight draws interest as courts hear the case amid ongoing legal action and cross border issues.
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San Antonian
Ticardo Magon
Aofanty
Villareas Vod
Libyado
San Francisco
Pera
Thera
Riders Whip Farmer in Nashville Fight
A brief clash in Nashville involved riders whipping a farmer amid tense protests. Local authorities reported several injuries and noted ongoing investigations into the incident and accusations of tobacco entitlements linked to the parties.
Gulf Steamer A Wreck Near Honduras Coast
A cable report from Port Barrios says the steamer Amelin wrecked on a reef off the coast of Honduras. The exact position of the wreck is not given in the message sent to the United Fruit Company.
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United Fruit Company
Spanish
Honduras
New Orleans
Port Barrios
Oreo
Hondura
Shea Leaves City After Brotherhood Meeting
Timothy Shea, vice grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Men and Engineers, departs Peoria Illinois after a week in town to handle matters for the group. He had planned to visit Fort Worth Dallas and El Paso to settle affairs but received a call directing him to Paso. He is expected to travel to other Texas cities before continuing.
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Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotiva Moemen and Magdaomen
Peoria
Jose
el Pasi
Brotherhood
Shea
Worlh
Dallas
Pasa
Texas
Wi Paso
Kart
Worth
San Antonio
Rest in Bank Case McDaniel Matter Heads to Jury
In Austify Byudal at Tha Light, Austin, the government rested at noon today to try McDaniel in connections with the Grangar Monso Bank. The defense will conclude if testimony tomorrow and the jury will be discharged by Saturday. Bank examiner Laas testified in the forenoon under cross examination.
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McDaniel
Money King Morse Fails to Be Found in City Sweep
Persistent search for Charles W Morse, former Bath, Maine merchant and organizer of American Tea Company, continues as creditors press judgments totaling hundreds of thousands. Bank worries and grand juries shadow the case while Morse reportedly sailed for Europe on the Campecla, with attorney asserting a three week absence for rest and to avert crisis. Morse’s fortune previously valued at up to 20 million.
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New York
W. Morse
Bath
Malite
Fhe Buuer
Americn Tea Company
Morse
Fifth Avenue
Big Clty
Lim
Wim
Bank of North America
Mo Fate
York
Steamship Company
Ns Wark
Tle
National Bank
Charles A. Hanna
National Bank of North America
Europe
Hiong Ia
Alten
Albert B. Boardman
Bir
Campecla
Alfred Brown
Mobeso
Insurance Law Note from The Light
Attorney Lock of Dallas attends to insurance agreement matters with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Roburts or Insurance. Lewis Rains and William J. Hart ford of New York, editors of Successful American, plan a lengthy visit focusing on San Antonio features for their publication.
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Austin
Tex
Attorney Lock
Dallas
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Lewis Rains
William J. Hartford
New York
Menger Hotel
Ise
Clute
Amur Can
San Antono
San Antonio
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Delay Browneville
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the Menger
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Mercvt
Est
Brands Labor Tale
Mine Workers
Ors Famiays
Bonar
Bexar
Mariner
Carrie
Bara
Kentucky
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Naren Chiielan
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el Payo
Miasian
Money King
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Robertson
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