Cardinal Gibbons OAS Prohibition Interview Details Sentiments
In an interview published today Cardinal Gibbons advocates prohibition as a practical tool, arguing high licenses curb saloon alcohol sales in large communities while licensing bans aim to suppress intemperance in rural areas. He suggests revoking licenses for violations and warns against laws certain to be violated.
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Grleabs
Cardinal Ghihans
Prohibition
Publishel
Kays
Lam
Country Rest and Ghost Dance Echo Rail Outlook
New York figure James Hill of the Great Northern says summer railroad earnings may fall short of last year’s due to fewer large plants, but more people will demand rest. He notes farmers will need wheat and idle equipment is down from the country average, though winter hurt comparisons. He cannot predict how long conditions will last.
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New York
Hen
James Hill
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Great Northern
Hili
Hill
Entertainers named for Tex cattlemen convention
Charles B. Maluly, president of the Business Men's club, announced the entertainment committee for the Texas cattlemen's convention to be held in San Antonio March 18 to 20. Otto Wohler chairs the panel, with many members listed, and the first meeting set for next Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.
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Charles B. Maluly
Chuir
Nove
Vyexay
Catlemens Association
San Antonio
Lone Star
Otto Wohler
J. J. Kolkernal
H. L. Halt
J. Vt. Pryor
Henry Boemer
LJ. Hart
Fred W. Guck
Otto Wahr Muund
Ay Joske
Edwin Chamberlain
Joseph H. Frost
J. . Kampmann
Dr. A. Sraves
W. C. Rigsby
Jake Wolff
George Mequard
Nat M. Washer
Silva Heimann
H. Bram Alvert Steves
John J. Stevens
J. J. King
Victor Hugo
Vorles P. Brown
Krinattek
J. GC
Sullivan
B. Muncemann
Jame P. Barclay
J. N. Crown
R. L. Ball
D. A. Goeth
0. Carrel
Sam C. Ball
Poole
Morse in Europe on return to New York shows strain
O W Morse of New York, aboard the Campania at Liverpool, plans to return home on the Etruria after receiving a cable from New York altering his plans to proceed to the continent. He landed looking worried and avoided discussing finances or prospects.
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O. W. Morse
New York
Mr. Morse
Campania
Shen le
Morse
Mt Talia
Etruria
Los
Dead King Consigned to Rest Amid Lisbon Funeral Crowd
Simple peasants and tradesmen paid tribute to King Carlos and his son Latiz in a somber Lisbon funeral held at San Vincento church. Troops lined the route as European and American missions attended, and crowds from nearby towns joined the mass to mourn the rulers shot a week earlier, closing the bloody February 1 tragedy.
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Web
Carlos
Latiz
Portugal
San Vincento
Royal Chapel
Europe
America
Colquitt Announces Reelection Bid for Texas Auditor
Commissioner Colquitt issued his candidacy statement today for reelection. He states he has devoted unstintingly to the duties of the office to serve the people of the state.
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Tex
Colquth
Ames J Hill Offers Cautious View of National Affairs
Ames J Hill of the Great Northern railroad in New York today viewed the national mood with attention to corporate and international concerns. He stays in close touch with conditions in the northwest and, while not an alarmist, prefers to assess the situation directly and pragmatically.
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Ames J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
New York
Webare
Northwest
Sun Who Slew Parent Pleads for Mercy
Jackson Kentucky February funeral of Judge James Hirgis, slain by an unknown assailant. The burial took place at Crown Knob in a family plot by the north fork of Kentucky. The tragedy links to Judge Hargis and three brothers who died by bullet wounds. The murderer, Deadh Hargis, viewed the father's body before burial and pleaded for mercy at the Breathitl jail.
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Jackson
James Hirgis
Rob
Little
Crown Knob
North Fork
Kentucky
Hargis
Mrs Morgan Leaves for California by Southern Pacific Train
Mrs Morgan, wife of a New York magnate, left for California this morning aboard a train of the Southern Pacific railroad. The journey is described as private and accompanied by two women who complete her party.
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Ierpont Morgan
New York
Muagcer
California
Tralia
Southern Pacific
Reilrond
Bombs Destroy Spagliaini Brickfront on Hiddle Street
Explosion wrecked the front of the Spagliaini Manufacturing building owned by Vito Viviing and brother Itallius on Hiddle street. Glass panes shattered and holes were sawed in the woodwork likely to receive bombs. Viviing and his family, living upstairs, were unharmed. Vito Viviing claimed the attack may be the work of a known enemy.
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New York
Web
Spagliali
Vito Viviine
Itallius
Hiddle Street
Vivining
Vito Viviind
Tad
Financier Gates and Son Quit Speculative Game
Rumors say Charles G. Gates son of John W. Gates sold his seat on the stock exchange and will stay long in California. Brokers believe he severed all exchange ties before leaving. A seat reportedly sold for 63000 after a 61000 price in February 1901.
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Gates and Son
New York
Wall Street
Charles G. Gates
John W. Gates
Stock Exchange
Elither
Gates
California
Befong
Exchange
Ates
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Morris planned
Funeral services for Mrs Lydia Morris, who died February 11, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from her residence at 3304 West Ifmud ton Street. Rev Nolen Z Harmon will conduct the rites and interment will be in City cemetery No.
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West Houston Street
Lydia Morris
Hey Late
West
Ifmudton Street
Nolen Z. Harmon
City Cemetery No
Local Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Forecast calls for showers tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. The 12 hour low was 54 degrees and the high 86. Winds were calm at 8 am. Year over year, conditions at the weather office show changes in temperature and precipitation patterns.
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Chameraing
Dow
Reanyeran
Abe
Valentine Verse Contest at The San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light invites poems for a Valentine contest with cash prizes and a month of daily publication. Submit one side of paper by February 1H, signed with name and address, to the Valentine Editor, The Light. Entries judged by competent judges. awards announced February 18.
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Office of the Light
Chan & Velock
Ini
San Antonis
Alf Valentine
Valentine Edtor
San Antonio
Valentina
Fleet clears for extend leg of journey into Pacific
Punta Arenas Chile reports American battleships and flotilla clearing Narboy at 1 am to begin a westward route through the Magellan Strait. They will hug the Chilean coast toward Valparaiso, then head toward Talithuan with torpedo boats splitting at Smyth Channel as ships skirt heavy seas for safer passage.
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Chile
Narboy
Lalfort
Pacific
America
Cape Forward
Loy Amerles
Valpayalso
Cones
Smyth Channel
Magellan Strait
Usis Channel
Talithuian
Punta Arona
County order forces removal of Southwestern wires from courthouse
County commissioners voted unanimously to remove Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone wires from the county courthouse within three days. If not removed, the county will remove them, with potential injunctions and damage suits against the Southwestern company, its bondsmen, and the county. The San Antonio company may supply service to those who pay.
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Vicus
Board of County Commissioners
Light
Southwestern Company
Tobin
Charles Stevens
Southwestern
San Antonio
Court of Civil Appeals
Shane
Asx
San Antonio Telephone Company
Southwéstare Telephone Company
Texas
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