Reluctant visitors and political waffling noted at county event
Fragmentary remarks discuss Relacka not visiting ie oti ball and praise for Tom Shick as a NB MAN for county ruin. Text references political figures Davy Oroockatl and A. Drila Russi, with mentions of visitors from the National Press association and a Satt Attonlo’s venige. The piece floats opinions on ballots, appointments, and influence without clear events.
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Relacka
Tom Shickle
Otte Witbrround
GC. A. Arnold
Satt Attonlo
National
Tresg Association
Death of Miss Erna Itelow Hugo at 16
Miss Erna Itelow Hugo died yesterday evening at her parents residence 726 Mailiayvenue. She was sixteen years old and had been ill for a week. The funeral services were held this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Erna Itelow Hugo
Evelling
Charles Hugo
Mailiayvenue
Public urged to ring central station for fire alarms
Public alert notice requests residents to call Box 527 Central Five station by telephone for fire alarms instead of contacting the police station first. It states dialing police causes a delay of minutes, increasing risk during fires.
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Central Five
Eight Hour Day Move Backed by City Unions
A Meyers lint meeting of city trades unions convened by the Trades Council debated adopting an eight hour work day. Carpenters led by example, pledging to define eight hours as a day, others largely leaning to support. A committee will confer with contractors, reporting broad favorable sentiment and little discord.
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Meyer
Lint
Trades Council
Anu
Indigorouls
Onp Prguulattion
Carpenters
Weather Conditions For the Next Twenty Four Hours
Local forecast for San Antonio and vicinity for 86 hours from dawn through Sunday. Low pressure in the northwest moves southeast to central Western Nebraska with a rise in temperatures in Nebraska Kansas and Kansas. High pressure along the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains cools Dakota Colorado and Western Nebraska. Cloudy in eastern Rockies and mountain valleys. clear areas in the northwest. Temperature 79, humidity 88, past mean 30.
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San Antonio
Sicinity
Ba. m. Rou
Yale Towight
Nebraska
Kansas
Kinkowa
Rtocky Mountains
Dakota
Colorado
Hockies
Moetr
Protest and passage of Waco charter amendments in Texas House
State House records show a lively session with protests over the Waco city charter amendment and a final roll call on the bill. The assembly also addressed county road funding, city light commissions, and a reform bill on county and state finances amid speeches by several representatives.
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Moore
Austin
Tex
Thailway
San Antonio
Dusin
Waco
Court of Nucees
Senate
House
Waco Clinder
Studer
Wolters
Burns
Drowne
Childs
Bexar
Col. Mc
Wheo
Bird
McVennan
Fisher
Williamson
Henderson
Hardin County
Herassment
Tita County
Legislative notes on bills and committee actions in the Senate
The Senate committee on towns and city corporations reported on revising and paying obligations barred by statutes of limitation. Education bills stalled, and a joint resolution studied Farrens land registration. Several measures introduced or advanced, including taxes by counties and towns, corporate definitions, epileptic asylum issues, and witness competency. Committees on roads and bridges announced. bills passed engrossment and read through.
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Cattey
Committee On Towns and City Corporations
Cltter
Committee On Education
Bailey
Kerr
Farrens
Stafford
Prutlle Rons
Lerdagantian
Ly Lewis
Rogers
Bultey
Curt
Civil Court of Appeals
Lewis
DHS
Statesmen Visit From Austin Prompts City Reception
The Statesmen from Austin arrived by the International last evening, welcomed by San Antonio citizens. A large reception committee hosted a banquet at the Malinke Hotel with extensive toasts and speeches from local and Texas leaders. Over 150 guests attended including family members, and plans include a city drive to the Alamo and Fort Sam Houston before returning tonight. The revival at Trinity Methodist Church, led by Rev. S C Morrison, continues daily with 10 am and 7:34 pm services and music by Rev. R L Belle.
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Hey
Austin
San Antonin
San Antonio
House
Senate
Slayden
I. Burnett
C. Trine
Otto Wahermend
Frank Aenold
IT. Bushiick
Wm. Aubrey
Drought
G. Newton
Oscar Bergshon
H. ©. Barnard
Leen
Malincke Hotel
St. Duden
Texas
Plains
Fiberty Land
Ton, J. &. Stayden
Addities
Drew
Teran
Martly
Coryell
of. J. Drought
Stafford
Blair
Bexar
West Texas
Pace
Lot Aortham
Aubrey
Bashick
Dhe
Nui
Alamo
Fort Sam Houston
Scholz
aAustin
Trinity M. E. Church
S. C. Morrison
R. L. Belle
Morrison
Chiren
Texas battleship Texas to receive silver service is noted
An article reports the battleship Texas will carry a new silver service and other gifts from Galveston and related societies. It describes pieces including a sugar bowl, cracker bow and crown, engraved by Sidney Sherdon Chapter, Daughters of the Republic. A presentation speaker is named with tentative dates and committee notes. The piece mentions health concerns and a physician's cautious outlook.
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Unkveston
Vox
Feho
Texas
Dila Port Anwever
Piitetwr
Sidney Stieraman Rhapter
Mugene A. Tewkine, Jr
Bichelnus
Steven W. Avalin
Taunton
Republic
Ashlawy Outlook Confused Senate Vote Talk
A misspelled wire report from Montgomery discusses a constitutional fight and the Senate. It notes a split outlook with Republicans opposing a $1 measure and Democrats facing pressure as a governor and lobby push for defeat.
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Montgomery
Senate
Grau Opera Company Opens at Grand Opera House
Grau Opera Company begins Tuesday night a run of five nights and two matinees at the Grand Opera House closing next Saturday. The company features leading star Miss Alles Johnson, a talented opera queen and finished scholar. Programs change each performance with popular prices.
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Grau Opera Company
Grand Oper House
Alles Johnson
Turkesy's Ultimatum Shadows Greece Crisis
Special wire reports that Constantinople warns the powers will attack Greece in Thessaly if restraint fails. Washington dispatches indicate Hill aims to close the Passianuve cre bassins. Speaker Reed may block action unless privileges are met.
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Constantinople
Porte
Orkey
Greece
Thessaly
Grete
Washington
Reed
Hooker
Senate
Fae
General Joseph Shelby Dead in Missouri 1831–1893
Special wires recount the life of General Joseph Orville Shelby born Lexington Kentucky 1831 who rose as a Confederate cavalry leader in Missouri Arkansas and Texas, warned by valor and controversy. The obituary notes his later roles as a freighter in Mexico and United States Marshal for Missouri and cites his stance on federal authority during the Civil War era.
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Sansas City
Mos
Joseph Orville Shelby
Wis
Lexington
Mixanwri
Waverns
Lafayette
Kansas
Shelby
Soluwen
Confesserte
Soth
Joty Price
Shelly
Cormmise
Leutenant
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
oRrent Duany
Mexico
Maximilian
Corsicana
Houston
Austin
Rabb
Treasury
Rayal of
Confederacy of Texas
San Antonio
Engle Aca
Maxiallian
Pacific Coast
California
Cleveland
Gev. Stone
United States
Stone
Lee
Appomatox
Madman's crime ends family tragedy in Kentucky
Lexington February thirteenth reports a devastating scene as John Marrs killed his four year old son John and injured his one year old daughter Helen before taking his own life. A servant fled the room as Marrs shot himself after a frantic struggle with his wife and sister in law Atlas Marrs. Helen survived but badly injured. Ida Marrs remains precariously wounded but alive. Neighbors found the scene with a bloodied bed and a pistol forgotten in the room. The family had ties to Kaulmanny & Co clothiers. A separate note mentions wool prices and a sale to an eastern woolen textile maker.
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Lexington
John Magra
John
Helen
Tia
Marrs
Kaulrnaiy & Co. Clothiers
Ida Marrs
Marvelg
Jan
Charters Filed and Bonds Redeemed in Texas
Sincdal Wire reports from Austin on February 13 that several charters were filed with the secretary of state including Gulf Coast Telephone Company of Corsicana with capital stock $10,000 Rodgers-McKnight General Merchandise Company of Arlington with real estate and $40,000 in stock and Gatesville Sunny Company of Gatesville with $26,000 capital. Frills County today redeemed $3,000 in courthouse bonds and $2.04 in bridge funds.
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Sincdal
Sunday Light
Austin
Tex
Utule
Gulf Coast Telephone Company
Corsicana
Rodgers-McKnight General Asertchandise Company
Arlington
Neanhal Stack
Tic
Gatesville Sunny Company
Gatesville
Capital Slack
Frils County
President visits Arkdale farm to shoot ducks near Widewater
Widewater Va Feb 13 The Mapte steamer anchored off Widewater station as President Cleveland joined D G Gautier of New York for a duck shoot on Arkdale farm three miles south of Widewater. The president and party went to blinds and began shooting with bright prospects for a good day.
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Widewater
Mgnthouse
Mapte
Richmond Fredericksburg
Potomac
Cleveland
D. G. Gautier
New York City
Arkdale Farm
Aid for India ships aid to transport famine relief
Washington February 13. In the Senate Perkins introduced two joint resolutions authorizing the navy to place a suitable American steamship at the disposal of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce to transport wheat and corn or chatter to India as famine relief, with the appropriation to be made. Morgan sought to discuss the abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty but was stopped by Sherman. Executive business then resumed.
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India
Washington
Benate Ar
Perkins
Navy
Chamber of Commerce of
San Francisco
Morgan
Sherman
Elutic
Senate
Venezuela Satisfied Prompt Boundary Assurances Report
Washington reports Caracas has provided assurances that the Venezuelan boundary will be promptly raised and addressed. Officials state the border issue is being resolved with satisfactory commitments from Venezuela.
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Venezuela
Sunday Light
Washington
Caracas
Prices at Jackson swine auction reach 35 to 100
At an auction site in Jackson Mississippi on February 13 prices for hogs ranged from 35 to 100. A Poloami China sow sold for the highest bid to G G Coumeth of Williamsville Wisconsin.
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Tackson
Miss
G. G. Coumeth
Williamsville
Mississini
Ghio River
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