Contested City Alderman Election in Fifth Ward
An election contest claims illegal votes were counted for Mahneke instead of Vogter. Relator seeks recount, removal, and costs, alleging wrong totals at precinct Nu. 1 and miscounted ballots across the Fifth ward race between Mahneke and Vogter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceats
J. Vogter
Ludwig
Mahimeke
L. Db
Pood
Terrell
Mahnecke
Vogter
Cusmer
Tuxne
Vogler
Matisuke Ougled
Voler
Jnser
Madhneke
Mubneke
Martin A
Wmanneke
Murti
Mahneke
Sagal
Rlntoe
Yollims
Muhneke
Tin Can Peddler Fined For Vagrant Act
Warlace Hateman described as a nondescript street figure in a suit made mainly of old tin cans frightened many children before being fined $50 by Recorder Lewis for vagrancy. He had just served ten days for the same charge but stated he would not leave the city because he had too much freight to carry. Officer Bader arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlace Hateman
Negro Henry Wilson Fined for Dis orderly Conduct
Henry Wilson, a 10 dollar fine, was charged by the recorder for disorderly conduct after he poured two bucketfuls of water on a sick Mexican at the I N G depot to wake him. A white boy, Charles Grady, aided the act and was arrested. Recorder Lewis settled seven delinquents yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wilson
Editorial Callers on Tikht Last Evening
Callers listed include Edward P. Suter of Type Pounders Co Britimore and editor Kevening Post Z G Cash man Vickaburg Mise Mrs S Isadore Miner editor Dallas Semi weekly News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awan
Edward P. Suter
Type Pounders Co
Britimore
Z. G. Cashman
Kevening Post
Vickaburg
Mise
S. Isadore Miner
Dallas
Love’s Afsire: Father Arrests Son Over Horse Theft
Elis Love appeared before County Attorney TeWilk and filed an affidavit alleging his 19 year old son rode away with an older man’s horse. The suspect allegedly planned to swap horses and evade detection, leading to an arrest on a warrant. The father urged lawful punishment while his wife supported the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis Love
TeWilk
Lin Son
Tie
Tustice Jones
Jones
Alo
Nashville Centennial features rival crack teams and displays
The Nashville Centennial in June will host two military displays as Belknap Hills drill intensely for a top San Antonio team led by Capt McAday. The Levit defected unit and a long list of named soldiers and privates appear in a rostered defense of the event with Belknap Hills promising their best team yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belknaps
Nashville
Texas
Belknap Hills
McAdoy
Nashville Hill
San Antonio
Levit
Woes and Fire Report From West Coat Area
A fragmented report mentions a silo fire, a still image from a file, and a kitchen range blaze near a company area. The text references a large fire incident and surrounding activity with unclear dates and names, indicating a local disturbance or accident scene.
Unclear text on baseball contract negotiations and deals
Fragmentary report notes unsettled contracts for San Pedeo Springs team and players Micker Clem Kise and Murer Dacc. Negotiations still in progress with the rocky clubgrounds deal pending. No formal signings yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joegrion
San Pedeo Springs
Lng
Micker Clem Kise
Murer Dacc
Shot Frol At The Fine Injures Mexican Girl Six
Six year old Jesusa Hernendez was shot in the thigh at home on South Frio street yesterday. The child, seated near the fireplace, heard a pistol report and felt the bullet strike. Dr. Menger and Dr. Withers treated the girl, probing without locating the bullet. A second examination is planned. The home is a frame shack in a corral inhabited by poor people. Two couples were licensed to wed: Jesse Foster and Josse Crackett, Anastacio Rodriguez and Brigida Shuncher. Dr Villarreal was injured in a runaway on Paschal square yesterday afternoon. his buggy was wrecked and his shoulder dislocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesusa Hernendez
South Frio Street
Yesterdiy
Menger
Withers
Jesse Foster
Josse Crackett
Anastacio “Rodriguez
Brigida ‘Huncher
Taina Amt
Shiels
Municipal shakeup under Mayer Gavignan anticipated
Report outlines planned curtailment in city offices and layoffs after Mayer Gavignan takes office. Police records, clerk, and recorder staff may be reduced while Theodore Vineke appears set for city clerk. Fire and other departments also face reorganizations and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Gavignan
Hyself
Tivodore Vineke
Mong
Ling & Fine Mat
Aston
Jim Collins
Tobin
Houston Budget Reflections on Railly Verdict and Local Affairs
Houston notes recount the Railly verdict and its impact on Bayou City society. Reports discuss the Williams case, juror reactions, and political theater, plus local business, weddings, epidemics, and a shooting incident near Fair Grounds. The piece closes with a body found in the Bayou following a prior disappearance.
Postal Receipts Show January Decline in 1906
Postmaster General Wilson reports January 1897 receipts for the 30 largest post offices at 2,594,911 while January 1906 total reached 2,944,254, a net decrease of 349,343. Eight major offices including New York and Chicago fell, with only nine smaller offices showing gains. The Postal Service decline signals a broader business downturn. New Orleans notes a despondent mood across commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
New York
Chicago
Philantrida
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Clieluee
Brooklyn
Cleverengey
Ceculms
Lallimore
Cleversou
Detcuil
Miwanikes
Minneanatis
Provedence
Albany
Newark
Warnings Amid Greek War Tensions Reported Abroad
A Paris dispatch says the Kaiser sent a note to the King of Greece warning to cease war preparations. Diplomats in St Petersburg express confidence that Powers may avert conflict, though tensions rise as dispute over routes compounds the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speriay
Lontktin
Paris
Greneo
St. Peesburg
Dungee
Death and fire unravel grim tragedy in North Carolina
A chaotic fragment details a deadly blaze in Midningto North Carolina with mentions of enslaved people, a family bereavement, and a partitioned loss of property estimated around $29,000. The account references Gary Cox a sewing machine agent and a husband who perished after attempting to rescue his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midningto
N.C
Smenti
Tou
Windvek
Gary Cox
PBC
Tooa
Another Mill Arrangen Fmedal Wire to Sunday Night
An event announces a bout between the challenger and champion to be held in Ca yinkd on March 17 as part of Milasimmona Night. The agreement was set yesterday by long distance telephone, with final arrangements to be made in Dittehuey Monday. Penvee1 Smith has been prospecting near Neezette, Ki en county, and, with his wife, will be accommodated west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fmedal
Duboi
Denvi
Yati
Himeself
Choyusktia
Cayinkd
Dittehuey
Neezette
Kien
Americans plan celebration of Cabot voyage anniversary
A London meeting on February 20 organized by 17 Americans to arrange the four hundredth anniversary of John Cabot's discovery of North America to be held in Belston in June. Patrick A. Collins presided as U S consular general with a committee led by Ambassador Bayard as president and Colling as vice president, L A Latheop as secretary to solicit subscriptions for expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carows
London
Cleleng
North America
John Cabot
Belston
Lion
Patrick A. Collins
United States
Bayard
Colling
L. A. Latheop
Bristol
Cameron Drops Crba And Introduces A Cretan Sympathy Resolution
Washington February 20 The Senate moves to show sympathy for Greece and Crete urging support for Greek independence and intervention to free Crete from foreign oppression. The Foreign policy measure follows a House bill creating a nonpartisan commission to study labor agriculture and capital issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Washington
Hovee Committee On
Senate
United States
House
Labor, Agriculture
Capista
Senate of the
Greece
Crete
Inne
Christion
Sensational Divorce and Kidnapping Trials Dominate Houston Court
Houston, Texus, Feb. 2. Audrey Difford of Moore figures in a sensational divorce tale as authorities pursue a claimant of hiding from her husband and alleged improprieties surface in several trials. The day also features Ed Underwood and Otto Burger in a dramatic robbery case with Burger admitting guilt, while multiple arrests for burglary, theft, and attempted train wrecks unfold across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texus
Audrey Difford
Moore
Galtay
Lb. W. Muute
Audrey War
Aleite
APA
Tesste
Grant Bagby
Cypress
Recorder
FL Schmner
Jeffison
Bagby
Pink McNeil
Thin
McNeil
Biller Aloes
Charles Lekeski
Willie Anderson
Dumont
Anderson
Cavin
Ed. Underwood
Otto Burger
Ed. Sachs
Artis
Burger
Earl
Hadiger
Underwood
Cleveland Pressed on Expeditions and Anarchist Plot
A Havana dispatch reports criticism of President Cleveland for only protesting against U S expeditions rather than blocking them. Police uncover an alleged anarchist plot with several arrests including Europeans. The British consul denies an interview attributed to a New York newspaper correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Havana
Bucha
United States
Spain
New York
Moslems Massacred by Christians Near Canea
Speriai wire reports that a small British and French marine force occupies Sila near Canea after a massacre of about two thousand Muslims by Christians. European arbitration is sought as calm returns, while Retimo still sees Christian–Muslim pillage and calls for more warships. Insurgents threaten Akrotiri, and Admiral Canevaro warns that foreign forces would intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speriai
Canea
Sila
Christeaa
Hastazez
Retimo
Warshina
Cenea
Akrotiri
Canevaro
Britain Demands Greece Concede Crete Med Fleet Tactics
Feb 20 Lor says Britain foresees Greece securing Crete as a possession amid Mediterranean tensions. Germany proposes a joint blockade to force Greek compliance, with Lord Salisbury pressing naval strength as Gold standard. England seeks autonomy for Crete under Greek administration, while France remains cautious to avoid war.
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Britain
Mediterranean
Tondou
Atrugei
Crete
Greece
Enngland
Germany
Biracus
Athins
Lond Salisbury
Napoleon
Foreign Office
Goschen
Grst
Jor
Admiralty
Haly
Great Britain
Saliebury
Ponnes
Tollas Compress Charter Granted In Feb. Meeting
Special wire reports Australia style note that the Tollas Compress Company secured a charter at a February meeting with the secretary present. The brief item identifies the act as a charter grant and records no further details about officials or scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austiy Tox
Tollas Compress
Cowpmay
Ted Ma Eharter
Sine Tolay
Brooklyn Officers Clear Crew in Brooklyn Grounding Inquiry
The court of inquiry appointed to investigate the cruiser Brooklyn running aground on the Delaware River Sunday night absolves the officers involved. The report exonerates the officers from blame and confirms their actions during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syweiik
Washington
Pel
Court of Juquicy
Brooklyn
Nelaware
Tur Governor Guards Guard, Special Wire to Amemy Hell
An Austin theater notices three one act plays by local talent to be presented at Maneath's Opera house on Monday March 1. The event is billed as a high class affair with entertainment and fanned audience anticipation. Heavily detailed headings and minor mis-spellings reflect an era's journalism style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Austin
Tex
Debus Euler
Marcy
Maneath
Oper House
Aviial Ene
Old Confederate Home Veteran Passes Away in 60th Year
Special Wire reports Nelson P. Moore, a long serving veteran, died yesterday at the Confederate Home in Austin. The elderly residents mourn his loss but are comforted that he rests with his Maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Andy
Nelson P. Moore
Georgia Man Granted New Trial After Years in Prison
Savannah Ga Wen 20 Telad bygen discovered that a negro named Lee who has served HCien years in the penitentiary on conviction for murder has never had a new trial granted him by the Supreme court on the grounds that he is guilty under the evidence submitted. He was convicted in 14st and the verdict was contrary to the evidence. The solicitor general has taken the case and insists that the new trial be disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Bayou City
Lewis Williams
Williams
William
Daker
Hie
Business League
Legislative Assembly
Lawler
Clinton
San Jacinto Battlefeld
Howster
Bayou
Rice
Sears
Armani
J. Clayton
Capitol Hotel
H. H. Bruns
Emmett
Turner Hen
Ed. Underwood
Olto Burger
A. A. Rapuek
Sadie
Rabuck
Geo. Ronald
Savannah
Wen
Telad Bgen
Negra
Lee
Thag
Supreme Court
Trial on Lunacy Charge in County Court
Special wire from Sunday Ligui in Austin reports Fel. W. Wilson, living near St Elmo, was tried in county court on a lunacy charge. The jury returned a verdict of guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
W. Wilson
St. Elmo
Double Tragedy in Falls Village Conn
Special Wire to Sunday Signs reports Hattie Chapin aged 58 and W H Chapin postmaster of Falls Village and Chas T Mead traveling salesman found dead in the Chapin home dining room. A 38 caliber revolver lay between them. both bodies warm when discovered by Mrs Chapin’s ten year old son Libs. Mead worked for King Paper Company of Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Village
Conn
Hattie Chapin
W. H. Chapin
Chas. T. Mead
Chapin
Toth
Speaia and Soria Fire at Turkish Waters
In Athens on February date unknown a Greek ironclad warship Speaia sails with torpedo boat Soria through Turkish waters amid mounting tensions. Reports flag uncertain details as crews monitor developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Speaia
Soria
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H. J Vogler
Ludwig Marngee
Fogler
Ilegal
Mahncke
Danlap
Qin
Vienna
Neues wWelnca
Assauley
Turkey
Fea
National Legislature
Audrt
Clifford
Horsa
Ekidnapper
Rainwreckers
Heve
Aneh
Thea
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