PROHIBITION PARTY AND SOUTH AMERICAN COMMISSION NEWS
Telegraphic news from Burrato and Greensburg report President-elect Cleveland dining at Genesee house and opening a charity ball. Greensburg and Greensburg specials discuss Irish and English dynamiter theories and suspected Molly Maguire links. New York’s Prohibition convention argues for a federal prohibition amendment and independent party status. The Central and South American Commission urges direct steam lines, treaties, customs simplifications, better consulars, mercantile presence, banking, and a cabinet-level foreign commerce board.
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England
New York
Central and South American
United States
Central and South America
Central and
South America
Board of Trade of England
Jackson's Birthday Ohio Democrats Celebrate in Columbus
In Columbus on January 8 the Ohio Democrats held a birthday celebration with a 2:30 pm reception for Senator-elect Payne in the House. State officers and legislators attended as Payne spoke of Ohio’s early legislatures. The Ohio State Democratic club met, electing officers and appointing committees, while a banquet drew about 400 in the evening with numerous toasts. Earlier, United States Commissioner Stevenson investigated a vote matter in Ward 4 tied to the November election. the probe concluded with the dismissal of Fuhrmeister.
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Columbus
Ohio Democrats
General Assembly
Payne
Barger
Ohio
Ohio State Democratic Club
Durbin Ward
Allen G. Thurman
W. A. Tyler
F. J. Reinhard
J. Tilden
John G. Thompson
Greystone
Yonkers
N. Y
New Orleans
Jefferson
J. Trupen
Pendleton
Jackson
L. D. Thoman
Civil Service Commission
James
Denver
Samuel Cary
Jackson Club
Senator Payne
Oadley
Jume
Converse
G. H. Barger
A E. Powell
Allen O. Meyers
United States
Stevenson
Michael Rachowicz
Fuhrmeister
Frank Roball
Sanitationuhrmeister
W. McAllister
Rachowicz
Phantom party at General Stanleys residence on Government hill
A very enjoyable phantom party was held last night at General Stanley's residence on Government hill with dancing and entertainment. Attendees included Mesdames Sumner, Major Bush, Misses Lillie Staney, Katie Murphy, Annie Howard, and several officers such as Lieutenants Cushman Rumbough Hickey and Captain Smith, General Stanley, Major Livermore, and Rt. W. Lay among others.
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General Stanley
Government Hill
Major Sumner
Captain Simpson
J. 8
Lockwood
Major Livermore
Bush
Lillie
Josie Staney
Katie
Sue Murphy
Miss Snow
Miss Davis
Bly
Annie Howard
Lillie Lee
Miss Russell
Cushman
Smith
Rumbough
J. J. Minter
Dr. Maddox
Hickey
Sumner
Godwin Mitchell
Stanley
Livermore
Rt. W. Lay
J. R. Gordon
James
Assault in Medina County Leaves Vollmar Shot Twice
John Vollmar was attacked in a Medina County pasture near Castroville by Douglas, a San Antonio native, who fired a Winchester rifle wounding Vollmar in the arm twice. A third shot missed. Uehlinger brought the wounded man to town early this morning. Vollmar rests at his brother in law’s home, with no motive given.
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John Vollmar
Medina County
Castroville
Douglas
San Antonio
Vollmar
Uehlinger
Bloody murder at Kinney county line in West Texas
A brutal robbery and murder near the Kinney county line in Uvalde county leaves two German sheepmen Koellman and Stein dead with pockets rifled, a Kenedy rifle, overcoat, watch and chain stolen. Rangers plan further search as authorities drag Mustang Water hole for clues and bloody clothing.
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Uvalde West Texan
Kinney
Uvalde
Henry Koellman
Joseph Stein
Koellman
Concordia Lodge
Austin
Stein
John Weymiller
Baylor
Sieker
Qnough
Ursery
Church
Dick Weymiller
Lee Landrum
Mustang
West Texas
Cline
Foot Severed by Moving Train in Taylor Texas
Mr Blum of the Union News company on the International railway stepped from a moving train at Taylor Texas, his right foot was caught and severed at the instep. He was taken to San Antonio for medical care, arriving about 10:30 p m and is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Mr. Blum
Union News Company
International Railway
Taylor
Texas
San Antonio
Candidate for Collector Gains Friends and Endorsed
The candidate for Collector grows support daily and vows to keep the race engaging for the opposition. Ernest, a diligent young businessman, has not treated office hunting as livelihood and received unanimous endorsement from the city’s largest citizens’ convention. Rische advocates progress and rejects mossbackism.
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Ernest
Rische
Sense of Honor and Duty Across All Walks of Life
An editorial urges Americans to adopt a public ethic of honor in every job from cook to president, warning that neglecting responsibility could erode society. The piece stresses ministers and educators must teach disinterested service to employers and the public alike, or social unity will unravel. A child quotes a critique of African soapless tribes, jokingly wishing to be a nighted tribe.
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Dan J. Couron
J. H. Bowron
S¢ Commission
East
Houston Street
J. H. Marquart
Soledadstop
DOE & Engelege
Commerce Street
J. Ronse & CO
DOE & Engelee
Williams & Russell
Soule & Williams
Wholesaly and
Rwytail Dealers
Gente
Or Gta Plate Glass Company
Averill
Mizea
J.B. Shaw
J. Benson
Brick Masons
Santa Clara Place
Rhodius, Templey
Commerce St
San Antonio, Tex
Knabe & Co
New England Piano Co
Christie & Sons
Ithida
Telegraphic News
South American Commission
Prohibition Party
Burrato
Cleveland
Genesee House
Picrssure
Greensburg
Pittsbur
Carcado
Springfield
Illinois
Haines
Sitlig
Alpany
The
Evening Journal
William M. Evarts
Evarts
Morton
St. Jonas
N. F
Isabel
Cadiz
Alhama
Orenda
Cyrus W. Field
Vanderbilt
Field
Coal Miners
Hocking Valley
McBride
Prrrspure
Irwin Station
Nae
National Prohibition Party
Prohition
Dynamiters
Brotherhood
Molly Maguires
Washington
Jackson’s
Phantom Party
Ferdinand Arredondo
Vasquez
Ernest Rische
Johnny
Africa
J. M Hmerson
G. B. Frank's
Alamo Store
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Men
Alamo
Alamo Plaza
Rice
Ryan
Sessions & CO
Jamies Martin
Rhodius & Tempsky’s
JFE
DOB & Engeleh
iLadies
Germantown
Shetland
Aponseiery
E. Rettberg & CO
Tex
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