Mabry's Successor Promotions in Texas Volunteer Infantry
Adjutant General Office Austin issues order effective January 6 1899 detailing promotions in the First Texas Regiment including Dagyer to colonel and Franklin promoted to major, with other officers advanced. reports also note a poultry attack incident near Paris with a stabbing.
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Austin
Exis
Adjutant Generals Office
Adjutant General's Office
State of Texas
Tan
Texas
Volunteer Infantry
de Major
Beurry
Irisk Theutenand
F. Danwsan
Company Ik
Vier Tachids Promond
Liewenant Ib
Johnson
Mewlemtl
Dawson
Gey Green
Leutenant
Tobinson
A. Plwwo
Dncrapt
Adil
Insane Verdict For Belknap Cavalry Veteran
Liven insane, Pradk SMinhinett, formerly a member of the Belknap cavalry, was adjudged insane in the county court yesterday afternoon. About 28, married, his father is a resident of Abbanta, Ga. Depression is believed to have triggered the derangement. Once tall and well built, he appeared greatly agitated during the examination and had to be restrained with leather wristlets after striking a sheriff’s deputy during arrest, then being escorted to the county asylum.
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Dep Ory Sheri
Gratitude Letter From Turner to Addison C. Harris
Mr R N Turner buggegemaster of Aransas Pass sends a congratulatory letter to Addison C Harris Indianapolis Tad praising his appointment as Minister to Austria by President McKinley. The missive lauds Harris's devotion to the Republican party and his standing as a worthy citizen, wishing him a pleasant and prosperous sojourn abroad.
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R. N. Turner
Aransas Pass
Addison C. Harry
Austria
Addson C
Hanis
Indianapolis
Tad
Harris
McKinley
Mense
Republican Party
George W. Dluss
Cormerky
William
Relics Found In Mississippi Office Of State Secretary
A morning discovery in the Mississippi secretary of state office unearthed original secession ordinances and the 1860 constitution. The preserved secession document bears countersignature by William S. Barry and signatures of county delegates, with the constitution fragment still legible though faded. Also found was a commission issued by Thomas Jefferson to Cowles Meade, and other related papers, indicating the era’s valuable relics amid stored trash and dust in the office.
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William S. Barry
Isu
Ivery
Sissiott
Thomas Jefferson
Cowles Meade
Cuban War Official Flags Peace as Goal in Cuba
New York reports from Jan 14 quote two high US officials with Cuban experience. They relay Masinio Gomez’s cautious views on postwar Cuba, urging peace and productive work, noting Spain and Cuba must rebuild with farmers, tools, seeds, and funds while maintaining order and public welfare.
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New York
Garcia
Washington
Weill
Hael Lseon
Shinney
Cuba
Ropa
Golan
Chiba
Caldiera
Lihave
John Blanch
Everrilla
Wweyler
Cuban politics and the iron band in a disputed interview
In a garbled interview the American official argues Cuban figures can be persuaded but not forced, recalling a decade of struggle and subsequent slavery under the iron band. The piece references President McKinley and aims to interpret Cuban character and policy.
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McWinley
Ywo
Cubs
Army camps inspected by General Miles aide Greenleaf
Colonel Greenleaf, assistant surgeon general, toured camps along the Mississippi, reporting about 40 000 men in good condition. He noted fever nearly gone, improved sanitation, and better hospital and medical supplies. He planned to inspect camps at San Francisco and further sites afterward.
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Sunny Lilet
New Crimins
He Greenleaf
Anedieu Duspector
Dhe Ary
General Miles
United States
Mississippi River
Yovlen
Tie
Sal Francisca
Tosa
Ica
Passiby
Convicted trio in district court cases and sentences
A batch of items from the district court lists Sam McBride for forgery with 16 years, Jas Chambers for burglary in five cases with two years, Nelson Plargrove for writs and minder two years, and Madison assault to murder with two years. notes several colored defendants and prior indictments.
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Hastrop
Jam
Lei
M. Morton
Mayor appoints committee for city water tax campaign
After council consultation Mayor Planer formed a general committee to organize a city wide water sewerage and drainage tax campaign. The March election date is set, and a council chamber meeting is planned for next Tuesday to outline steps. A petition from Tenth Ward property owners led by Conn Dreyfus seeks a $214mil levy with 78 signatures totaling $25,000,000 in property value.
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Neny Gienns
Planer
Cty
Connalinan Dreyfus
Smuggling and river flood reports from two fronts
Telegraphs report the Scioto river breach flooding near Yost city causing mass evacuations by boat and raft while El Paso details a shooting on the Juarez side as two unknown men fire on a Mexican smuggler escaping on horseback. A gate of music and underwear advance ad appears.
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Otetamattt
Onl
Columbins' Rintée
Scioto River
Yost
Gre
el Paso
Tex
Catarina Rio Grande
Juarez
Miles Hagan scandal prompts war inquiry and possible dismissals
President Mentiuey Wall orders a full inquiry into the Miles Hagan affair with general staff and army charges. The probe aims to uncover exact facts behind alleged misconduct and may lead to dismissal or retirement of Miles or Kagan, withAlgae directing the investigative path.
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Milgs
Emgi
Mintos
Algae
Milus
Kagan
Ae Aus
Legal clash over Indian funds ends in multi-party judgment
A lawsuit in McAlester court pits Green McCurtain and ex Governor Wilson Jones of the Choctaw Nation against a state governor over a disputed $140,000 plus interest. The U S government had commissioned land purchases from tribes, with funds misapplied. Judge Stewart ruled the Choctaw government immune from suit, prompting an appeal and a later judgment against Jones and McCurtain individually.
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Mexas
Sunitaighe
Eonge Vhebu
Parte
de Wertorat Court
South McAlester
Green McCurtain
Wilson Jones
Ort
Stewart
Bardnore
Onoctin
Lts Conser
Qame
Civent
Appeth
Jones
McCartala
Yonynsend
Jate
Dayton
McCurtain
Qwialt
Tia Kansas City Bank
Aguinaldo Arrives in San Francisco on Way to Washington
Philippine insurgent chief Aguinaldo and party arrived via Tong Kong ferry in San Francisco on January 14 destined for Washington. They refused interviews about their errand.
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Sigday Light
Sin Francisco
Commission Merchants Conclude Three Day Convention
The National League of Commission Merchants held a three day session in New Orleans. Members closed the convention with a banquet at the St. Charles and took a river trip to the Jetties. Officials praised the proceedings as highly valuable and focused on business.
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New Orleans
National ‘League of Commission Merchants
St. Charles
League
Ladies at New Orleans league meeting boost city ties
The gathering drew about sixty eight women and guests who enjoyed the Tulane theatre and a banquet after the event. Local committees hosted the visitors and the meetings aim to improve understanding between northern businesses and southern interests. Visitors left with a clearer view that New Orleans is advancing in many aspects and ready for further cooperation.
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League
Tulane
New Orleans
Congress urged to deepen plan for Southwest Pass improvements
A Louisiana delegation urged Congress to expand funding and scope for the Southwest Pass channel project. At Senate commerce hearings held in Washington, lawmakers questioned officials over cost estimates and timelines. Proponents argued billions are needed to complete dredging and ensure the river move ships safely, while critics noted prior appropriations and port growth.
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Washington
Senote Camerce
Uswenlag
Majay Varrod
Suuters
J. A. Ovsaersor
Ockoepson
Major Slarrort
Sanders
Nuuhat
Wiss
Durhug
Builder progress on Algiers dock deck plan deliberations
Special wire reports Mashingion Fault Pie Navyue plans to render a decision on fenders for the Algiers dock deck. Bids appear phrenon ous and makers of new fenders have waited for bids. Authorities have set a deadline for next week to finalize procurement.
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Algiers
Nekeil
Lve
Santa Fe Man Sues for Injuries at Clifton
Special wire reports a Santa Fe section hand Henry Miller filed a personal injury suit against the Santa Fe near Clifton. While Miller lay in a Tempe hospital, a Belton attorney from Invict insisted to sue. Miller later canceled the agreement and a separate suit appeared in Belton with an attorney claiming to represent him.
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Fort Worth
Tes
Hheny Miller
Santa Fe
Clifton
Miller
Teaple
Belton
Sulu
Caprrey Bill Approved by Chamber of Commerce
In Cincinnati on January 44 the Chamber of Commerce voted unanimously to support National quarantine regulations in Congress and endorsed the Gaffrey bill now pending in the Senate.
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Cincinnati
Chamber of Conmerce
Congress
Senate
Tailor Asad Apfair In Disturbed State After Love Affair
Alex Quasse a renowned young tailor in the city is described as severely demented after a recent love affair failed. He deteriorated despite efforts to restrain him with sheriffs and affidavits, with reports indicating the cause as the unreciprocated affection.
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Murudigous Ghicken
Frankland
Aix
Varis
Wight
Mit
Alex Quasse
Sherif Campbell
Janacy Wan
Yeatorlay
Campaign turmoil surrounds Callaghan bid for city seat
Local campaign coverage accuses Mayor Callaghan of self serving moves to cling to power. The Independent Gbid ticket led by War Marshall Hicks campaigns to unite opponents and defeat the one man government in the February election. Supporters urge Rain Antonio residents to vote for the designated ticket to stop dissension and safeguard city progress.
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Yesterlay
Vollas
Gbidget
Marshall Hicks
Tlo
Callaghan
Oldlos
Han
Rain
Antonio Wilfing
Eile
Thi
Citicans
Beethoven Hall
Nathroad
Recital by Mrs Sears pupils at Al. George Dilling home
Pupils of Mrs W W Sears perform a recital at 3 pm on Tan Street residence of Al George Dilling. The program features violin and piano duets, mandolin and guitar pieces, vocal solos, and several duets by named participants including Misses Fink Smith Cotlins Holtzer Moody Dean Higgins and Augusta Krisch with Mr Alfred and Miss Augusta Krisch contributing multiple items.
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WW. M. Sears
George Dilling
Tan Street
Omm Lonk
Alfred
Allie , Smith, Fink
Cotlins
Fink
Geo
Enitye i
Sonvenir de Stockhain
Mindie Invin
Ananat Fayed
Annie
Sodke
sAugurita Erhweit
Les Gracienses
Cee
Annie Moody
Katie Dean
Voral
Corkmne Dutaig
Angelis Paneeeseneees
Masses Arnett
Dean Haris
Parlisades Foc
Miss Hinife Irvin
Tg Gneda Sires
Missea Annie
Sidila Higgins
Sovertimne
Der
Preischuetz
Keesepereen Migg
Augadta Krisch
Ratle Ingge
Augusta Krisch
Mr. Alfred
Afiss Augusta Krisch
Adoni Tryin
Uniform Rank K of P Elects Officers
The OPFTORRS ELECTHD meeting last night elected Tomes War Riper as Captain Leo Forlet as first lieutenant J. W. Hagg as second lieutenant Ed Hargrove as recorder O A Batcom as treasurer and Wn Rabmedort as sentinel for the group.
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Opftorrs Electhd
K. of P
Otter
Tomes
War Riper
Leo Forlet
J. W. Hagg
Ed. Hargrove
O. A. Batcom
Wn. Rabmedort
Sentinel
Porto Rico appointment report and city postmaster orders
Porto Rico post office duties require Gifford assistant postmaster to report to Washington regarding a cited Porto Rico appointment. The judge departs at noon for Washington. Olifford’s Havana appointment and related city committee duties are noted amid unclear text.
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TI. Gifford
Thia City
Washinusin
Pata
Porto Rico
Waltington
Olifford
Havana
Etty
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