Thumpson Sues for Divorce Over Money and Cruelty
Mary F Thompson is sued for divorce by HL Thompson in Forty- eighth District Court. Allegations claim marriage in Bexar county on April 2 1895 and separation January 11 1897 after alleged cruelty. He says she called him old and accused him of marrying for his money and took funds for her family. He cites substance abuse and threats, with no children or estate mentioned.
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Thumpson
Mary F. Thompson
HL. Thompson
Bexar County
Jal
Tome
Thompson
Passengers Tax Payments and Central America Federation
A dispersed wire report notes Wichita Valley Railway and Port Worth and Denver City Railway settlements with passenger and message taxes totaling 640 and 171 with additional taxes. It also reports a shift recognizing the Greater Republic of Central America including Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala. In Olympia, friends of Senator Squire keep faith in re election amid a possible deadlock if Populist Cline fails to secure votes and Turner faction pushes agenda.
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Avalin
Wichita Valley Railway Company
Port Wort and
Denver City Railway Company
Madrig
Cabient Council
Nicaragua
Salvadog and Gau~ienmla
Greater Republic of Central America
Washington
Sunder
Olympia
Squire
Judge Turner
Cline
WWE
Baine
Tegner
Warship to Siam Special Wire From Washington
The gunboat Machias sails for Bangkok Siam to protect American interests as Kellert’s estate faces Siamese action over elephants. The voyage covers about 2400 miles, arriving in roughly two weeks. The State Department won’t disclose details of Bangkok’s information behind the dispatch. Kellert’s role as executor may have strained Siamese authorities over estate sales and royal interest in elephants.
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Siam
Washington
Machias
Canton
Cainu
Bankok
Herbert
State Department
Eoony
United States
Kellert
Cheek
Cheeks
Frankak
Great Britain
France
Hayseeds Ball at Arbetter Verein Hall Draws Crowd
A large crowd attended the masquerade ball of the San Antonio Trayseed club at Arbetter Verein hall that night. Supper was served at midnight.
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San Antonio
Arbetter Verein Hall
Concordias Dance Masquerade Ball at Mission Garden
The masquerade ball hosted by the Concordias Knights and Ladke group occurred at Mission Garden with attendees in elaborate costumes, marking a festive community gathering.
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Concordia
Jorge
Knights
Ladke
Mission Garden
Fatal pistol suicide of Amundsen shocks San Antonio
Christian Amundsen, 29, well known in San Antonio, was found dead with a pistol at his right temple in Salado area after a Friday afternoon disappearance. He borrowed the pistol from Frank Wille, watchman at the Alabama Fire Insurance building. Coroner ruled death a gunshot with no signs of a struggle. Amundsen, an insurer by trade and Norway native, leaves a wife Bertha Barbeck and a small son. Funeral set for 10 o’clock today with Friendship council members as pallbearers.
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Christan Adwadsen
Yeaterday
Salada
Amundsen
Millennomn
Dermans Tnsurance Company
Hig Bug S
A. Hornung
Bertha Schramm
Nolan Street
Tia
Becaume
Tim
Drg
Feo
Begaia Gearen
Joe Kulik
Lie Police
Fred Beud
Hamerlesk Saill & Wesson
Bender
Mr. Dulling
Phil Shounk
Riehn
Wibout
Trank Wiile
Alamo
Pasure
Amundgen
Germania Insurance Company
W. Bo Murphy
Joe McAlliser
Winder
Frm
Murphy
McAlister
Norway
San Antonio
Bertha Barbeck
Wm. Barbeck
Omaha
Hackberry Streets
Friendsship Council
Order of Chosen Friends
Messrs
Christian Dullaty, Jr
Frank Beitel
K. M. Niklaas
Fred Scudder
Haelly
Brinkman
Menominee
Wis
L. Reed
Shouk
Republican caucus threads John Boyle from Senate bid
A Louisville based political report notes a Republican caucus where John Boyle was designated as the Senate candidate but plans to withdraw him once his forces align to transfer support to J. W. Yerkes, Republican National Committeeman, signaling a reshaping of the ticket and strategy.
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Louisville
Baya
Porter-Attic District court case seeks 500 dollars
In Porty-Attic District Court Franckce Oliva sues Berliner Tommins and Simms for 500 dollars claiming the firm sells licenses and conducts games at 407 West Comboved Street. He alleges monied theft by his nephew Sanders and notes prior settlements and a rail collision tied to a separate suit.
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Franckce Oliva
Porty-Attic
Berliner, Tommins and Simms
Saigon
Acls
Airways
Monte
Fan
Ink Sanders
Binintil
Fem Nes
Otto Koehler
Otto Wahmaund
Defsandins
Qehna
Sra Marcos Street
Sandera
Bandera
Hanna for Senator in Cleveland Special Wire
The Press reports M. A. Hanna is viewed as a candidate for the United States Senate. He announced his intention this morning after a long conference with Ex-Congressman Norrey of Hamilton, Ohio, who arrived in Cleveland as Hanna's representative.
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Cleveland
Ohio
M. A. Hanna
United States Senate
Norey
Hamilton
Farakev
Robbery at Centre Street House Sparks Police Chase
A daring robbery at Mrs. Fleming’s Centre street home ends with two suspects fleeing. Police, including mounted officers Quinn and Smith, pursue. One suspect fires a gun but is outrun. both men are reported to have confessed.
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Quinn
Smith
Members of Houge committee to inspect jetties at river mouth
Eleven members of the Houge committee on rivers and harbors depart next Friday for New Orleans to inspect the jetties at the river mouth. They will be guided by the investigation in planning future action to preserve Eads' great work, which is threatened by crevasses.
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Washington
Houge Committee On
New Orleans
Eads
Farmer Hurt When Wagon Hit by Electric Car
John Rufus a farmer near town was driving a wagon at the corner of Dallas and Travis streets tonight when an electric car struck him. He was badly hurt and the wagon splintered on the iron edge. Retrieved details indicate a collision near the town center with significant damage to the wagon and injuries to the driver.
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Houston
Tex
Jane
John Rufus
Dallas
Travis
Fragmented Weather and Global References Remain Unclear
A garbled OCR fragment reports weather notes and scattered global references, mentioning Western Netherlands, Kansas, Mississippi valleys, and Europe. It references wind, rain, and various place names and agencies in an unclear context.
Record crowd at Grand Opera beats prior attendance
The Baldwin Melville Dramatic Company drew a near record crowd at yesterday matinee with 2 700 admitted, the biggest turnout in the house’s history. Ushers struggled to manage the overflow as the audience packed the parquet and gallery. The engagement ends tonight, with a return engagement of the same work announced for Web. 2st, and Galveston next.
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Terhoon
Leia
Luljes
Tle Sauia Company
Galveston
Cleveland’s Cuban Policy Tied to Monroe Doctrine Stance
Washington dispatch notes President Cleveland’s Cuba policy mirrors his Hawaii position. A dated report recalls praise from a distinguished ally who urged the Monroe doctrine’s reach does not apply to islands. The sentiment influenced Cleveland to resist Olney and public opinion on Cuba.
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Washington
Islands
Cleveland
Olney
Texarkana sewer bonds registered by comptroller
The comptroller's department registered 12000 dollars worth of Texarkana sewer bonds today.
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Avalin
Tex
Comptroller's Department
Texarkana
Vault Locked as President Dies with Secret
In Louisville on January 16 the German Insurance bank vault holding 25000 dollars is locked and inaccessible after President J J Fischer died. His memoranda with the combination are missing while experts drill the vault, suspected to be a bonded job by the safe maker.
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Louisville
Goll
German Insurance Bank
Duill
J. J. Fischer
Governor's GOP Senate Ambitions Stir Local Debate
In a chaotic report from a political scene, discussions center on Governor and party strategy ahead of the upcoming election. Lawmakers, including veterans and newcomers, weigh the governor's impact, while Ward's bill outlines party ballot procedures and independent candidacy rules, aiming to streamline nominations and voting processes.
Eulogies for Ex-Speaker Crisp Delay House Session
Washington observes a memorial day with a ceremonial delivery at 1 o clock for ex-Speaker Charles F Crisp. The House spends the afternoon honoring his service, considers trust funds, and denies usual resolutions before adjourning until Monday.
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Cris
Washington
Jun
Lnte
Charles FL Crisp
Cray
Seren
Spteral Wire To Aundony Tight, Austin, Vex, Tam 16
The allowed charters were granted today by the secretary of state. The New Orleans Coffee Company was authorized to operate in Nexus. The Taucroft bomber company of Onryuge, Vex, capital stock $100000. White Wilker Company of Want County seeks Premier Co. The Tock Quarries Tram Roa Co connects with East Texas railway passing through Tyler county to Jasper. The Gorman Street Addison domixing buys and sells goods in De Leon, Comanche county. The Davy Burnt Clay Ballast Company of Chicago was granted permission to do business in Texas, capital stock $500000.
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Austin
Vex
Weir
New Orleans Coffee Company
Aea
Taucroft Bomber Company
Onryuge
White Wilker Company
Want County
Tock
East Texas Railway
Tyler County
Jasper
Gorman Street
Adderson
de Leon
Comanche County
Davy Burnt Clay Ballast Company
Chicago
Texas
Austin Col lector’s Offer Stirs Tax Collection Debate
Vox reports January collection efforts in Austin show the city collector’s offer lagging with only weak returns. The county paid $500 yesterday to the hospital fund, while tax receipts from outside the office are sparse. Several large taxpayers challenged their assessments, fueling the dispute.
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Austin
Vox
Theodore Arizt and Miss Eve My han wed at St Church
Theodore Arizt and Miss Eve My han married last Tuesday at the residence of Augustin Crus 15 street Father Smith officiated. The couple were joined by Augustin Cruz and Mirq Mody and William Broody and Sophie Cruz. The ceremony was followed by supper and a ball.
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Theodore Arizt
Eve Myhan
Augustin Crus
Father Smith
Augustin Cruz
Mirq Mody
William Broody
Sophie Cruz
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New York Capilists
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Christian Amundsen
Noy Sanders
Tan
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Volta
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Timothy M. Grilling
Charles M. Beydenburg
Stolk County
New York
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Kansas
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Dover
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Mississippis
Vmarsitinind
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Jawhinid
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County Commissioners' Court
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Salem
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G. W. Byteber
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