Senate debate reaches new front in filibuster clash
Washington commentary notes the Senate’s growing use of debate limits and the impact on free discourse as it confronts filibuster tactics. Analysts observe a shift in power between Senate and House as procedures evolve and cloture looms in future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Lambrie
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Elocure
Lafoletwe
Meell
House
College of the Senate
288 VETS IN BEXAR COUNTY CENSUS AND AGRICULTURAL REPORT
County Assessor Huth completed a census listing 88 Confederate soldiers and sailors and 121 widows resident in Bexar County. The agricultural statistics for the county have been compiled and forwarded to Commissioner Milner. The work, first of its kind, follows Thirtieth legislature laws and includes names, residences, and ages. Farmers’ crop plans and yields are reported though many could not specify next year’s plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounty Assessor
Huth
Exar
Bexar Conty
R. PT. Milner
Commissioner of Agriculture
Glimpse of Utah booklet issued by Denver & Rio Grande
An attractively illustrated booklet titled A Glimpse of Utah has been issued by the passenger department of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. The pamphlet advertises Utah’s resources, development prospects, and attractions with a focus on tourism and expansion opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grands Lsever
Utah
Denver
Hio Grande
Culberson for Vice President Favored in Denver Talks
Washington dispatch notes Bryan may back Culberson for second on the ticket, seeing his southern weight and electability. The piece discusses Denver conventions, Bryan’s hesitation, and Culberson’s qualifications to lead the party in the south and appeal to Bryanites. An adjacent Uvalde note reports a 20 year streetcar franchise granted to M. M. McFarland, with construction timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Lamble
Washington
Chicago
Denver
Bryan
Charles A.culberson
Texas
Culberson
Brian
South
Democratic Party
Culerson
Brean
Uvalde
M. M. McFarland
Trent
Catarrh Cure Offer by Paris Medicine Co
The Paris Medicine Company markets Grove's New Discovery for Catarrh with a nose application device. They offer a money back guarantee and mail order option, pricing nose medicine at 50 cents and the nasal douche at 25 cents, with a $1.00 payment after trial. The notice touts Spring and Summer use and urges readers to request a complete outfit by mail if a druggist lacks it.
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Paris Medicine Company
Pine Street
St. Louis
Grove
Orar
Death claims D H P Belmont at Hempstead home
News from Hempstead New York states D H P Belmont died this morning after a brief illness marked by appendicitis. He had attended Belmont Park two days earlier despite rain and cold. An operation offered hope, but peritonitis developed and he did not recover. Belmont was son of the late August Belmont. brothers include August Belmont and Perry Belmont.
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New York
D. H. P. Bellmont
Hempstead
Apeak
Oliver H. P. Belmont
August Belmont
Perry Belmont
Personal notices from San Antonio hotels and guests
A list of individuals staying at local hotels includes IA Mangum of Tryal go with his wife and child at the Angelus, Henry Ruthe of Hondo, HH. W. Walker of Cornstalk, Mrs. P. Blum and Mrs. J. Sears of Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. August 5. Pailin of Comfort, Charles Deutz of Lacredo at the Menger, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Masterson of Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Travit of Lexington, C., John Q. Matthews of Houston, J. McManus of Torreon, Mex., Bert Roby and J. B. Hancock S of Durango at the New Maverick, Mr. and Mrs. RL. Stewart of Bertram, Dr. G Bolinger and wife of Waco, H. Bell of Brownsville, and T. P. Rutherford at Brookhaven, Miss., with various others across the Angelus, Menger, New Maverick, and Bexar hotels. Also noted are Frane and Margaret Russell of Shafter, and Vermun F. Behynitt en route to Mr Paso for a wedding, plus Tynst Teich returning from Lavernia and other guests.
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Ia, Mangum
Tryalgo
Angelus
Henry Ruthe
Hondo
HH. W. Walker
Cornstalk
P. Blum
Lacredo
Menger
Myre
W. R. Masterson
Hillsboro
George H. Travit
Lexington
John Q. Matthews
Houston
J. McManus
Torreon
Mex
Bert Roby
J. B. Hancock
Durango
New Maverick
RL. Stewart
Bertram
G Bolinger
Waco
Bexar
H. Bell
Brownavillea
T. P. Rutherford
Brookhaven
Misa
Franke
Margaret Russell
Shafter
Maverick
Vrimk Tajetico
Italy
Tynst Teich
Laverna
Cty
Lavernia
Vermun F. Behynitt
Paso
Averill
de Rio
Miyaiin Hotel
Hi . Craim
Mmis
Nelle Morgan Craig
Ansng Clty
Ares
A. Sears
Santa Derbara Mexico
The
Angelis
GC. Gray
Bebtol
Alnino Hotel
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Katy Flyer
St.louis
Colorado
Alamo Plaza
E. O. Griffin
Lockwood National Bank
Moore Building
Corner Ave
Houston St
Otto Zirkel
Wyoming Street
Tun
Widovis
R. 8. Jackson
Moore
J.T. Burnett & Co, Usanitakers
Gars
Uvelde
Tinsley
W. N. Tinsley
Eglantine Jolly Tar Black Bear
Gentleman's Watch
Laily
the American Tobacco CO
St. Louis, Mo
Lone Star State
Guadalupe
Victoria
Tex
Guadalupe River
Medina Redeems
Austin
Medina County
Longview
Jen
Eagle Pass
Esgle Pass
Fuentes
Diaz
Weimer
Charles Potthash
Fyle
Galveston
Dickman Bayou
Galveston Comity
Ern Syndicate
Taylor
Dinmules
Grocers
Chance
Fort Worth
Tor
She Brats
Reta
Smith
Brownwood
Harrison
Timie
Cateraflo City
Whale
Jujth
Cunyingham
Texarkang
Moogle Pass
Louis LeTale
J. B. White
el Paso
S. G. Douglas
A. G. McCormicte
Rock Island-Frisco Railway
Drr. MacGormick
Cuba
Missouri
Summart
Cascarete
Genulha
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