Morey Praetor Sets Men’s Meeting at 4 Today
Madson Square Presbyterian church praetor L H Morey will address the men’s meeting this afternoon at 4 o’clock with all men invited to cheer. Beys meeting at 3 o’clock. Ladies auxiliary to meet Monday at 4:30 in the association parlor. Also shows street department expense estimates for the fiscal year, including steam rollers and sweeping costs, plus two marriage licenses for I W Gulick with Julia Isom and O O Woodman with Nellie Frank.
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Hey. L. H. Morey
Praetor
Madson Square Presbyterian Church
Jim
Beys
Seeevseeye-E
Carpenter's Department
Murderer Martinez Captured After Five Day Manhunt Near Floresville
A Mexican named Maximo Martinez, wanted for a brutal triple murder near Floresville, was captured near the McMullen Webb county line after a five day chase. He confessed to killing the Floresville family and the Acosta girl, and to planning more violence. He was taken to Floresville jail as a crowd of 400 gathered, fearing lynching. Deputy sheriffs from Wilson Karnes and Alascosa counties participated, and gratitude was given to citizens along the trail.
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Maximo “Martinez
Floreaville
Ploresville
Martinez
Morris
Karnes County
Rio Grande
Mexico
McMullen
Webb
Floresville
Wilson County
Wilson
Karnes
Alascosa
Osman Ranch
Mediallon
Juan Gerza
Plutarca Carillo
Dolores Garillé
Juanita Acosta
Acosta
Posse
Death of a Pioneer Edward Dickson Westfatl
Edward Dickson Westfatl aged 77 died at Eimendorf yesterday. He was widely known across this section as one of Texas's pioneers and his passing marks the end of an era for longtime residents.
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Edward Dickson Westfatl
Eimendorf
Texas
Death at Sea Ended Archbishop Janssens Career
Archbis hop Janssens of this diocese died at sea aboard the Creole while en route to Holland from New Orleans. He had suffered from stomach weakness and lassitude, hoping sea travel would help. His body arrived on the Hudson and will be buried next Wednesday at ten o clock in New Orleans, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Janssens
New York
Holland
Port Baas
Hudson
Wedneys Way
Interstate Drill rule change abandoned after protests
Rules for the Interstate Military contest set to begin July 7th will stand as originally written after protests from several companies. Captains from Fort Washington and St Paul urged no changes, while others supported retaining extended order and bayonet drills. Judges maintained impartial standings, with plans to publish company records and officer rosters to inform the public before the contest.
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Haseen
Irvine
Shilling
Morton
Fort Washington
Mid
Las
Wham T
Chautland
Fort Doldge Kifles
Avires
Wade
Company 1
Wheat Infantry
Bt Paul
W. J. Faye
Texas
National Guard
Parisana
Omaha
St. Paul
National Capital
New Orleans
Ola Crescent Rifles
Filmer
Wood Ted
Fla
Louisians National Guard
Crescents
Belknapa
Thhe Association
Preas
School Examinations and Certification Requirements
The article outlines examination subjects and rules for primary, intermediate, high school, and permanent certificates to be held at the High School building on Monday. It lists required subjects, passing marks, necessary materials, and a one dollar board fee. The schedule covers five days with morning and afternoon sessions for arithmetic, geography, grammar, geometry, chemistry, rhetoric, and other topics.
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Buiding
Main Avenue
Rotelook A.m
U. S
Board of Brarminera
Indian Uprising in Tocti Valley Threatens British Troops
Special dispatch reports insurgents incited by Powinda’s Mullah attack British soldiers in the Tocti valley. Regiments are dispatched to the disturbed areas to exact redress. Also notes Liliuokalani pension unapproved in Washington rumors linked to Hawaiian treaty.
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Simita
India
Tocti Valley
Mullah
Powinda
Britteh Joss
Lil’s
Washington
Liliokiola
Windshaken Texas Legislature Fails to Act on Fee Bill
In Austin on June 12 the House and Senate failed to maintain or regain quorum. Members debated methods to block the fee bill, while the Senate likewise did nothing despite an initial quorum. The conference committee delivered a report, presenting a version close to the Senate bill removing sheriff limits.
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Austin
Texas
Seastom
Fields of Hill
Dickinson
Senate
Free Conference
Surrender of Indian Murderer Stanley Guards Horizon
Washington reports Capt. Stouch Indian agent for the Tuhgue River reservation filed a detailed account of Indian trouble rooted in federal versus state authority. Stanley the murderer resisted surrender, challenged at a agency hull, then surrendered after talks with head men and was moved to Miles City as calm returned.
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Stanley
Washington
Stouch
Tuhgue River Reservation
Hoover
Nahe
Miles City
Populists Reviving in Williamson County Meeting
Georgetown Texas June 12 populists of Williamson county met in a mass meeting with strong turnout. Hon J B Bradley state chairman spoke endorsing a middle of the road policy and nonpartisan fusion. Delegates were elected to the El Paso congressional convention and Nashville conference while a betting claim regarding payments was mentioned.
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Georgetown
Texas
Williamson County
Bradley
Popullar Party
Elfin
Nashville
Stump Ashey
Blake
National Exchange Bank of Dallas
Nat Q. Henderson
Heewill
Garniahee Bradley
Ray
Foy
Anenery's Ten Strike at New Orleans Sugar Exchange
New Orleans sugar community reacts to Senator McEnery's vote on the sugar schedule. A formal exchange meeting sent a telegram praising his manly stand and dedication to public interests.
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Anenery
New Orleans
Sugar Exchange
Senator McEnery
Melinero
Bean
Father and Son Face Execution in Georgia Jail
In Fulton county Jail Tennessee outlaw Taylor Deik and his son Tom share adjoining cells as both await death for murder. Tom was spared by the governor to testify at his father’s trial and will be executed next Friday, while his father is to hang July 20 after a long career of crime linked to Sheriff Guinn’s murder in Pike county. The Detka family legacy of crime terrorized their mountain region for years as the men meet their fate with anguish.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Taylor Deik
Tom
Guinn
Pike County
Detka
Spanish Army Receives Largest Local Chicken Egg Shipment
A New Orleans dispatch reports a remarkable shipment aboard the Whitney bound for Havana. A local firm sent 3,600 chickens and 6,000 dozen eggs to the Spanish army on three days' notice, the largest such export from the city at one time, with expectations of more orders during the rainy season.
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New Orleans
Whitney
Havana
Havaoa
Cincinnati Day at Nashville Exposition Honors McKinley
President McKinley visited several Tennessee state exhibits during Cincinnati Day at the Nashville exposition on June 12, meeting with officials and touring displays highlighting the city’s role in the fair.
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Nashv' Tenn
McKinley
Cincinnati
Double Season Meeting Called by Thias Base Ball League
A meeting of the Texas Hager ball association is called to be held in Galveston on Monday to discuss a double series for the championship season starting after July. President Hewermann urged attendance and formal action. Detailing the event, the article notes preparations and observers from multiple cities.
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Hewermann
Texas Hager Ball Association
Galveston
Power House Safe Say Officials After Leak Under Dam
In Galveston May such speculation centers on a spring feeding water under the powerhouse at the dam near Austin. A professional diver and Prof. Morgh rups of the University inspect two cracks in the river bottom near the McDonald boat house and other sites to locate a leak. Tests with colored fluids show no leakage under the power house. Mayor Hancock and the Board of Public Works vow action. the lake may be drawn off to locate or stop the leak if needed.
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Austin
Tex
Wildrimore
Gould
Galveston
Mcc Donald
Pows House Foundation
Power House
Séarca
May Hancock
Theta
Morgh>rups
University
Haa
Gssint
Avery Cress Yard
Bottesh
Brownt Bennett
Hancock
Board of Public Works
Wreck Bank Officials Convicted In New Orleans Trial
New Orleans June 12 jury returned guilty verdicts against President Garten and three associates of the wrecked American National Bank after weeks in Federal court. The director Underwood was cleared.
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New Orleans
Wreck American National Bank
Garten
Girault
Thea HB
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