Aguinaldo Demand Sparks Spanish Offer To Pay
Madrid authorizes General Nios to offer 2 million with requests to religious orders for more. Aguinaldo demands 7 million for Spanish prisoners, eight thousand still detained. The area around the American line is quiet as a shelling drive drives rebels from new trenches near Guadalupe church.
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Manila
Aguinaldo
Madrid
Nios
Philppines
Atebulalop
Guadalupe Ehireh
Alabusha County Executive Committee Names U S Senate Candidates
The Alabusha County executive committee debates placing United States Senate candidates on a county primary ticket. The move aims to influence instruction of representatives and may provoke comments among politicians as the state committee convenes in Jackson later this month.
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Daecheon
Migs
Dheattion
State Executive Committee
Jackson
Cane output reports cane planting forward vigorously
Special wire from New Orleans reports from various points in the district indicate cane planting is progressing vigorously. Anatomy of recent reports on the condition of germination and stalks is more favorable than a week ago. Some plantation owners expect a good yield, while many remain cautiously optimistic.
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New Orleans
Enite
Dutta
Cuban Officers Planters for Subsistance and Subversion
A Havana relay reports that many Cuban officers hold commissions without war service. General Gomez identifies hundreds with dual status and promotions since war end, threatening army shrinkage. Debate over US offers to pay troops stalls, while a faction accuses American syndicates of secret land deals. Cuban planters stay armed, subsisting on extortion through blackmail.
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New York
Tmeradd
Havana
Gomez
Wil
Hst
Cub
Quaihor
United States
Aga
Mordey
America Syndicates
Mav Jerros
Assembly Us
Brooke
Washington
Gomer
Josephs Improvements At St Josephs Church
The new pavement at St Josephs church is praised as very pretty and effective. The outer door features a white pavement with a blue letter St Joseph and border, followed by a square tiled pattern that leads into a semi-ornate mosaic tile section. Mr D Philards is supervising the work along the main aisle.
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St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph
D. Philards
Fish Scarcity Results From Coast Freeze
Tacist dealers report that the recent freeze on the coast trapped thousands of fish in shallow water with little chance to move to deep water. Dead fish line the Texas shore three feet high, causing severe concern for fisheries and coastal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
German immigrant Hintze commits suicide in New Orleans boarding house
Despair over wife's desertion and poverty drives Helnth Moltke Hintze, a German barber, to end his life by morphine. He moved from New York to Galveston then New Orleans seeking work, wrote farewell letters, and died in a Bargane street boarding house after his wife rejected his offers of reunion.
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New Orleans
Swife
Helawih Moltke
Baronne Street
Julin
Neve Grleats
New York
Galveston
Hintze
Jemmen
Hee
Wrexico
New York City
Texas
Unite City
Nuwisky
Ani
Natulig
Temmen
New Oreana
Hmaster von Temmen
von Venmen
von Veuimen
Aele
Yon Tam- Mou
Elmut
God
Mureh
Death of Tamburg native after ambulance aids patient
A man near death was given morphine as an ambulance arrived promptly. Students applied a stomach pump and transported Hintze to a hospital where he died en route. Deputy Goroner Finney finalized the death certificate. The deceased was twenty six and a native of Tamburg.
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Hintze
Goroner Finney
Tamburg
GUN TESTS TO BE HELD IN NEW ORLEANS
In New Orleans on March 4 Captain Olarios B. Wheler of the United States Army arrives to supervise a test of the Hew ten-ined zune gas system. Major Quinn will join for field tests next week at designated sites to determine safety and effectiveness. Only ten povgils of ATM0 could be spared for the tests.
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New Orleans
Olarios B. Wheler
Entnance Department
United States Army
Cty
Quinn
Udea
Port Arthur Canal to Open With Fancy Excursion
Plans for the Port Arthur Canal opening include a special excursion Sunday. Heaumont and Cox report preparations, with President Stilwell to attend and present a ceremonial silver shovel. Port Arthur route offered Omaha and Kansas City travelers a round trip of $4.50 and $3 respectively.
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Heaumont
Cox
Port Arthur
Art Arthur
Stilwell
Port Atthuc
Omaha
Tnd
Kansas City
Omahin
Kansas
State Court Fees Spark Fort Worth Political Storm
A dispute over police revenue and state court interference threatens to force the city to seek legislative relief. The police force could be discharged after a council meeting urged action, as state courts collect fines and costs, shifting burden to city and county. A pending legislative fix and a rail reorganization also loom, with leadership changes announced for the Fort Worth and Denver line.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Worth Ia
Supreme Court
Court of Grimjinat
Gonde
Denver
Union Pacific
Teumbull
Colorade
Morgan Jones
Advocates Push Dispensary Clause in Constitutional Convention
A New Orleans conference of leading dispensary advocates formed a committee to guard dispensary interests in framing a new constitution. They urge voters to back delegates who favor a clause prohibiting dispensaries and to oppose those who oppose it. Senator D S Moody of Tuscaloosa chairs the steering committee.
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Toursiana
New Orlans
Giskilure
D. 8. Moody
Tuskaloosa
U S Army Seeks 6000 More Able Bodied Recruits
Washington reports a nationwide push to enlist 60 000 more volunteers for the U S Army. Secretary Alger orders recruiters to maximize enlistments with open advertising and added officers. By appointing mixed American and native regiments and adjusting ranks, the War Department aims to expand the force and stabilize loyalty.
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Washington
Alger
Theu
Tirturne
Gcorlily
United States
Gils
Cuba
Porta Ico
Amerana
Messinley
I. O. Ainsworth
Quid John Tweedale
Wader & Provielin
Rewlun
Record
War Department
Seudal
Ainsworth
Mgr. Tweedale
New Charter Approved for Southwestern Asylum at $10,000 Boost
State capital Austin reports Governor Sayers signed a bill granting Analina hey charter with the required two house vote. The capital stock fee rises from $10,000 to $20,000 and an appropriation of $20,600 funds a Southern expansion. Texas entities consider consolidating with the Panhandle railway as a telegram signals a visit by President Brown and Speaker Sherrill. Aliteracy general approves $2,500 in Pale Time county school bonds.
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Austin
Southwestern Asylum
Sayers
Dnday
City of
Analina
Ehaviey
Itu Beate
Tsane Seylum
Rock Island to link with El Paso and Northeastern at White Oaks
El Paso May 4. Authentic information says Rock Island plans an extension to connect with El Paso and Northeastern at White Oaks New Mexico about 150 miles north of here The El Paso and Northeastern are building toward White Oaks to tap coal feeds and will run trains here soon The fuel is expected to be abundant and cheap for the city and region.
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Wl Wild & Iead
el Paso
Tex
Tate
The
Rock Island Railway
FE Paso
White Oaks
N. M
Aera
Northtastern
Nomination of Walter Myans Confirmed by Senate
Washington March 4 The nomination of Walter Myans United States District Judge was confirmed by the Senate before adjournment. The president approved all appropriation bills except for the District of Columbia.
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Dvans
Washington
Walter Myans
United States
Kentucky
Sirlet
Senate
District of
Cohuneia
Woman accused of poisoning husband and children in Tenn
A Chattanooga report says Mrs. Glark administered poison to her husband and three children, killing the mother and leaving the children near death. Her husband had recently died. she claimed mental collapse after attending revival services and threatened to join her husband in death. An attorney from Rhea County is noted in connection with the case.
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Womax
Uubulameek Mint
Gms
Chattanooga
Tenn
John
Glark
Rhea I County
Bell County traveler attempts suicide then shot self
Alonzo Wysinger of Bell County, a traveling man, overdosed on morphine Wednesday but survived. He later shot himself last night but is expected to recover. Congress adjourned as the Senate of the United States closed at 12:19 PM after a late session.
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Spekinl
Ilousion
Loexas
Alonzy Wysingér
Wyobug
Bell County
Bond Issue Authorized by Jegidabat Adjournment
The Jegidabat has just adjourned and authorized the issuance of nearly six thousand million dollars in annualized and county leviances. Special wire reports from Surly, Dight, Mantgonery, and Marek note the large debt authority and its fiscal implications for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surly
Mantgonery
Marek
Anuileiped
Leania
Death of J. At Cook heads Holy Tours agency tour
J At Cook, head of an event tours agency and conductor of a notable pilgrimage, has died. The obituary notes his leadership in arranging tours to sacred sites and his role within the travel and religious pilgrimage community.
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J. MI
York
London
J. At
Cook
Texas Legislature Debate Over Rail and Education Policy
In Austin on March 4 a resolution praises Indiana for returning a Civil War flag to Texas Ranger Captain Terry. Gov Sayers urges extending state law to larger cities, and school fund investments in bonds. House passes Cass County road measure and shifts Raines Grimes to district system, with Bailey proposing rail rate control to curb interstate rate abuse.
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Austin
Texas
Leelelatune
Indiana
Terry Rengera
Lissha
Ans
Bren
Cmt
House
Senate
Cass County
Raines
Grimes
Navarro County
Bailey
Railroad Commission
Bell Boy's Dangle at Convention Hall Dance Night
The Menger hotel bell boys staged a lively affair at Convention Hall attended by prominent members of colored society. A cake walk and dancing contest highlighted the evening with Letyeon Toho Grent of Fort Worth and Ft Rose of Dallas showcased as featured participants.
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Bell Boys
Menger Hotel
Eile of Colored Society
Letyeon Toho Grent
Fort Worth
Ft Rose
Dallas
Investigation over Miles Shielded by Court Conclusion
The inquiry into General Miles and the army’s food supply ends as the court accepts Major J B Tee to aid witness examination. Testimony highlights canned beef and refrigeration issues affecting troops, with Miles’ charges supported by witnesses and court suggestions for Miles's personal representation.
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Srechil
Washington
Mareh
Miles
Gousseb
J. Bf. Tee
Ninth Infantry
Miles Waxt
Gener Wade
Odlouck Woodrull
Itera
Court of Saeckl
Woodrat
Davis
Woodrait
Genenal Miles
Sishias
Lee
Sntine
Tee
Railroad Brotherhood Visitor Praises Rail System
W G Lao first vice grand master of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen visited San Antonio and stayed at the May Enlekhow hotel. He praised the current rail network as prosperous and well managed, noting a nationwide 86000 membership and plans to confer with industry leaders in Davis on related matters.
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W. G. Lao
Ith
Brotherhood of Railroad Tralhmen
Poorig
San Antonio
Mayenlekhow
Alevelatous
Lia
Davis
Thoray
Gerem
Foxas
Padtie
Bridge Breaks on County Road in Precinct Four
County Commissioner John E B Trainer received a telegram about a bridge collapse on a local road in Precinct Four. A wagon carrying a heavy boiler crossed the bridge, causing the failure. the span was built about eight years ago and is considered dangerous until repairs are made.
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John EB. Trainer
Trainer
Notable Soldier's Surprise Meeting in San Antonio
Mr Johnny Buta, formerly of San Antonio, now wagon master to the United States Army at Washington D C, reports he is progressing well at Fort Myer. He met Congressman Stayden and had a pleasant visit with Mrs Teauit of Ud city in San Antonio.
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Johnny, Buta
San Antonio
Wagon ‘Inn
United States
Amny
Washington
D. G Barracks
Congreesmout Stayden
Ud City
Vleation
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Helnth Moltke Hintz
Traest
Allawans
Dad
Bina
Tila
Binsa
Birize
Hinize
Morgan
Port Arthur Canal
Wort
Alan
DON Police Force
U.S. Amy
Capytal
El'paso All Right
Spochil
Sturch
Terry's Rangers
BAT ‘Se Pdag
Wannessee
Low
Goliad Road
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