General Graham to move headquarters to Atlanta
General Graham to relocate the Department of Texas headquarters from San Antonio to Atlanta. He will depart Monday with aid and a small staff, while the rest of the command packs and follows. The move aims to place the headquarters at a central, strategic rail hub, with buildings to be constructed if needed and some residences repurposed for officers.
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Department of Texas
Peldmuarters
San Antonians
War Department
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San Antonio
Military Department
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Aim
Fiaveras
Caugi
Texas
Taalstina
Alabama
Grorviaire
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Atanta
Barney
Simpson
Star
Hell
Hin
Bliss
Asvetrs
Graham
Alsa
Najalie Lottre
Stevens
Grainim
Mieke
Chis Luling
Ehough
Fort Sam Nouston
Carpenter
John Q. Simpson
Luar Lerninmator
Wiliam P. Tall
Fieutenant Jolael
Peter J. Cleary
Francis M. Dodge
Bullis
BR. Braye
T. Ft. Adam
H. de Camp
Samuel Reber
Arsenal
South Flores Street
Althugh
Button
Department
Totten
Chicago
Dueney
FOSTS OF NEW REGIMENTS AT FORTS SLOCUM AND WADSWORTH
Adjutant General Corbin outlined two new artillery regiments to be quartered at Fort Slocum and Fort Wadsworth due to existing buildings. The Fifth artillery may move from Wadsworth to free space for the new units, with field officers named for the Sixt h and Seventh regiments and junior officers to be announced after current promotions. Continued on Fifth Page.
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Wadsworth
Ofiela
Bunday Light
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Marc
Corbin
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Fort Wadsworth
Fifth Artillery
Mey Pasa
E. B. Wiliston
F. G. Smith
S. SM. Mills
W. P. Vonn
E._E. Russell
J. G. Sinclair
J.G. Ramsey
J. P. Story
G. G. Greenough
F.C. Cragan
W. F. Randolph
Charles ‘Morris
Tully McCrea
J. W. Mc
Bronchos make first appearance in Texas league race
San Antonio shows promising youngsters led by Captain Farley with Otto Krueger at guard and Louie Kuan at shortstop. Hopes rest on Farley’s leadership and solid infield while Tom O Donnell and Hays bolster pitching as Bronchos pull even with Colts in an indoor Chicago game noted for strong defense and aggressive baserunning.
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San Antunlis
Welton
San Antonio
Otto Krueger
Luis Uf
Louie Kuan
Reyound
Reynolds
Hreltensteig
Dwyer
Ole Conn
Tie
Breitenstein
Farley
Chicago
Jack Warner
Ed Dennecke
Hennecke
Cincinnati
Wagner
Wile Kohnle
Guidie* Smith
Matt Stanley
Stanley
Tom O'Donnell
Big Bill Douglass
Philadelphia
Mr. Welton
Big Tom Hays
Colfs
Nike Hig
McBride Vaughn
Elmer Smith
Irwin
McFarland
Hays
Colts
Tom
A. Steinfeldt
Golts
Holliday
Rf - Breinfeld
Vaughn
Wood
Metride
E. Smith
Dammann
Bass
Krueger
Ts Ca
O'Donnell
G. Mith
Torah Jsysjerree
Texas Leaguers Schedule Postponed And Local Tryouts
The Texas Leujud schedule committee meeting is postponed to Wednesday. The Colts depart at dawn for Austin to face the Hehators in the afternoon. Local amateur teams Mission Blues and Crescenta play East End. Vets vs Bronchos today. Breitenstein and St Bdell to pitch for Carnnatia while Rutherford and Geesury start for Cronecas. Archi and Big Faust contested for local team spots. both self-financed moves. San Antonio ends claim on them. Grey from Pelzer and Faust from Lawrenceburg.
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Thamond
Texas Leujud
Colts
Austin
Hehators
Mission Blues
Crescenta
East End
Bu Vets
Breitenstein
St Bdell
Car Nnatia
Rutherford
Geesury
Cronecas
Archie
Blg Faust
San Antonio
Grey
Pelzer
S. C
Fausstron Lawrenceburg Ind
Longstreet's Son Seeks State Duty in War With Spain
James Longstreet Jr. asks Georgia Governor to assign him active duty in the war with Spain. He writes a letter offering services in the state troops, presenting himself as the son of General James Longstreet, famed Confederate commander.
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Longstreeet
Atlantac
James Langestreed, Jr
James Longreat
Spain
Young Tlongstreet
Women’s Federation Plans Fourth Biennial Denver Convention
Mrs Wien M Henrotin presides the General Federation of Women’s Clubs announcing the fourth biennial convention to be held in Denver the third week of June. Several candidates vie for president including Mrs Allee Breed of Massachusetts and Mrs Sarah Place of Denver. Phillip N Moore, the recording secretary, is strongly urged to run for presidency as the term limits restrict Henrotin to a second term.
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Bt Lovie
Mmrs. Wien
M. Henrotin
Federation of Women's Clubs
Yrs
Shilinek
Henry D. Pierce
Denver
Allee [Voy Breed
Massachusetts
Sarah
Col
Henrotin
Phillip N
Education board buys ponds and bonds amid county registrations
BonTs registered in Austin and Hill counties report $92,000 in Tuppling wands and $725,500 in court bond funds redeemed. The Board of Education yesterday bought stile ponds for ceNoul funk as bonds were held by newspaper parties and brought premiums.
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Austin
Mitch
Hill County
Board of Education
ceNoul Funk
War with Spain Seen Inevitable by Local Cuban Leader
In Cleveland on March 14 G de Arango, a Cuban junto member, warned that no diplomacy can avert war with Spain and that the U S government will face costly preparations. He predicts a brief first engagement lasting under three days and notes administration belief that conflict cannot be avoided. He has lived in Cleveland 13 years and is described as Americanized and cautious in speech.
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Cleveland
Spain
Ulead
G. de Arango
Junto, Durling & Conversation
Senoy de Arango
Washington
Neubrat
Chandler predicts swift Cuba independence under McKinley
New York March 12 Senator Chandler of New Hampshire states that the president intends to declare Cuba free within thirty days. He cites indications and confidants who say McKinley plans immediate action to grant independence, wary of delaying to avoid election influence.
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McKinley
Cuba
New York
Chandler
New Mampshire
McKinney
World Cotton Supply Shows Week Decline in Visible Stock
Secretary Niesler reports the world visible cotton supply for the current week with declines from the prior week and last year. Total visible supply stands at about 4.28 million bales, American cotton at 4.00 million, with all other origins combined around 281 thousand. The week compares with last year and 1893 figures, noting decreases in totals and year-over-year changes.
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New Orleans
Niesler
Egypt
Brazil
India
Cincinnati Reds Cancel Planned Game In Austin Weather
Disappointed fans in Austin Texas witnessed the Cincinnati Reds fail to arrive for a scheduled game due to threatening morning weather. By noon the sun appeared and grounds were ready, yet the Reds still did not arrive, leaving a large crowd disappointed. The column notes a likely better turnout tomorrow afternoon.
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Austin
Texas
Maroh
Cinecinnati Reds
Colle
Madrid minister warns foreigners in speech at banquet
The Herald's Madrid cable reports Minister Moret saying if there is a supreme moment he will call upon Spain to show Foreigners they cannot usurp rights. In another item, Colorado grower I T Williams details success in truck farming while planning a larger venture.
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York
the Herald
Madrid
Volonies
Gallant Ship Honor Aids Kentucky Delegation
Snevial Wire reports Louisville. Governor Bradley appoints commissioners to attend Kentucky’s delegation trip for the new battleship Kentucky launch set for March 2. Bradley and staff to wear full uniform. Newport News reports say Kentucky launch follows Kearsarge by one hour with viewing opportunity for observers. TRAVIS SAYERS CLUB notes Austin event details March 12 300 members organized Joe Sayers campaign group.
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Commonwealth
Loulaville
Commissionera
Gnv
Bradley
Kentucky
Travis Sayers
Austin
Fanse
Joe Sayers
Postoffice Inspector to Review Alaska Mail Service
Postmaster General Garvan designates John P. Clum as Postoffice Inspector to Alaska. He will sail from Seattle March 20 on the Queen and travel via Spokane to confer with Inspector Lynn, who oversees Alaska. The appointment follows delays in his assignment to this responsibility.
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Washington
PosteMee
John P. Clugn
Garvan
Alaska
Queen
Seattle
Spokane
Conanit
Lynn
Territory of
Clum
Clum Appointed to Lead Alaska Postal Expansion
Mr Clum receives authority to establish post offices and appoint postmasters across Alaska. He will oversee upgrading services to meet population growth, traveling from Skaguay via Chilkoot Pass to Dawson and Circle City, then down the Yukon to its mouth and back through St Michaels and Seattle.
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Ence
Arizona
New Mexico
Califortuta
Kooma
Sonunzus
Alaska
Postoffice Department
Clum
Skaguay
Atay
Chilkoot Fass
Dawson
Cirele City
Yukon
Copper River
St. Michaels
Seattle
Postal Telegraph Coming Across Mississippi River Link
New Orleans March 12 The Besta Telegraph company laid a cable across the Mississippi to connect the Postal system with a line building through the state reaching the Texas line within thirty days. Poles reach Lafayetta with 200 miles more to Houston. A 100 mile wire string north of Houston remains. About 200 experts at work pushing progress. From here to Houston top towns along the Southern Pacific line are being topped, then Morgan City New Iberia Franklin Lafayette Crowley Lake Charles Orange Beaumont and perhaps others will be added.
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New Orleans
Besta Telegraph Company
Mississippi River
Texas
Lafayetta
Houston
Liouston
Southern Pacific Railway
Morgan City
New Iberia
Franklin
Lafayette
Crowley
Lake Charles
Orange
Beaumont
Report on Mie Olaine Special Wire to Sunday Light
Washington officials say the president has ordered the Board of Inquiry report prepared and delivered soon. Judge Advocate General Marcus will present the findings to Secretary Long, who will forward to the president and Congress if needed. The report remains confidential between the judge advocate and Navy secretary.
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Washington
Hotely
Canmander
Rix
Justee
Atart
Advocente Marix
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Son
Navy
Spuh
Cuba's Peace Purchase Faces Strong House Opposition
New York March 12 A Herald telegraph poll shows strong opposition in Congress to Cuba independence bonds backed by US endorsement. Fewer than a quarter of members in either house would likely vote for it, despite Senator Elking's outspoken support. The proposal would free Tripa and need a US guarantee of 200 million dollars, an advantage supporters say outweighs the cost.
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New York
Congress
Herald
Cuba
United States
Elking
Tripa
Spain May Have Raised It The Sun Wire Report
A London based dispatch in The Sun reports Spain may have raised funds for war and that 360,000,000 pounds have been deposited via a London bank. The embassy in New York is said to be involved and a child warship O Higgins may be secured and ready to sail in two weeks.
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New York
Sun
London
Spain
Soula
O'Higgins
German Jingo Telegram From Berlin At Dinner
A Berlin telegram quoted from a Madrid paper reports Prince Henry’s wife Rene presiding at a palace dinner where Kaiser Wilhelm II allegedly placed his sword on the table and declared that as long as he remains emperor, the Yanukies will not allow Cuba to be taken by the Yankees.
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Mfareh II
Cor
Trapendencia
Berlin
Princcess
Rene
Prince Henry
Faregat
William II
William Tyig
Germany
Ciba
Supreme Court to hear Williams v Mississippi case Monday
Special Wire reports Henry Williams, a Black defendant, challenges Mississippi’s constitution and laws on voting and jury service as unconstitutional under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. The case questions the state court’s indictment overruled motion to quash and the transfer to federal court, arguing the franchise changes affect political power.
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Washington
Henry Williams
Mississippi
Monnday
United States Supreme Court
Wils
Washington County
Miss
United States Court
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Steinfeldt
Walts
Breiten
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Damme
Hays Bs
Kreitenstein
Dwyed
Datomean
Balle
Woods
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McPfarhind
Buck Ewing
Women's Clr Federation
Emator Chandlet
Charles
I. T. Williams
Colorado
Mie Olaine
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