Spain fears war as US inquiry report nears Congress
Spain reacts nervously to reports that the American board of inquiry into the Maine disaster will be sent to Congress. Madrid officials condemn the move as against diplomatic practice, while Spanish press denounces Washington and hints at a possible war between Spain and the United States. Spaniards pledge to fund a May 2 celebration of Madrid’s victory.
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Congress
New York
The
Sun
Havana
United States
Madrid
McKinley
Board of Inquiry
Maine
Spain
Vedicie
Nabyleon
Mossley
American Board of Inquiry
Alabe
Hi Nish
Lishe
Herald
Maing
Austrria
Europe
Inerket
Great Britain
America
Fouria
Rome
Brin
Iai Z
Iie
Austria
Washington
McKinney
Cuba
Day
Tiare
Hws
Torpeiro Hotilla
Porto Ries
Chia
Vie Maine
Els
A Mother's Awfel Crime and County Bond News
Special wire reports a mother from Bayou Goula accused after an infant rescue at a parish home and a woman detained. Separate item notes Prosperous County issuing 4,000 in courthouse bonds and 20 in bridge bonds with 54,000 of education and bridge bonds redeemed.
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Prosperous County
Dragos County
San Antonio Ladies Honor at Austin Society Week
San Antonio ladies led by Mrs. CG. C. Cobb Mrs. Chas Ogden Mrs. Camp Robards Mrs. R A Culberson and Miss Ollie Grave visited Austin for a week of society favors The highlight was a reception and Handle party given by Gov and Mrs Culberson at the executive mansion on Wednesday evening The party will depart for home tomorrow noon.
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San Antonio
Austin
Tex
CG. C. Cobb
Mra
Chas. Ogden
Camp Robards
R. A. Culberson
Ollie Grave
Gov. and
Ars. Culberson
Executive Mansion
Rail rate approved for pine lumber transport to Galveston
The railroad commission approves a seven cent per ten pounds rate for pine lumber moved in car loads from Trinity and Sabine branch points to Galveston. Effective March 26. Also notes Texas guard readiness within 48 hours if federal needs arise and updates on Sigsbee sailing and Gladstone health status.
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Austin
Tex
I. & G. N. Railway
Trinity and Sabine
Missouri, Kensia and Texas Railway of Texas
Galveston
Adjutant General's Office
Texas Volunteer Guard
Warners Report Signals US War Readiness Over Cuba
The article details Washington’s cautious stance on Cuba while outlining vast wartime preparations. It notes ships and torpedo boats acquired for U S use, heavy ammunition, artillery, and plans to fortify coasts. The Maine inquiry looms as a potential spark with diplomatic efforts ongoing to avoid or justify intervention.
Outrage and Cotton News From New Orleans to Branxbridge
A brutal lynching threat in Branxbridge Louisiana is reported with details of a husband and accomplices abusing and assaulting a woman and her infant before relatives. The piece notes arrests and community calls for severe punishment. Also New Orleans reports a drop in worldwide cotton supply and discusses the suffrage ordinance viewed as the convention’s first major action and potential constitutional challenges.
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Branxbridge
St. Martinsville
New Orleans
United States Supreme Court
West End Browns Tie With Bronchos in 13 Innings
In Dallas on March 20 the West End Browns battled the Bronchos to a 13 inning tie as Texas League action resumes. Houston and New Orleans also staged spring series with George Reed's Texas leaguers visiting New Orleans, while San Antonio prepared for a long season schedule and local clubs eyed player moves and uniforms for today’s games.
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Houston
New Orleans
West End Browns
Wronchos
Dallas
Texas
Cincinnati Reds
San Antonio
Caila
McClaskey
Letargtso
Strickett
Menétee
Breitenstein, Damnan
Goar
Vaughn
George Reed
Origans
Hoon Am
Henston Tein
Ile Pelieans
New Oras
Austin
Texas Site League
Whiten
Senators
Dlaze
San Jacinto
Galveston
Fort Worth
Teague
Ciue
Toral
Vie
West Texas Military Academy
San Pedro Park
Mission Blues
West End
Goliad Street Blues, Jr
Tombstones
Seventh Ward
Ed Hennecke
Tony Levy
Wille Hennecke
Incinnatl
George Paynter
Mr. Welton
Branchos
Paynter
Ikée
Atoly
Dery- Dees
Houston Street
Mlores Street
oOelack
T. E. Edwards
Tal
Herman Sons Lodges Elect Officers for Coming Year
Herman Sons Fort Worth area lodges announce new officers in multiple chapters. Officer lists include presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and delegates to Grand Lodge with names such as David Menek, Charles Zoller, Ernest Shremmel, Henry Schyter, and others across Wenzel, Feledrich John, Welder, and Gédéd lodges. Delegates to Grand Lodge at Fort Worth named for each lodge. appointive officers to be named April 5.
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Geder
Herman Sons
David Menek
Charles Zoller
Ernest Shremmel
Henry Schyter
Grand Lidge
Fort Worth
Johna Kief
Dr. S. Ittere
Otto Webe
Charing Dietzlen
Wenzel Lodge
olMlecra
G. W. Hush
Henry Geller
John Jehilling
Herman Farris
Anton Schimaciu
Beata Uodee
G. W. Huth
Feledrich John Lodge Ny
Geo. Spielwagen
Jacob Wagner
Richard Helle
Henry Menger
Kaba
Gus. Froebel
Chas, Bum
Max Baetz
Leilee Geo. Spieshagen
Community revival and church events advertised in local notices
The notice list invites men to use the yeadias room and library from 2 to Fy, and details boys and men's meetings led by J L Little, G G Stuart Simons, Amie Ose, and others. It lists multiple sermons, Sunday services, Bible study, and confirmation events across First Church of Christ, St John’s Episcopal, and Trinity M E with schedules through April 8.
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Bible Vliwa
J. L. Little
Fisq
Stuart Simons
Amie Ose
Waly
Marshall Hicks
M.S. Usem
B.D. Aline
A. Kelfer
Socia
S$ Orlock
Fottaw
Montana Street
Blackberry
Mesquite
Wm. H. Vean
D. K Diggs
First Church of Christ (Scientlat
Crackett
St. John’s Episcopal
Burnett
Chevy Streets
J. 8. Johnston
Daughters of the King
Chapter 318
Whlisg Workers’ Guild
St. Paul's Epiaconal
Government Hill
A. L
Johnston
Wil
South Presa Street Needs City Grading
Citizens on South Presa Street urge aldermen to finish grading the unfinished segment to connect the central city with the county road near the Southwestern Insane Asylum. With $70,000 being spent on a new state building, residents request the city prioritize a proper Bowl street route to the county road.
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South Presa
South Presa Street
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Fort Clark Abandoned Strengthens Fort Sam Houston Post
Fort Clark Texas is abandoned and San Antonio will become the nation's largest military post. About 350 to 400 troops move from Fort Clark to Fort Sam Houston boosting its population well above 4,000. Col Crenshine commands the Twenty third Infantry with units F, H, and L Cavalry and Lt Dupray serves as adjutant.
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Fort Sam Houston
United States
Fort Clark
Texas
San Anstonio
Bewonie
United * States
Twenty-third Infantry
Noteworthy Tarpon Catches Along Texas Coast Report
A San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railway letter details numerous tarpon caught at Pass, led by a four to five foot first catch, a six foot two inch largest, with multiple fishermen named from Chicago Ohio England New York and Arkansas. The report notes tarpon abundance early this year, delaying other species and citing historical 1897 season totals and regional coastal fishing conditions.
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Texas
San Antonio
Aralsas Pass
Asherman
Rockport
Be Pass
J. W. Cc. Taskell
Chicago
C. V. Graham
Faresville
Ohio
T. D. Kempsgp
England
H. Duden
New York
Coest
Jack Fish
Greer Turtle
Aer
Haskell
Kempaon
Con Roberts
Aransaa Hs
Jenking
E. Oo. Smith
Shanghai
Chios
J. 8
Ingram
Pine Blut
Ark
Saath
Pinver Itomt
Arkansac Pass
Cornus Christ Bays
Taras
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CGO
Fayreveport
Katy
Shreveport
Shreveport, Sherman and Southern Railway
Texas and Pacific
Vicksourg
Pacific
Washington Station
Wasken
Rei Station
M. K
M. K. & . Aystem
Formd
Jefferson
Waskom
Shrevenart
Pacific Road
Faquenille
Bayo Goula
Joning Messina
Calian
Parest
Hurydey
Vievkamith
Sigsbee
Gladstone
London
LATE
Warners
the Journal
Landon
Eratsurg Vernavind Garibald
Brownson
San Francisco
Ramagunas
Army
Navy
Hester
Egypt
Brazil
India
NeCloskey
Cincinnati
Colts
San Petro Park
Browns
To Elick
John Payne
Billy Koerps
Tony Garcia
Ed Rivas
Bronches Postions
O'lonneatener Schmidt Gregory Pitcher
Wright
Farley
Payne
Berry
Koerps- Reynolds
GC. A
Pearson
Beethoven Hall
Athens
Col. Samuel i
Ovenshire
Fork Chane
Graham
Atintba
Immedi
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Vundinas
Fort la Moyston
Etdh
Urely
Port Sam Moualow
BO. Bana F
Urat
L of the Birth Cavalry
Crenshine
Post
Cauy
Mander
Port Clark
Bevsites
Wiren
J. A. Dupray
Hte Adjutant and Firat Diewtenantc
Newaquarceys
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