Texas Land Office Report Charters Filed and Bonds Approved
The state treasurer reports May land transactions and totals including lease and sale of public lands and university properties, with grand monthly total. Attorney General approves bonds for Sutton county courthouse, Calhoun county bridge, and Warden county jail. Charters filed include The Southern Transportation Co of Houston, The First Baptist Church of Oak GA, and Galveston Lodge No 97. Marlin Sanitarium Co amends charter to raise capital from thirty to fifty thousand dollars.
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Avastin
Tex
Fras
Oakland
Interast
Sutton County
Calhoun County
Warden County
Secretary of State
The _outhern Transportation company
Houston
Capital
First Baptist Church
Oak GA
Capital Stock
Galveston Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Carmens
Galveston
Marlin Sanitarium Company
Tte
Dallara
Trinidad Ownership Row Seeks Quick End
Portugal proposed an accord among Great Britain and Brazil to resolve the Trinidad ownership dispute. Other items note the death by suicide of Rimile Uirech, a St. Louis furniture solicitor, bank indictments in New Brunswick, the death of Brick Pomeroy in Brooklyn, Gladstone urging Christian reunion, and a judge’s pistol charge in Tennessee.
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Portupal Ag
Irsnay
Liason
Portugal
Great Britain
Brazil
Trinidad
New OxlLeans
Rimile Uirech
Harral
Polano
St. Louis
Blmeeéh
Storm toll and city damage in St Louis tragedy
May 30 report from St Louis lists total deaths at four hundred eighteen with many deaths unconfirmed and extensive injuries. Tornado ruins, funeral processions, and overwhelmed cemeteries marked a day of sorrow as efforts to clear debris continued and city services recovered.
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Goroner
St. Louis
St. Lonia
Ossssing
Mast St. Louis
Business Men’s League
Turfere
Tala City
Econo
Calvary
Belle Fontains
Bourges
St. Peter’s
St. Louia
Outrage over Mrs Bryan case fuels jail crowd in Conembus
Special report from Conembus Georgia notes continued excitement after the alleged assault on Mrs Bryan by a Black suspect Salton. A large crowd surrounds the jail but militia presence prevents a lynching. Further action looms as Monday approaches.
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Wiro
Conembus
Mra. Bryan
Democratic delegates slimly chosen at city precincts
Precinct meetings to select Colegetes for county convention drew sparse attendance. Delegates named from multiple precincts to judiciary conventions and county assembly, with various chairmen and officers listed.
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Colegetes
Tlon
Otty Wralt
Mueting
Tagrder
Pat Dwyer
Chakrase
Santer
Relhe JuAistary
J. Is. Dwyer
John Brady
Fames Wickman
Sem Dyer
Sany W. Bennett
Pak Twyar
Th P. Yoakum
Sisto Marcera
Frank Hickman
B Dwyer
Dwyer
Pas Dwyer
Charias Schreiner
Chikis
Searminr
John T. Tamas
J. D. Chillis
E. Witzgerald
Thos. M. Pasebat
Itt. Tul
Charles Schratner
Biaz Maton
W. Miarcant
Anton O. Flares
John Coustauani
Frank Tongvides
Ny Ply
Coderaed
iHourth Court of Civil Appeal
Toayder
G. Newton
Engin House
No. + fire company
Wera
Lo, Murphy
A. Lowy
A.P. Drought
A Deving
Wm. Aubrey
W. W. King
Thos. Franklin
D. A. Keller
Barry
P. J. Laws
John A. Green
R. A. Culberson
J. Newton
Pater Shields
Carlon Heo
Gace Alnes
C. C. Camp
Thos
Paschal
Paschal, Jos5 Cassiano, 7, D. Sbatos, Br,ype, Marshal Hicker
Wf Devine
Rank A
Wilfeld
Aeee Ball
J. Deving
Fran Jones
Woodbull
Rot Smelt
Jim Davywnay
Lants Hora
Simon Wallach
Geo. R. Gordon
Katty Gordon
T. N. Davin
Lrna Barwist
Arthur’ Ken Taulsman
Sidney Pfeiffer
Thad Hosa
Nito Maruchnan
Jag
W. A. Jlowall
I. Russi
Dan Tews
Antonio Privace
John Barreve
Lino Sanchez
Jon Hettier
R. B. Miser
Fly
Assavlata
Court of Civil Appeals
Fourth Suprema
Precinet
Onion
Joe
Woaltz
North Frio Street
Tansers Garden
Chathing W. Palan
A. W. Hangtan
Jos. Rodmond
H. Cullimore
Gro. Bichlitz
JT. Dalanhaner
M. W. Dovia
Umechatdr
Col. Upson
Chas. Mullaly
HD. Kampman
John A. Grean
Alex Nagaan
Gny A. Manormann
Jag. Boolauive
Teaver
Reawan Houston
Ins
Upson
W. D. EB. Watt
Geo. Dalimte
Christine Fansee
Dr. Hahn
W. Firlsammre
Jay. H. Forcks
AcSachs
Waab
Ben Nentwig
Geo. Campball
W. J Paige
Andy Sattle
Bryan Heliapene
W. Williamd
Punsall
Catton
Stephen Seta
Sefie Eldridice
WI Mackey At Olson
Wan
Breaman
Win
Wabb
Jograwitz
Geoj. J. Maucrean
WI Feber
Joho’ Bripallor
Chang Sabasane Morel
Gleagon
Max Hist
Ed. Boyar
B Gilenani
Anton Adam
Robt
Ackarvin
Ayers
John BI Teck
Paliray
Tssy Zork
T. Manermann
Ely
Civil Court of Appeala
Glenyans
Rotter's Union
Oliva Straet
B. Salliwway
Chairmas
John Campball
John Erica
Thos. Raudy
Secratary
Pat Campbell
Gray
Joby Powers
Jobe Kearny
War Geasler
Vincent Campbell
John Byron
Hugo Daugherty
Paliteay
Jobe Gallagher
Frank Langa
EJ Jallagher
Ten Ganga
Eoree Mudd
P. H. Swearengen
Bryan Hanaion
John Groban
Fredgur Edward Dressch
J.J. Poseum
Jian
W. S. Fis
National League Results and Scores From May 30
Baseball results from May 30 show Pittsburgh defeating Washington and Boston 6 to 2, Boston 11 to 7 over Cleveland in two games, Philadelphia beating Louis 7 to 1, Baltimore 9 to 6 over Cincinnati, Brooklyn sweeping Chicago 4-2 and 5-3, and New York edging Louisville 3-2.
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Pittanvile
Pittsburg
Washington
Boston
Oston
Cleveland
Econd
Piuladeltaca
Vphiladelphia
Louisa
Baltimore
Mil
Cincinnati
BrookLyn
Chicago
New York
Loulavilla
Firebug Captured Confesses a City Wide Arson Plot
A young man Harris Fisher, linked to a spree of fires and mail-box robberies, was arrested after hours of police surveillance. He confessed to incendiary fires at Engers Robbingon, a Hast Eleventh street house, a West Ninth street property, and a Graded school, claiming prior fireman experience and a taste for seeing "the boys run." He provided no clear motive beyond enjoyment of the act. The case highlights the tireless work of local officers in rounding up a dangerous firebug.
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Austen
Astin
Bremen
Ben
Vale
Lucy Sant
Bo Wae
Oght
Lila Parson
Harris
Fisher
Engens Rob+ Ingon
Weat Ninth
Staived
A. B
Jimmy
Lovais Hin
Atatel
Chia
Banda Dows
Egypt Campaign Exposed Troops Arrive at Swynaxor
Special wire from Synaxor, Egypt, May 30 reports 975 Indian troops, under Egerton, arriving today from Nidta for the Heht of his confession. The dispatch notes a blasé outlook on the mission amid tensions in the campaign.
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Chicago
Cxican
H. J. Lynch
Taola Cycling Club
C. Lavin
Plizom Club
J. W. Bell
Lake Park Club
Lynch
Lavin
Bell
Gonvictal
Sunpay Licer
Dparbapetruta
Herman Keck
Cincinnati
United States District Court
Keck
Antwerp
Frank Looswitz
Looswits
Ioe Iets
Svnaxor
Egypt
Tol
Egerton
Nidta
Debates Over Mexican Immigration and Citizenship
A San Antonio Express letter condemns a large Mexican peon population crossing the Rio Grande as a threat to American citizenship. It argues against naturalization for Mexican immigrants, cites fear of voter fraud, and calls for stricter citizenship rules, while opposing U.S. paternalism toward Mexico.
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Tadey
Rio Grande Torder
Gov
Crittenden
San Antonio Express
Texas
Express
Memorial Day Observed at Capital With Naval Ceremonies
Memorial Day was observed with a civic street parade forming near the Treasury, traveling along Pennsylvania Avenue to Twenty fifth Street. The Grand Army posts decorated graves at Arlington and other cemeteries. Arlington National Cemetery featured noon exercises, graves of Sheridan, Porter, Greaham, and Ribbon adorned with flowers, and a salute by Fourth United States artillery. Congressman Marriott Brosius delivered the oration at Soldiers Home cemetery. Colonel Charles P. Lincoln spoke to Legion of Loyal Women as they planned grave decorations at Culpeper National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Pennsylvania
Ayenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Grand Army Posta
Arlington
James B. Carter
Unite States
Loomanalon
Sheridan
Admilral Porter
Walter Q. Greaham
Fourth United States Artillery
Marias Band
Legon of
Boiler Blast Hurts Workers At Jordan Lime Plant
A boiler explosion at the Jordan Lime plant near Hy Spoein, Alabama, injured several workers as the shift had ended. One woman, Minerva Williams, died at her home an hour later. Her husband, badly burned, died after transfer to hospice. The blast was blamed on an overfed burner by the fireman.
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Suepay Lient
Birmingham
Ala
Horotofore
Mone
Jordan Limbar
Minerva Williams
Oubak War Reinforcements Signal Westward Move
Havana May 30. Officials report ongoing troop and rebel engagements with reinforcements arriving. Gomez and Maceo press west from Palo Prieto toward Sancti Spiritus while Weyler resignation rumors circulate. Arula g relieved of command reportedly leaving Havana for Spain as ammunition caches are found near a boat at Cala.
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Gousz
Iran
Havana
Maceo
Consalacion
Gomez
Palo Prieto
Sancti Spirifius
Cala
Fire Department downs eight from Recordanse staff
The Fira Department lists a reduction starting with teal pear towor row five men to be dropped under provisions of the comel. Captain Wadaas bears expenses while eight men are axed and two are Fogarty Curry and Balger from No 3. Remaining personnel will have eased duties this month, with tougher conditions ahead for the rest.
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aXpenses
Balger
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Texas Land Office
Union Bank
Faroay Lrenn
St. Jonna
N.B
Brick
Pomaroy
Sospay Lrant
Mark M
Brick) Pomeroy
Gladstone
Thasus
Loydon
Glnndatone
Cardinal Rampotts
Gooney Por Gongress
Lal
Fayure
James Cooney
Saline County
Fustica Fistel Toter
Sowa Lica
Crarranooca
Tenn
Clief Justica David I. Snodgrass
Supremo
Sneilgraag
John J. Rosaley
Cste
Winston
N.C
Martinsville
Archie Brown
St- Louis
National League
Maxlea
Lexus
Gues
Moses Fig
United States
Mexico
Pha
Forehea
Mesxico
Oroelas
Orvelas
Bia
Axico
Loyal Legion of Women
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