Undertakers Ordered to Obtain Burial Permits
City Physician Hadrate orders all city undertakers to secure burial permits from the health office before interment reporting deaths and aviations. A child’s body was buried without a permit last Sunday and another similar case has emerged this week prompting potential action. Herman Sons officers audited the secretary’s accounts and praised local members and the ladies for recent mission work.
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Hadrate
Herman Sons
Herman Sons Order
Mr Bauer
Miseion Garter
Cavalleria Rusticana Opera Rehearsals Under Way
The Cavalleria Rusticana festival program will feature the children's chorus and solo numbers on December 14 and 46 under Prof Senem Mel and team. Rehearsals continue at Herff hall with full ensemble work planned. Cast includes Mrs Geo Neeley as Santuzza, Ailis Lotta Braun as Lola, Alma Trauelsen as Lucia, Gilbert Schramm and Gus Bohner as Alfio and Turiddu.
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Senem- Mel
Herff Hall
Denison
Lola
Alma Trauelsen
Lucia
Alfie
Tur Iddaul
Gilbert Schramm
Gus Bohner
Ida
Lucien Wood
Childrens
Uanal
Mf. C. A
Agony Soon Over Asylum Directors Plan Meeting
Governor Culberson examined grounds at the Southwestern Insane Asylum during a visit and reviewed about ten plans from architects. He said a board meeting in Austin would be set this week to choose plans and start work on the new buildings.
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Fom
Culberson
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Austin
Eagle Pass Bank Prizes Probed Over Unpaid Drill Reward
Mr Ludwick Mahneke of the Mahneke hotel cites heavy complaints from Eagle Pass customers about non payment of the late Interstan drill and encampment prize. He helped guarantee the fund and asks for settlement to preserve San Antonio’s good name.
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Ludwick Mahneke
Mahneke Hotel
Muneraua
Eagle Pass
Interstan
San Antonin
Eagle Pisa
Drill Association
Malineke
Gind
Exiled German Baron Tells Of Cuban Struggle In San Antonio
A Cuban insurgent hospital corps member from Cuba via Central America and Galveston passes through San Antonio bound for El Paso. He recounts Cuban fight for independence, Texans in the revolt, and a notorious explosive and horse-raid episode near St Louis, with details on German origin Julisz von Gerst and Texas volunteers.
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Janvis von Gerst
Germany
Texas
Lone Star State
Our City
Cuba
Central America
Atlantic Sea Board
Galveston
Juliuz Vor Geral
St. Louis
Frone
St. Louie
Mississippi Valley
von Gerat Hag
France
America
Trans
New York
Louis
Honduras
Delta
Qorat
Atlantic
San Antonio
el Paso
Gerst
Spain
Tance
Imate
Railways News and Local Incidents in Texas
Special wire from Austin reports charter news for Locomotive Engineers Benevolent Association of Texarkana with no capital stock. Railroads paid into the comptroller on passenger earnings, including Texas Midland and Houston and Texas Central. Perry Johnson, a young colored man shot by Ozcar Shelby, died. Shelby arrested for murder. A major farmer meeting at the Commercial Club discussed cotton interests and factory growth in the region.
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Austin
Tex
Locomotive Engineers' Benevolent Association of
Texarkana
Texas
J. W. Murphy
W. A. Smith
Wiliam Wright
John Edwards
Comptroller’s Office
Texas Midland Railroad
Houston and
Texas Central
Perry Johnson
Ozcar Shelby
Shelby
Commercial Club
Yellow Fever Commission Sought in Nations Capital
New Orleans reports on the push for a presidential commission of bacteriologists to study yellow fever in Havana. Dr Archinald and others cited as leading figures, with discussion of appointing prominent bacteriologist Paul Archinold and the broader plan to seek congressional support.
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New Orleans
Oiiphant
Washington
American Health Association
Havana
Congress
Rite Wa
Paul BP. Archinand
Archinald
Banarelli
Board of Health
Fever and Rail Traffic Update From New Orleans
Dr. Carter estimates emergency hospital outlay at 0 to 90 thousand dollars for the United States Marine hospital in Roylalana. Mississippi may soon lift quarantine. railroads report improving conditions, with Louisvill eand Nashville and Illinois Central resuming local trains. Eleven new cases and no deaths recorded in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Oliphan
Board of Health
United States Marine Hospital Service
Carter
Consignees
Minolg Central
Southern Presse
United States Marine Hospital
Roylalana
Mississipyi
Mississippi
Louisille
Nashville
Ita
Ilinois Central
Enyhey
Leader Kurtz Says The Party Is Dead If It Wipes Out
Special wire reports ex-Chairman Kurtz leader of the opposition to Senator Hanna’s re election says the party is dead if it does not wipe out Hanna. He cites Gov Bushnell and the Toledo convention and notes Hanna’s treatment of Bushnell. Senator Foraker questions the interview’s authenticity but travels from Ohio to New York amid tense political mood.
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Elt
Cuba
Gorst
Wotaman
Sturd
Gerst
Pexas
Kurtz
Wohanington
Murne
Quinmlita
Chaiman Kurl
Manna
Ohio
Hanna
Kurtade
Toreaker
Bushnell
Buehnell
McKintey
Mc Ihinley
Foraker
New York
New Orleans Grain Export Increases Despite October Dip
New Orleans statistics show corn exports through the port declined in October yet rise for the ten months ending October by over 18 million bushels compared with 1896. Wheat exports reached 854,013 bushels in September 1890 and 1,927,019 in September. the ten month gain in 1897 surpasses 3,000,000 bushels.
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New Orleans
New
Qemaber
Sego
Antitrust Deemed Unconstitutional by Albany Court
The Third Department appellate division of the New York Supreme Court upholds Justice Alden Chester ruling that the state antitrust laws are unconstitutional. The decision reverses earlier orders, removing Walter E Ward as referee in railroad trade testimony. The court votes 4 to 1 with Justice Landon dissenting. opinion by Justice Merwin.
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Albany
New York
N. Y
Supreme Court
Third Department
Alden Chester
Justice Chester
Walter E.] Ward
Appestate
Divi Law
Landon
Merwin
Utica
Williamson Crash Reported in Williamson County
A Salyer A Watson general merchant of Jahnah Ja nah county made an assignment today naming M F P Magee as trustee. Creditors are preferred to the amount of 2000 dollars which does not cover the liabilities. Total assets and liabilities not stated.
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Georgetown
Tex
Salyer A. Watson
Janah
M. FP. Magee
Louisiana Muddle Looks For Post Offices In Louisiana
Washington reports that Louisiana politics remains unsettled as party factions maneuver around the Populists and Republicans over a ticket. Wimberly’s pending appointment delays all Louisiana posts, including the collector of internal revenue, with Congress convening expected to influence the final lineup.
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Washington
DD. C
Monroe
Salk
Andrew Hero
Sugar Planters Committee
Herwig
Capt. Wimberly
H. N. Bryan
Wimberly
Louisiana
Interngl
Bys
Wasn
D. G
Congress
Treasury Department
Capt
Wimeriy
New Orleans
Ohio
World Cotton Supply Shows Weekly Increase in Visible Stock
New Orleans November 13 Secretary Hester reports the worlds visible cotton supply rose by 237 904 bales for the week ending Saturday with total world visible at 2 999 381 bales. American cotton totals 2 750 531 bales while all other kinds reach 213 000 bales. Comparisons show increases versus last year and prior weeks.
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Orleans
Hester
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Department of Publicity
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Ocean Spring
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Wimberley
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