Indiana Holds Funeral Proclamation For Vice President Hendricks
Indianapolis citizens pause as Mayor proclaims a funeral day for Thomas A. Hendricks. Offices close and citizens urged to join in prayer. The General Committee assigns sub committees and honors the late statesman. New York notes Sen Sherman comments on Senate organization after Hendricks death.
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Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
Hig
Joan J. McMisres
Hendricks
Harrison
William H. English
English
Indiana
Congress
William Hendricks
Dareioen
Oscar B. Hood
New York
John Sherman
Fifth Avenue
Senate
House
Mr. Sherman
Morton
McDonald
Ohio
King
Pierce
Cleveland
Mourning Draped Public Buildings Delayed by Holiday
Washington reports slow progress as mourning emblems are hung on key buildings but holiday closures and store shutdowns hinder supplies. Treasury telegrams request authority to drape public sites, while New York coverage notes Alfonso XIII’s death provoking court chatter and Zorilla’s cautious hopes for reform.
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Washington
White House
Interior
State
War
Navy Department
Treasury Department
New York
London
The
Herald
Alfonso
Zorilla
Diplomacy and Military Moves Near Bulgaria and Serbia
Vienna reports the government sending instructions to its Belgrade envoy to urge Prince Alexander not to invade Serbia. Russia dispatches surgeons and medical stores to assist Bulgarians. Serbia races reserves to the frontier as Bulgarian forces approach Pirot amid heavy fighting near Tsaribrod with Serbs described as retreating.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Alexander
Servia
Pirot
Rhood
Tsaribrod
Girl Carried by Cyclone Describes Needle Like Pricks
A 12-year-old Dakota girl lifted into a cyclone reports sensations of thousands of needle pricks during transit and later experiences dance like movements similar to St. Vitus' dance after being carried out of sight and dropped in a field a quarter mile away.
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St. Vitus
Chicago
San Antonio Streets Need Cleaning and Re numbering
Editorial calls for cleaning Commerce Street removing rocks and fixing house numbers and street signs. Suggests convicts with a steam roller could help and notes other public nuisance repairs needed for public convenience. Also mentions a local dispute over police reporting and arrests at the White Elephant.
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San Antonio
Commerce Street
Market Report and Thanksgiving Lunch At Hart and Bonds
Wheat and corn futures mixed with quiet cash activity in Chicago price quotes. The Hart and Bond saloon hosted a fine Thanksgiving luncheon for reporters, with Richard Bond delivering generous provisions and a welcoming note to staff.
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Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
Chicago
York
New York
Northwestern
Delaware and
Lackawana
St. Pau
LiverPool
Orleans
Hart & Bond
Richard Bond
Licur
Bottom of the stimulants problem: causes and cures
St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues four causes drive stimulant and narcotic use. Ignorance of body and mind laws, overwork needing relaxation, feverish climate needing rest, and licentious exhaustion. It links extensive drinking to systemic depletion and urges balanced rest over drugs.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Novel's villainy and smoking described in a woman's work
A Lowell Citizen note highlights a male villain in a novel described through actions with tobacco. It references lazy pipe smoking, discarding a cigar end, and puffing on a cigarette with a superior smile, then questions whether readers must be told the author is a woman.
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Villian
Lowell Citizen
Disgrace Drama In San Marcos Woman Aboard Train
An unfortunate woman named Emma Davis, 22, from Centre Point and married to a Kerr County man, arrived in San Antonio after hitching a ride from San Marcos. She was placed in care at the County Hospital but deemed unfit there, with relocation arranged by Judge Wurzbach to a private caregiver. Dr Hackett and Baptist church members visited at the hotel.
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Great Northern
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St. Leonard Hotel
McCoy
Burke
Centre Point
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Liaur
Emma Davis
Kerr County
Davis
Emma Glanton
Santa Rosa Hospital
Wurzbach
Rose Denison
San Pedro Avenue
Baptist Church
Hackett
The
Nine Pins at Mission Garden Thanksgiving Match
The Mission Garden Rolling Club held a Thanksgiving Day nine pins contest with prizes of turkeys. Winners and scores are listed for three matches with several players named, including George Icke, H. Heiligmann, F. Maxfeld, Wm Neu mann, A. Zander, and E. Rouff. Hart and Bond treated the Telephone Exchange organizers to a repast.
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Mission Garden
A. Zander
H. Heiligmann
Wim
Icke
E. Rouff
Rouff
C. H. Muench
Messrs
Hart
Poorhouse Banquet Aids Inmates As City Ladies Give Aid
A charitable banquet yesterday by city ladies and gentlemen supported the Poorhouse inmates. Guests included Mrs. General Stanley and others with Mr. Ed Steves Sr providing wine. County Judge Wurzbach delivered a lengthy speech at the start.
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Stanley
Major J. H.kampmann
Ed. Steves
A. J. Fry
Dr. Jones
Mra. Davis
Elia Brackenridge
Fisher
Ed. Steves, Sr
Wurzbach
Apeech
Bequest Dispute Over Late Colonel Peirce Blueprint
Ivory W. M. Peirce of Lynn Massachusetts claims to be the late Colonel Tl W. Peirces son and seeks a $25 000 bequest in trust with Hon R S Spofford The Liar reporter cites Colonel H B Andrews as saying the bequest was not in trust and that Spofford denies the claim under Colonel Peirces authority
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Tl. W. Peirce
San Antonio
Ivory W. M. Peirce
Lynn
Mass
R. 5
Spofford Ekssecces
H. B. Andrews
Peirce
Hon
Spofford
Broom Brigade Drill Promises Grand City Event
Gentle showers give way to sunshine as the Broom Brigade plans a highly awaited drill. Captain Lyons aims to heighten the show with a competitive format and competent judges. Spectators invited to watch the ladies in uniform challenge the Excelsior Guards led by Mack Henson.
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Broom Brigade
Lyons
Excelsior Guards
Mack Henson
Fractured Reflections on Democratic Sentiment in San Antonio
The text laments apparent low display of mourning for the Democratic Vice President in San Antonio. It notes flags not at half mast, crepe not widely shown, except at the post and Menger Hotel, and questions where Democratic patriotism is evident in city and county buildings. It ends with a stray remark about Opera Pufs cigarettes.
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San Antonio
Menger
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