Pupils Recital Program at Turner Hall Tonight
The free public recital by Prof. A. G. de Wuest pupils is set for tomorrow at 7 p m in Turner hall. The program lists selections by Viereck Lange and others including Misses Rives Weisbacher Moran and Gillett, Master Laird Koepp and Misses Miller Bowman Mullen and Gillett among performers. James Campbell Iowa state inspector visits Ottumwa for a brief stay.
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A. G. de Wuest
Turner Hall
Helen Ruelf
Spindler
Jota
Alfreda Moeller
A. G. Wuest
Linda Koepp
Josie Moran
Willie Laird
Avita
Ethel Gillett
aRee Ritas
Seawind
Eliza Miller
Walter Geyer
Ethel Stone
Ethel
Cornelia Gillett
Mbert Koepp
Mary Bowman
Lacie Mullen
Bowman- C Lark
Zampa
Fantasie
Ces
Norma
Leybach
Cuba Libre
Iree
Niem Wurst
Ae Vergara
Congress Convenes for a Packed Fifty Seventh Session
Washington announces a busy Fifty seventh Congress opening tomorrow with focus on trusts, tariffs, river and harbor improvements, pensions, currency reform, irrigation and insular affairs. Key topics include canal and Pacific cable, ship subsidies, Danish West Indies purchase, reciprocity and gold standard law updates.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Tomorro
McKinley
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Panama
Nicaragua
Hawaii
Philippines
Frye
Maine
Hanna
Ohio
Danish West Indies
Puerto Rico
Verstreet
Indiana
Roosevelt faces tax debate as Overstreet bill aims parity
The article outlines differing views on war revenue tax cuts within the House Ways and Means Committee. Payne advocates material reductions while Hopkins and Tawney push preserving revenues. Roosevelt’s course awaits his Monday message, with expectations he follows McKinley policy but maybe with more aggressive moves. Democrats nominate James D. Richardson for speaker as caucus ends without action.
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House
Ways and Means
Payne
Representative Hopkins
Illinois
Representative Tawney
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Congress
McKinley
House of Representatives
James D. Richardson
Tennesse
Hay
Virginia
Cuba's Chances Poor on Sugar Tariff Reduction
The Evening Post reports Cuban delegates in Washington face likely disappointment as executive recommendations favor policy opposed to sugar tariff cuts. It notes Congressmen Grosvenor and Payne, influential Ways and Means members, oppose any reduction and warn of cross purposes within a party government.
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Sunday Light
New York
Washington
Levening Post
Grosvernor
Ohio
Payne
Congress
Committee On Ways and Means
Navy furloughs due to ordnance funds shortage
In Washington on November 30 the Navy reports excess target practice and armor plate deliveries have exhausted the ordnance appropriation. All naval gun foundry workers will be furloughed two days out of six until conditions normalize, with 76 percent of funds already used. Target practice is halted. Higginson's North Atlantic squadron caused much of the deficiency. An inspector of target practice is appointed and a deficiency appropriation may be requested from Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Naval
North Atlantic
Higginson
Navy Department
Congress
Breweries Settle Texas Anti-Trust Case
Wa Lemp’s Brewing of St Louis and Pabst Brewing of Milwaukee confessed judgment in Texas District Court for anti trust violations and paid 15000 each totaling 30000. They forfeited permits to operate in Texas and may seek immediate reorganization and new state permits.
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Austin
Texas
Wa. J. Lemp’s Brewing Company
St. Louis
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
District Court
Wheat Growers Act proposes end of middlemen in grain trade
J H W Johns a German miller now in Solomon Kansas visits Topeka to urge wheat farmers to back a plan to wipe out grain commission merchants. The move, started by the Farmers Cooperative Association of Solomon, could revolutionize grain handling by driving commission men out of business if adopted across the western farms.
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Topeka
Kans
J. H W. Johns
Solomon, Kansas
Great
Kansas Wheat Belt
West
Farmers Co-operative Association
Solomon
Charter Filed for American Tethyal Company in Austin
The charter of the American Tethyal company of Austin was filed in the secretary of state's office. Capital stock $7,000. Incorporators named Theo. Low, Jasper Woodridge, and McLaughlin. Purpose listed as manufacture and procurement of sulfide lethyol.
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Austin
Lexas
American Tethyal Company
Secretary of State’s Department
Capital
Theo. Low
Jasper Woodridge
McLaughlin
Southwestern Insane Asylum 1901 report notes needs
The 1901 annual report from the Southwestern Insane Asylum at San Antonio shows 761 patients on August 31, with 383 males and 378 females. It records 148 new admissions, 74 discharges or deaths, and outlines needs including a new men's hospital, larger kitchen, detached lavatories, a building for outside patients, and a chapel and amusement pavilion.
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Austin
Texas
Board of Managers
Southwestern Insane Asylum
San Antonio
Secretary of State’s Department
M. L. Graves
Waller County
Capitol
Bartlett
Crawford
State Volunteer Guard
Wm. Warren
John A. Hammond
German Watson
Excelsior Guards
Colored Infantry
San Antonio Brewing Association
Jacksonian club decides against inviting David B Hill
Omaha's Jacksonian club meeting locks in invitation policy for its January banquet. After wrangling two committee members favored inviting David B Hill of New York, but the majority overruled. The club includes prominent Omaha Democrats and Western leaders, with W. J. Bryan’s influence acknowledged in the decision.
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Omaha
Jacksonian Club
Democratic Club
Jnanary
David B. Hill
New York
Hill
West
W. J. Bryan
Chinese exclusion law and anarchy restriction bills debated in Congress
In Washington on November 30 officials report two forthcoming measures likely to spark debate in the current session. The Chinese exclusion law, set to lapse by May, draws Pacific coast support but faces opposition from the east and middle west where manufacturers seek better China trade. The second bill targets restrictions on anarchy.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Pacific Coast
East
Middle West
China
Tle
Vatican denies alleged anti Jewish and anarchist address
A Vatican secretary of state letter rejects a report that Lee Mail urged propaganda against Jews and anarchists in a speech to South American bishops. The document denies both the alleged identification of Jews and anarchists and the discourse itself.
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Pope
New York
McKinley
Lee
South America
International Catholic Truth Society
Vatican
Reluctance Over Bucket Shops Among New York Brokers
Members of the New York Cotton Exchange hesitate to discuss bucket shop issues though brokers admit rapid growth in the south harms business. They fear remarks could offend peers or hinder officers seeking means to curb the bucket shop evil.
Miss Ethel Clough Sues Insane Asylum Officials for 25000
In Austin on November 30 a prominent city couple's daughter Miss Ethel Clough was run over and seriously hurt by a male team under a lunatic at the State Insane asylum. She files suit against the superintendent and his bond sureties and the board of managers for 25000 dollars in damages.
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Austin
Texas
Ethel Clough
State Insane’asylum
Progressive Era Suspends Publication in Jackson
Jackson Mississippi newspaper The Progressive Era, a Republican organ started three months ago to build up the White Republican party in the state, has suspended publication.
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Sunday Light
Jackson
Miss
Progressive Era
White Republicen
San Antonio Offers Land and Money to Locate Industrial School
The Industrial School canvassing committee reports San Antonio offers 30 acres of land in West End or 30 acres on Laurel Heights plus a cash bonus of 9532.00 to host the state school for girls, with Eleanor A. Stribling and Jay E. Adams contributing land and the Women’s club aiding the drive.
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San Antonio
State
Industrial School
Hart
Business Men's Club
O. H. Colquitt
Terrel
Texas
West End
Eleanor A. Stribling
Laurel Heights
Stribling
Jay E. Adams
Hanna Denies Discord With President On Return to Washington
Mereland Ohio November 30 Senator Hanna who left for Washington denied White House reports that he is persona non grata. He said he will cut off communications with correspondents and that claims of discord with the President are untrue.
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Hanna
Mereland
Ohio
Washington
White House
Royal Scandal Aims Queen Wilhelmina Divorce Over Cruelty
New York reports from Amsterdam say Queen Wilhelmina may seek a divorce from the Prince Consort amid cruelty and improper behavior. A royal adjutant, Major Vantes, intervened once when the consort struck the Queen, provoking a deadly duel in which Vantes was wounded and near death.
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New York
Amsterdam
Silys
Wilhelmina
Hagué
Major Vantes
Vantes
Vantets
Underground Fire Alarm Wires Completed in City Center
The city finished removing all above ground fire alarm wires yesterday, burying them in the downtown district from East Street and Nueva to Houston and Alamo Plaza, with a block on Avenue D to Travis Street. Suburban lines remain in place. Frank Brown of Southwestern Telephone aided the project along with Fire Alarm Superintendent McManus. the company provided underground conduits at no cost.
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East Street
Nueva
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Avenue D
Travis Street
Travis and
Houston Streets
Houston
Alamo Street
Golind Street
Coyotes Threaten Livestock In Webb County Hunt
Captain John Wilkens and companions returned from Webb County after a two week overland trip twenty eight miles below Farwell. They report many rabid coyotes endangering cattle and sheep. Wilkens killed a deer and a coyote during the outing.
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John Wilkens
L. Goodrich
Ed Wilkens
L. Goodrich, Jr
Webb County
Wilkens
Indicted for Assault Isidro Gonzales Sentenced Two Years
A grand jury reported four indictments including two against Henry Thomas for assault on Mrs. Burt Ashford and Belle Grady, and charges against Margarita Catancea for theft from Josefa Gomez and Arthur Meyer for burglarizing Charles Klaus’s store. Isidro Gonzales received a two year sentence for assault to murder Jesus Flores at a dance last summer.
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Thirty-seventh District Court
Henry Thomas
Burt Ashford
Belle Grady
Margarita R. Catancea
Josefa Gomez
Arthur Meyer
Charles Klaus
Isidro Gonzales
Jesus Flores
Mary Richter
Richard H. Hays
Jesus de la Rosas
Bartolo Gonzales
el Paso
San Fernando
Colored School Dedication At Brackenridge Tomorrow
The Brackenridge colored school will be dedicated tomorrow at 2 30 PM with a program. Doxology by assembly Ellocation Rev D J Hall anthem by Santa Clara school pupils. Addresses by Louis Oge Marshall Hicks G J Starnes A W Smith C P Westbrooks T M Colston Ferguson. Music by Riverside St Phillip Industrial and Public School pupils grand chorus. Presentation of resolutions by Jesse Bumbrey. Benefaction by Rev Robt Gordon. Arrangement committee listed.
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Brackenridge Colored School
D. J. Hall
Santa Clara
Louis Oge
Marshall Hicks
San Pedro
G. J. Starnes
A. W. Smith
Riverside
J. 8. Cameron
C. P. Westbrooks
St. Phillip’ Industrial School
H. Ferguson
Brackenridge School
Jesse Bumbrey
Amerza
Robt. Gordon
T. J. Dilwood
H. O'Neal, Jr
J. M. Shelburn
J. R. Morris
J. YT. Walton
S. F. Sutton
J. D. Lowery
Man Severely Injured After Fall on Tenth Street
George Schmitt, 69, a retired soldier, suffered a deep forehead cut and unconsciousness after a fall on Tenth Street near Loomer’s Garden while crossing Avenue D. Passersby rushed to help and he was taken to Santa Rosa hospital where he regained consciousness. injuries unspecified.
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Tenth Street
George Schmitt
Loomer’s Garden
Avnue D Ant
Gus Altmann
Santa Rose Hospital
County Jail Record in November Report
In November thirty prisoners were placed in the Bexar county jail. There are at present 40 state and county prisoners and 8 Federalers in jail. During that time the jail was relieved of fifty nine, some sent to the penitentiary, others released on bond or after serving terms.
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Bexar
Bonday
Detectives nab Mexican suspect in jewelry theft case
Detectives Womack and McCloskey arrested a Mexican resident on San Luis street at about 7 PM on a theft warrant. They recovered jewelry valued at about four hundred dollars, including watches and diamond-set pieces, believed to be stolen from multiple homes and the Boston shoe store.
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San Luis Street
Womack and McCloskey
Béck
Tie
Boston
South Flores and
Doloroso Streets
Penal Colony Proposal for Anarchists Aims at Philippines
Senator West proposes a Senate inquiry into barriers for new law targeting anarchists. He suggests following Britain and establishing a penal colony in the Philippines to deport them, viewing it as more effective than immigration controls. He acknowledges constitutional hurdles but believes public sentiment may overcome them.
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Washington
United States
Senate
House
West
Missouri
Senate Judiciary Committee
England
Philippine Islands
Australian lecturer to present vivid voyage at Grand
W Hinton White, native of Australia, will be introduced by the San Antonio Lyceum for an illustrated lecture titled Australia As It Was And Is. The program promises a delightful trip to the Antipodes at low cost, with a comprehensive tour of the southern seas region.
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W. Hinton White
Australia
San Antonio
White
Elks Memorial Services Held by San Antonio Lodge 216
San Antonio Lodge 216 of the Elks will hold annual memorial services this afternoon at 3 o clock in Beethoven hall. The program published in the Light Friday will be rendered in memory of S M Bilis Richard Wooley Jr Dr T M Fetter man J Bo Andrews Carl W A Gos ling James T Burnett Louis A Pran kel and Roe Kikel. The memorial committee includes Hou FP A Pie per Geo T Gosling Henry Marachéau Dr Wm Robbie and Wm H Watlington.
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Elks’ Memorial
San Antonio Lodge
P.O. F
Beethoven Hall
S. M. Bilis
Richard Wooley, Jr
T. M. Fetterman
J. Bo Andrews
Carl W. A. Gosling
James T. Burnett
Louis A. Prankel
Roe Kikel
Hou, FP
A. Pieper
Geo, T. Gosling
Henry Marachéau
Wm. Robbie
Wm. H. Watlington
Tap at Home Toeppërwein Returns to City with Winchester
Adolph Toeppérwein, famed rifle shot from Bulfaldé, arrived in the city yesterday for a visit to his old home. He has accepted a permanent role with Winchester Arms and goes on leave until next be wary. He notes the Buffalo exposition buildings are being torn down and the site resembles an eyelone that has burned.
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Adolph ‘Toeppérwein
Bulfaldé
Winchester Arms Company
Buffalo Exposition
College entertainment at Alana City Female College
Best program of the season features Rev Rabbi Marks address and readings from Eugene Field by eight young ladies. Includes songs and specialties by Prof Schubtze and a def lection by Schuetze orchestra. Com mens at 8 o'clock sharp. No admission charged.
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Rabbi Marks
Eugene Field
5. A
Schubtze
Schuetze
Alana City
le Sue
Meyer Millington Nuptials in Texas City
Mr Jacob Meyer of Houston and Mrs Muaiie Millington of this city united in marriage last evening at 8 30. The groom is a Houston businessman and the bride a known local resident, daughter of Mr and Mrs of Bt Marys street.
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Meyerr-Millington
Jacob Meyer
Muaiiie Millington
Texas
Meyer
Houston
Bt. Mary's Street
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Dubinski
W. W. Walling
St. James Building
Grand Opera House
Jennico
Empire Opera House
Ethel Tucker Stock Co
Rosedale
Knowles
James Campbell
Towa
Ottuur Wala
Democrats
Cuba
Wheat Growers Act
Chareta
City
Brooks
J. M. Harris
A. F E. Lindley
B. Frank Co
Howard Ellis
John Lorzalere
Alfred G. Schild
Thos. N. Gates
Sarah J. Minnick
Henrietta. Levy
W. E. Saunders
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Bd, Sullivan
H. W. Wallace
Loan and Deposit, Company of America
William Edgar
Terrel Grain and Elevator Company
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