Perished in High Water and Floods
A brief notices report references multiple drownings or fatalities caused by rising waters and floods. No further details on dates names or locations are given in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1908
Page
4
A brief notices report references multiple drownings or fatalities caused by rising waters and floods. No further details on dates names or locations are given in the fragment.
Reported flood and tornado fatalities rise across Oklahoma with deaths approaching one hundred as floodwaters recede. Western counties recount numerous tornado deaths while eastern regions report large drowning losses across a two week disaster period. Road, rail, and mail services gradually resume as news gathering recovers.
D. H. Willard, recently jailed on theft charges, was tried and found guilty of lunacy today. The verdict follows his arrest and commitment to the jail for the prior offense.
Mrs J E Whitworth of Cleburne arriving this afternoon on a visit to her mother Mrs Frances Oliphint and other relatives in the city with her former name Miss Fannie Oliphint.
D A Biard reports unloading two or three cars of Pecos Valley alfalfa, lauded as the finest hay seen. Despite reluctance to import hay, the high demand shows the climate favors this product and curd curing is not practiced here.
The long steel wagon bridge of the Red River Bridge Company, spanning the river since 1892, collapsed this morning with reports of spans and piers failing at 4:00 and the structure fully gone by 7:10. Denison-area stockholders and locals scramble for crossing options as the damaged line leaves Major consequences for local transport and insurance unknown.
New skirt sale offers a beautiful selection at special bargains. White Blakeney & Fuller announce discounts on fresh arrivals as they clear stock.
R B Nall the optician announces special promotions all week at Hotel Alexander inviting customers to visit for eyewear and eye exams.
The Denison Herald notes a roar during a bridge fall. A witness says a man was on the bridge at the moment, while others saw no one on the structure at that time.
Don’t miss our call at once for special skirt bargains offered by White Blakeney & Fuller. They are money savers in today’s sale.
The first union meeting of local Young People societies is set for Sunday at 6 30 p.m. at Firat Presbyterian led by T R Caldwell with five minute talks by Harry Roberta Edgar Williams Myrtle Hanecock and Allie Lipscomb. A full program will be published later and all members and the public are welcome. Additionally notes list various church league presidents and local harvest apples for sale. Baseball results from yesterday include Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 1 and several other city and regional games with Fort Worth 4 Dallas 2.
King announces a six week course at the High School starting Monday June 8 at 7 30 A M. Tuition listed as 7.60 for the full term. Contact Cel phone 168 for details.
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