Two Violent Deaths Near Wage and Mule Accident
A garbled Wad Texas dispatch reports two fatal incidents as a boy named Charles Pinkston, fourteen, was killed riding a mule on a cotton wagon. It is unclear if he was kicked or fell. The Pinkston family, longtime residents of Tiryan sod, is remembered locally. Also noted are college football results including A and M defeating Haskell 16 to 0, with a forthcoming game against Varsity at Houston on November 0.
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Cotton prices rise at New Orleans July option hits fifteen
In New Orleans on October 2 the July cotton option sold at 15 cents while the May option brought 14.99 cents. Market players praised the smooth handling and expected higher values as the campaign continues. Weather in the South influences market sentiment amid activity in New York.
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Fire destroys a frame storeroom amid late hours
A blaze struck a frame storeroom on an avenue around one in the morning. Losses totaled about 7000 dollars with insurance carried. Named casualties include Graner 1500, Doules 4000, Winter 9500, and W T Allens building 11800. The cause of the fire remains a mystery.
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Auction house opens in Allen Smith’s grocery store
Mowers CL McCay and I R Perrily open an auction house in Allen Smith’s grocery. They stock dry goods clothing shoes data notions and plan day and evening sales. They will auction dry goods furniture stoves sewing machines horses mules cattle houses and lots farms and more to bring the highest price.
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Editor of Seoul Newspaper Named After Election Row
Harbin Oct 22 An Indian aimed editor of a Seoul newspaper was identified yesterday as former editor of the paper. He claimed to be part of a 36 Coreans oath bound to become a Japanese statesman, signaling a politically charged faction within Seoul’s media.
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Grandy Company Presents From Kansas City Theater Run
The Grandi Company touring stock group arrives from Kansas City with a new oriental comedy titled Staves of Orient featuring Missethian Leigh. Plan shows run next week under clear fanfare with complete scenery. Also noted is the ordination of Rev Road Nash of Waco in Missouri Baptists, and a GN passenger train wreck north of Valley Junction with minimal damage and no injuries. Local yard freight axle break causes light damage. Legal notice warns that Jacob Luss and Vincent Lue posted hunting and trespassing restrictions with penalties for violations.
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