Dr Salmon to Organize Uruguay Bureau of Animal Industry
Dr D B Salmon, former head of the Bureau of Animal Industry, will head a new Uruguayan bureau at a salary of 6000 dollars annually in gold plus all living expenses. He plans to depart for South America around December 1, as advised by the Uruguayan government. Division No 2 of Missouri Supreme Court overruled a transfer motion in the case of Aggie Myers and Frank Hottman accused of murdering her husband. the governor now holds the fate of the case.
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Dr. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Uruguay
Washington
D. B. Salmon
South America
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Aggie Myers
Frank Hottman
Lane Sworn In as ICC Member in Washington
Franklin Lane of California was sworn in Monday to succeed Joseph W. Fifer as a member of the interstate commerce commission. The appointment follows Fi fers departure and marks Lane’s official start in the federal agency based in Washington.
Canadians Win Easy Second Heat For Grand Challenge Cup
Henley England July 3 The Argonauts of Canada defeated Thames Rowing Club in the second heat for the grand challenge cup with a time of 7 minutes 14 seconds. The Canadians led throughout the race and secured an easy victory.
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Henley
Eng
Argonauts of
Canada
Thames Rowing Club
Attraction Sale Moves to New Quarters Near Haswell's
The notice announces a removal sale to remind customers of a move to new quarters second door north of Haswell's Book Store. It invites shoppers to find the way-quick location and participate in the sale.
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New Quarters
Haswell
Mrs Thaw Learns of New York Tragedy on London Arrival
Mrs Thaw reached London to be told of the New York tragedy on June 25. She met by Blair Thaw and the Earl of Yarmouth at Tilbury with extraordinary security, then boarded a train with reporters barred. Detectives shielded her from strangers as she greeted friends.
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London
Not a Stranger Cortez Named Colombian Minister to U.S.
Enrique Cortez, long familiar to Washington, is named Colombia’s minister to the United States. A banker with London and Bogota banks, he previously served as secretary of the Colombian legation and as minister for foreign affairs before pursuing business in Great Britain. He warned of dire consequences over the Hay-Herran treaty failure.
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Cortez
Legation
Washington
Enrique Cortez
United States
Reyes
London
Bogota
England
Great Britain
Mr. Cortez
Senate
Mikado Pleased Sends Mayer Pair of Vases
A Times dispatch says Henry Mayer sent the Mikado original Russo Japanese War drawings last November. The Mikado accepted the gift and sent Mayer a pair of cloisonne vases bearing the imperial crest as a token of appreciation for his pictorial sentiments.
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Mayer
New York
the Times
Henry Mayer
Tokio
Mikado
Times
Elgin Butter Sales Hit High Weekly Total
Elgin butter sales in past weeks reached 997000 pounds in Elgin Illinois with production and trade activity noted for the period.
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Elgin
Ill
Negro beaten and shot after burglary attempt in Dallas
A 20 year old Black man was found injured after a burglary attempt at the Hotel Cliff in Dallas. He was beaten by a guest and later shot in the leg by an officer. he escaped, was later captured, and jailed on burglary charges.
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D‘las
Dallas
Hotel Cliff
Increased Wages For 30000 New England Mill Workers
Boston reports that over 30,000 cotton mill operatives across New England are now receiving higher wages. The raise restores pay to the level that existed before the July 1 1905 12 12 percent cut was imposed, aligning current wages with pre cut schedules.
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Boston
New England
Great Church of St Michael Destroyed by Fire
Hamburg reports the Church of St Michael with a 426 foot tower fully burned. The collapse set nearby houses ablaze and four workers mortally hurt while repairs were underway.
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Hamburg
Train Demolished in Upstate New York Wreck
The Saratoga limited on the Delaware and Hudson railway wrecked at Ballston New York. Despite the complete demolition no passenger was killed or injured. Austin hearing set for August 21 on readjustment of rates for pallet shaped clay furnaces less than carloads.
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Ballston
N. Y
Saratoga Limited
Delaware and Hudson Railway
Saratoga
New York
Austin
Railroad Commission
Death by Drug Overdose in Memphis Hotel
John Garnett of Pulaski Tennessee was found dead in a Memphis hotel room. The county physician attributed the death to an overdose of drugs.
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Memphis
John Garnett
Pulaski, Tenn
Drowning at Colorado River Dam Claims Texas UT Student
W Gill Shaw a University of Texas student and assistant registrar drowned in the Colorado river after aiding a non swimmer during a university summer school outing. He was twenty four and was to graduate next year from the law department. He was nephew of Hon. Gus Shaw of Red River county.
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W. Gill Shaw
Colorado
Austin
University of Texas
Young Shaw
University
Shaw
Lina Gressier
Temple
Gus Shaw
Red River County
Law Department
James James Surrenders After Ennis Murder
Freeman James, a Black man, surrendered to Waxahachie officers Tuesday morning after killing David Pittman in Ennis last Thursday night. He had hidden along the Trinity river bottom, rode a Midland train to Ennis, then returned to his mother before calling police. He is jailed in Waxahachie awaiting further proceedings.
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Waxahachie
Tex
Freeman James
David Pittman
Ennis
James
Trinity River Bottom
Midland
Storm destroys homes in West two blocks wide
In Waco on July 3 twenty houses were demolished by a storm in West. Mrs. Mary Allen was badly injured by a flying timber and a child of Charles Adams broke an arm. The Adams family was blown 100 feet. the child was the only hurt. Many homes and trees fell. West remained in darkness Monday night as the storm moved from the east.
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West
Waco
Mary Allen
Charles Adams
Adams
Mrs. Louisa H. Brogdon Dies in Brazos County
Mrs. Louisa H. Brogdon, native of Alabama aged 72, dies after weeks of illness at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kern in Brazos County. A resident for 30 years, she leaves seven children, two brothers, and a host of grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral by Dr. J. D. Weat at the Kern home this afternoon at 2 o'clock, with interment at Alexander cemetery at 5.
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L. B. Kern
Kurten
J. D. Weat
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E. H. Astin
G. S. Parker
A. W. Wilkerson
Sailpugé
Calvert
Alles
Academy Grounds
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Mabry
Roxie Smith
Damofian
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Attraction Sale
Hunter & Chatham
Thaw
Orkmen
Louisa H. Brogdon
W. H. Lawrence
S. L. Ewing
Main St
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Agent Bryan
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