Hail and Wind Ravage Sections with Widespread Damage
A late spring storm swept Texas areas with heavy hail, wind, and flooding. Crops in Cotton Corn and Grain sections suffered severe destruction while several buildings including churches and a schoolhouse were wrecked. Fatalities were limited but a farmer was badly injured and a girl burned to death in Forney.
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Annona
Swantown
Bosque County
Clifton
Tex
Tyler
Texas
Rising Star
Corsicana
Richland
Riots in Russia Denial Prefaces Near Revelation
General J B Williams at the Hotel Cecil denies rumors of an imminent Russian revolution. He states Russia is peaceful, notes free business and cordial foreign reception, and refutes claims of police precaution at the czar’s review and a cathedral student disturbance scaled to threaten the throne.
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J. B. Williams
Cecil
Russia
England
America
Nevsky Prospect Hotel
St. Paul's
Army Officer Convicted at Fort Morgan Ala
United States circuit court jury finds ex captain M. King guilty on second count of receiving money to influence his official conduct at Fort Morgan Alabama. Later news: tragedy at Walnut Springs Texas where Geo Farabee was mortally wounded at a Meridian picnic. Ed Herd arrested. Cotton acreage to 27,532,000 acres nationwide an 84.3 percent rise. In Oklahoma Territory near Nardin two Stratton brothers hunting when a gun discharged injuring a 10 year old brother.
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United States Circuit Court
M. King
United States Army
Fort Morgan
Ala
Walnut Springs
Ten
Geo. Farabee
Ed Herd
Meridian
Washington
Bureau of of Statistics
Guthrie
O. T
Nardin
P. J. Stratton
Miner Killed by Falling Boulder Near Cliff Mine
Joplin Missouri June 1 a ground man C N Brace at Cliff mine was killed when a boulder broke his neck after striking him behind the head instantly. Ardmore Indian Territory June 1 Edna Randall 16 accidentally shot Lee Combs 19 with an unloaded gun in Wallville.
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Boston
First Congregational Church
Richard Harding Davis
Admiral Sampson
Seige
Santiago Harbor
Devera
Secretary Long
Joplin
C. N. Brace
Cliff
Ardmore
I. T
Wallville
Edna Randall
Lee Combs
Governors Rejects Resignations Prompt Reconsideration
Columbia DC June 1 Governor McSweeney has rejected the resignations of Senators Tillman and McLaurin to give them time to reconsider their action.
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Columbia
D. C
McSweeney
Tillman
McLaurin
Railroad Man Dead in Chicago Ex-President Robertson
D B Robertson former president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad died at his Chicago home after a prolonged illness.
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Rairoad
Chicago
D. B. Robertson
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
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