Big fire at Dallas ruins Hamilton plant on Elm Street
A blaze in the Hamilton Paint and Glass storeroom in downtown Dallas destroyed the building and stock valued at about 75 000. Firefighters fought for an hour as flames threatened adjacent businesses. Losses included Ellis and Thomas furniture and Rick Furniture, with most damages caused by heat and smoke.
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Dallas
Hamilton Paint and Glass Company
Elm Street
Hamilton
Ellis & Thomas
Rick
A. P. Black
Lawyers Fail To Secure Jones Testimony In Rice Will Contest
Four law firms again sought Jones's testimony under surrogate's court order in New York. Ill health and nervous strain from detectives watching at his bedside hinder testimony as doctors warn against mental collapse and possible self harm.
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New York
Jones
House of Detention
Various incidents and trials across the nation
Reedy Vance of Little Rock binds over for alleged killing of Lu Yuk. Celia Sibley wed Franklin Pa to William McCalmont Wilson. Miller from southwestern Missouri and Arkansas crop yield estimates show harvest about 70. Fire destroys Picketts McDaniel grain elevator in Lake City Illinois. Springfield painter F L Elliott dies after fall. John E. Ryan, ex Roosevelt rough rider, commits suicide in New Mexico after injuries from a horse. Oklahoma City population 14,000 and tax base $2.1 million. Seth Drake named to introduce Standard Oil in Australia. Richard Goodall found dead in Marion Illinois. Wind wrecks farm buildings near Hopkinsville Kentucky. stock killed by lightning. James Davis convicted in Atchison Kansas of robbing Pacific Express. to serve 10 years. Charles L Poore to fund eighth Huntsville cotton mill at $100,000. Miss Jane Allers dies in Rushville Illinois. Schultz sausage factory burned by lightning in Bloomington Illinois. Joseph Nolan killed by lightning at McLean Illinois. Clem Coleman dies near Hopkinsville Kentucky from injuries by stepson. Berlin rumors Emperor William to visit czar in August. John Mangon dies at Guthrie Oklahoma. Frederick Mahanke fatally injured in Dubuque Iowa by fall. William Jorrell fatally injured by falling slate at Harrisburg Illinois. Charles Brown escapes Leavenworth prison farm. Patrick Murphy crushed by falling slate in mine shaft.
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Reedy Vance
Little Rock
Ark
Lu Yuk
Celia Sibley
Congressman Sibley
Franklin
William McCalmont Wilson
Washington
D. Millers
Missouri
Arkansas
Lake City
Ills
Picketts & McDaniel
Springfield
F. L. Elliott
W Wrk
John E. Ryan
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
New Mexico
Oklahoma City
Seth C. Drake
St. Joseph
Standard Oil Company
Australia
Richard Goodall
Marion
Ill
Hopkinsville
James Davis
Atchison, Kas
Pacific Express Company
Charles L. Poore
New York City
Huntsville
Ala
Jane Allers
Rushville
Schultz
Bloomington
Joseph Nolan
McLean
Clem Coleman
Hokinsville
William Coleman
Berlin
William
Russia
John Mangon
Guthrie
Oo. Ps
Frederick Mahanke
Dubuque
William Jorrell
Equality
Ledford
Harrisburg
Charles Brown
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Patrick Murphy
Miners Boss Accused of Criminal Carelessness
Report from near Harrisburg cites Philip Macay the mine boss facing charges of criminal carelessness. A man named Terry, from Houston, was found dead on a Wichita railroad track. A Panhandle train collided with an oil car at Pittsburg, burning fully but with no injuries. Mrs. Mary Schuler of Kansas City lies dying after a skull fracture from a robber. John Hunter and Mrs. Sarah Jones wed at Pana, marking the groom as 68 and the bride as a grandmother. Governor Beckham pardoned Robert Lee Cole for larceny. A presidential photo was given to King Oscar by Minister Thomas. Joseph Harris and Martha Jones were killed by runaway teams near Dixon.
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Harrisburg
Tls
Philip Macay
Terry
Wichita
Kas
Houston
Tex
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Mary Schuler
Kansas City
John Hunter
Sarah Jones
Pana
Ills
Beckham
Robert Lee Cole
McKinley
Oscar
Thomas
Joseph Harris
Martha Jones
Dixon
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Swift
Howell Brothers
Dixie
James & Castles
Bryan Steam Laundry
A. E. Worley
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Golden West Hotel
West Madison Street
Vanderbilt
Vander-Lo S
St. Louis and Western Railroa
Manila
Edwards
Washington Dispatch
Smith
Paris
Parc Des Princes
Max Regis
Algiers
M. Laberdesque
Regis
Stricken
Pueblo
Col
W. P. Beck
Beck
Colorado
Heidelberg University
Germany
Boer Langers
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Pretoria
London
J. P. Morgan
Texas
Tyler
Sparta
Mobile and Ohio
Chicago
Sar
Tne International Boundary Line
Mount Baker
Sinclar
Seattle
Canada
Ottawa
Rice
Bryan Grocer Company
Dan J. Ford
Bryan
Telephone 210
Ji.r. Barnet
Prop
Battle Ax
Dee Mike, JR
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