Purse Pursuit After Slaying Captured Mexicans
A posse led by State Ranger Sanders killed one Mexican and captured another after a clash near Benavides Texas. A third Mexican escaped wounded as attackers stole horses and fled toward the Rio Grande. Subsequent reports from Laredo say Captain Brooks’ company pursued the fugitives with three Mexicans captured and one killed. London reports ex governor Pingree of Michigan died in London after a long illness.
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Morrisnd Glover
Benavides
Jose Melendez
Tofelio Gonzales
Tiburco Benavides
Lared
Brooks
State Rangers
Morris
Karnes County
Glover
Schnabel
Gonzales County
Campbellton
Atascosa County
Rio Grande
Campbellisa
Bordas Rafich
Wheat Thrashed Across Guthrie District Reports Strong Yields
In Guthrie Oklahoma Territory on June 19 substantial wheat thrashing is under way with yields averaging 24 bushels per acre. O H Filson shipped the first wheat locally with grain at 60 pounds per bushel and 26 bushels per acre. J R Dillard thrashed 40 acres at 26 and a quarter bushels per acre. Miller Bros of 101 ranch plan four thrashing outfits after weeks of 26 binder work.
Georgia Peaches Rotting Quickly In South And Middle Regions
Atlanta reports state Etomologist Scott says peaches in south and middle Georgia are rotting very fast as harvest conditions worsen. The brief note highlights urgent agricultural concerns and regional spoilage.
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Atlanta
Scott
Middle
Georgia
Weather toll hits Georgia crops and New Orleans suicide case
Excessive rain across three weeks devastates Georgia crops including peaches and cotton with melons and cantaloupes also harmed. Assistant Commissioner Wright warns this is the worst outlook in years. In New Orleans a man identified as Jacob Miner, a retired New York cigar maker, died by suicide in Jackson Square. his son and son-in-law arrived from New York to identify the effects in the coroner's office.
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Wright
Georgia
New Orleans
Jackson Square
Jacob Miner
New York City
Albert Goser
New York
Miner
Obituaries note three local deaths in Illinois and Iowa
Mrs Lydia Meade aged 87 died Sunday night in Bloomington Illinois. Frank Keene an old resident of McLean Iowa is dead aged 70. Charles Renne of Minden Prairie died Monday of heart failure aged 60.
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Lydia Meade
Bloomington
Ills
Frank Keene
McLean
Charles Renne
Minden Prairie
Van Horne Satisfied With Cuban Railroad Progress
Sir William Van Horne, chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railroad, on a Cuba visit, reports better than expected progress on the Santiago to Santa Clara line. He plans to complete the link within a year, linking Havana and the island, and praises local labor and stable government. He sails to Boston aboard a fruiter.
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Santiago de Cuba
Sir William van Horne
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Cuba
Boston
William
Santiago
Santa Clara
Havana
Negro Question prompts southern push for disfranchisement
In New York Henry D. Clayton, a Democratic leader from Alabama, asserts that the south will strengthen its political power through full disfranchisement of Black voters. He warns that negro suffrage undercuts Democratic supremacy and mocks calls to reduce representation as political bluster.
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New York
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
House
Democratic National Committee
Washington
the Tribune
South
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
Congress
Brenner Announces Signatories Back Conference on Geneva Convention
Berne June 19 President M Brenner said at a bundesrath meeting that most signatories including the United States had accepted an invitation to a conference for revising the Geneva Convention and hoped delegates would meet in 1902.
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Berne
M. Brenner
United States
Border tensions rise after murder near Brownsville
Austin reports D. H. Hart says Mexicans appear to be headed for Mexico as rangers scour the border. Locals fear lynching of the accused killer and others seen as connected, with riots possible in the Mexican populated region.
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Austin
D. H. Hart
United States Court
Brownsville
Mexico
Posses Search for Gregorio Cortez Return to Texas
June 18 1930 reports posses hunting Gregorio Cortez have returned to Texas, doubting he is in the region. Henry Randell of Harris county won death penalty appeal. juror disqualification ruling upheld as murder case of Lulu Davis deemed cold blooded and deserving highest penalty. New rapid transit bills pass in Harrisburg assembly and await governor action, creating a three member board to review franchise applications. In London a bigamy case procedure prompts talk of magistrate commitment and grand jury indictments, possible House of Lords review.
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Austin
Gregorio Cortez
Morris
Glover
Tex
Henry Randell
Harris County
Lulu Davis
Court of Criminal Appeals
Efiseman
Harrisburg
House
Senate
New York
the Tribune
London
House of Lords
Pope receives Cardinal Gibbons in farewell audience
Rome reports the pope granting Cardinal Gibbons a farewell audience. Fresh shipment of Huyler's fine candies arrived at McDougald's Drug Store setting.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Huyler
McDougald
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Promises Refund
An advertisement touts Rex Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and heartburn with a money back guarantee if not cured. The offer lists 50 cents per package and cites M H Jamvr a Bryan Texas druggist as the leading dealer.
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M. H. Jamvr
Bryan
Texas
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Oklahoma
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