Memorial Tributes for James Stephen Hogg Across Texas
Texans held memorial services across the state honoring James Stephen Hogg, former attorney general and governor. Governor Lanham presided in Austin. Dallas heard Horace Chilton and others. sermons referenced his faith, honesty, and state service.
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Austin
Lanham
James Stephen Hogg
Commonwealth
Hogg
Senate Chamber
W. J. Bryan
Texas
Atwell
Terrell
Sayers
Justice Brown
Bob Ingersoll
Judge Terrell
Tyler
Marvin Church
J. M. Duncan
L. L. Jester
Isle of Somewhere
Greenwall
Opera House
Fort Worth
R. M. Wynne
Alonzo Monk
Palestine
T. M. Campbell
Slashing Convict Kills Guard and Wounds Two in Prison Yard
Jefferson City Mo March 26 A Macon Mo guard J W Woods was stabbed to death by Sonny Anderson a convict after being ordered back to his cell Anderson used a knife injuring two other convicts William Sheridan gravely hurt and likely to die and William Rockwell lightly wounded A guard killed Anderson as he fled into the yard Woods former sheriff of Macon County had recently been made a prison guard
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Jefferson City
Penitentiary
J. W. Woods
Macon
Sonny Anderson
St. Louis
Woods
Anderson
Wm. Sheridan
William Rockwell
Pettis County
Guard Woods
Macon County
Legislature Opens Special Session in Austin
The Twenty-ninth legislature convened at noon to address section 120 of the Terrell election law. Lt Governor Neal called the Senate to order and Speaker Seabury led the House as committees were named to notify the governor the body was ready for business.
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Austin
Terrell
Senate
Neal
Seabury
Cotton Market Opens Steady with Mixed Monday Moves
New York March 26 cotton market opened steady with a four point decline followed by an advance of two points as trading began on Monday.
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New York
Peaches and Strawberries Escape Frost in Buck Area
Buck Texas reports frost spared crops with upland peaches unharmed and strawberries safe in the surrounding vicinity as of March 26.
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Buck
Tex
Census of Indian babies discussed by Quanah Parker and Lone Wolf
At Anadarko on March 26 Chief Quanah Parker of the Comanches and Chief Lone Wolf of the Kiowas met Indian Agent John P. Blackman to count Indian babies born since 1901 allotments. About 125 infants are expected. The census aims to aid Interior Department decisions on allotments tied to the Stephens bill and potential opening of 505,000 acres of Indian pasture lands. Parker may favor using the baby allotments in a cattle pasture township after disposals. Indian cattle there now number about 5,000.
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Anadarko
Okla
Quanah Parker
Lone Wolf
John P. Blackman
Secretary of the Interior
Stephens
Parker
Train Wreck Near Casper Kills Nine, Injures Twelve
News from Cheyenne reports nine men killed and twelve injured in a passenger train wreck on the Chicago and Northwestern line thirty miles west of Casper. The wreck followed a washed out roadbed and collapsed tracks after the Casper bridge failed in the spring freshet, delaying relief.
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Cheyenne
Morrell Suicide at Broadway Hotel in Louisville
Joseph H. Morrill of Little Rock Ark a hotel guest in Louisville is found dead from a self inflicted gunshot. A note says he wants to be buried beside his mother and father in Cave Hill cemetery with guidance to telegraph his wife. Cave Hill is Louisville s leading burial place.
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Louisville
Joseph H. Morrill
Little Rock
Ark
Broadway
Morrill
Cave Hill Cemetery
Bishop Fitzgeralds Coadjutor Named in Rome
The congregation of the propaganda will present to the pope the name of Mgr John B Morris of Nashville Tennessee to be coadjutor bishop of Little Rock.
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Fitzgerald
Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda
Mgr
John B. Morris
Nashville
Tenn
Little Rock
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Guy M. Bryan
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L. L. McInnis
F. M. Law
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Emmel & Maloney Post Office Drug Store
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Geo. A. Adams
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Postoffice Drugstore
Pure Drugs
Q-ualitis
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