First Degree Murder Conviction in Dallas Case
A Dallas man convicted of first degree murder after shooting Mrs. Delia Clove. He faces a life term in prison. The report notes ongoing political talk in Dallas and mentions local figures and rail commission appointments.
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Wiatherfordy
McKay
Gronor
Delia Clove
Dallas
Riot and political dust up as miners clash with police
A mass riot erupts at Monarch Pennsylvania as striking coal and coke miners clash with sheriffs deputies. a woman shoots the sheriff in the hand and is later shot in the leg. The scene escalates with deputies arriving to clear the works. Concurrently Texas debates a new tax act to fund free schools and public buildings, while recruiting and political friction ripple through Dallas and Waco targets.
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Monarch
Sheriff McCormick
Moon
Texas
Graham
Uted
Dallas
Remarkable Eyelone Sweeps Rural County Tragedy
A distorted 1891 notice reports a fatal eyelone sweeping Lipscomb, Claude, and Hanston in Haneford County, killing two and causing extensive destruction. It warns of bankruptcy and failed detection, followed by weather notes and a census bulletin on U S indebtedness.
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Lipscown
Barror
Claude
Denver
Hanstond
Haneford
Ecole Sonia St
Penhandie
Journalist’s craft praised by peers amid career reflections
A Fort Worth Gazette columnist reflects on journalism as a demanding battle with little reward, praising Dana, Greely, and Seward as benchmarks. He compares great editors to actors, notes the enduring archive of a journalist’s work, and lauds Jim Hogg as a faithful public servant amid Texas political shifts and real estate driven ambitions.
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Hogg
John H. Reagan
L. L. Foster
Reagan
Senate of the
United States
Horace Chilton
Tyler
Senate
Chilton
Ancen Nto
Anson
Graham
Grabar
Texas
N. Y
T’ Fm
Dana
Greely
Bede
Seward
Genet
Sinly
Devera
Jim Hogg
Fort Worth
Cattle curiosities travel to Columbus Ohio and more
A Samoan pair of small cattle, about 2 1 2 feet high and reddish with white markings, are described as fully developed with large lungs and long horns. They are destined for Columbus Ohio. The text then shifts to political commentary on a recently assembled legislature and party dynamics, noting salary perks and potential future laws.
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Mills
Reagan
Ulberson
Yoakum Graphic
Nvne
Noan
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