07 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
1
The article argues dairy farmers must treat cows well to maximize profits and discusses the value of dual purpose cows. It weighs producing butter fat versus beef value, noting calves worth more when cows yield 200–400 pounds of butter yearly. It compares dairy only versus dual purpose in long term profitability and urges careful breed choice based on farm goals.
Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller died of heart failure in his room where his wife died six years ago. He was seventy six, with daughter Mrs Nathaniel Francis of Washington and granddaughter Miss Audrey Francis present, and Rev James E Freeman of Minneapolis called. Fuller served as chief justice for twenty two years.
In a lively chat, Kittie and Jennie mock Mamie’s appearance noting bleached hair, a ragged dress, and a blue silk pattern. They discuss past outfits and optics as Mamie arrives, greeted with insincere sweetness.
A cordial Beverly exchange shows President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt sharing a light moment on the Evans cottage veranda after sixteen months apart. Roosevelt praises the meet as pleasant with no strain in relations, while Taft describes the session as exhaustive on railroad rate provisions and assures investors no hostile action from the new ICC.
The trial of Kinchen, accused as an accessory in the murder of L Breeland, his wife and daughter, ended with a not guilty verdict. The Breelands were ambushed on Lerety Road Amite, Mrs Breeland pleaded for help as she and her husband and child were shot.
Washington notices the death of Senator McEnery of Louisiana and Senator Cantel of Virginia within a week, recalling prior losses of Senators Daniel of Virginia and Tillman by illness. The Democratic bench loses elder statesmen while only Hernando DeSoto Money remains. Aldrich and FE plan to retire, ending long careers on the Senate floor.
In Charleston Missouri an exodus of Black residents ensues after a double lynching of Robert Rosemann and Fox. Governor Hadier requests swift action and a state investigation. No shots were fired as crowds attacked the county jail amid threats. Local authorities vow to pursue responsible parties.
Washington report shows 1,095,759 immigrant aliens admitted nationwide in the past year, up 244,421 from the prior year. Non-resident arrivals totaled 145,421, down 4,720, while 74,200 persons were debarred. The grand total arrivals at all ports reached 1,190,966, reflecting a significant rise.
After a heated debate the pension bill amended by the senate passed the lower house. It grants an annual pension of 24 dollars to each veteran or widow of Confederate veterans whose property value is under 1 500 dollars, increasing pension rolls by about 24 000 yearly.
Jefferson City reports Miss Anna Wendler found in the dis sourt river with a wire clothesline embedded in her neck. Initial thoughts warned watch chain until examination confirmed death by strangulation.
The Korean emperor has issued an edict ceding police administration to Japan under a recent convention. Fortifications and garrisons in the country are being steadily strengthened, signaling a likely full annexation and increased Japanese control.
Neoga NL Rero R Fisher named defendant in a $500 libel suit after he refused to tell parishioners he wronged Jaced Strohl a wealthy German farmer A fervent prayer asking for Strohl to pay debts and improve his conduct drew shock from the congregation Senator McEnery funeral in New Orleans Included the authorizing delegation from Congress with Senators Johnston Chamberlain and Representatives Wickliffe and Watkins Bryan visits Montreal Declares presidency uncertainty and non participation in outside politics New York Morris Lastiz faces death sentence but smiles and laughs upon verdict by electric chair
Raleigh NS report notes P. V. DeGraw, fourth assistant postmaster general, asserts rural free delivery leads civil service in morale. He cites statistics showing 175 of 41,000 carriers used for cause last year to support excellence.
John Warwick Daniel senior United States Senator from Virginia died at 10 28 PM on Wednesday The death followed a recurrence of paralysia and a cerebral hemorrhage on the right side of the brain The statesman had suffered an apoplexy in October in Philadelphia and had not appeared before an audience since January He was born in Lynchburg Virginia on September 8.
Hamburg public prosecutor ends official inquiry into Deutsche Vacuum Oil Company amid press attacks alleging graft by E I Quarles, American sales chief. No charges found, costs borne by the state. Officials call it a notable American success and note German rivals’ resort to slander when cannot compete.
In Atlanta Representative Littleton announced a warm fight over the compulsory education bill and offered a resolution to print two copies for House members, which was adopted.
The 1910 census is expected to show Southern states plus Missouri and Oklahoma up 21 percent since 1900, with a total population of 32,415,297. The Southern Commercial Congress estimates national gains at about 15.5 percent for the same period.
Edward Holmes Jr former department of agriculture statistician pleaded guilty to misconduct in office in the cotton statistics leak case in federal court. He paid a 35000 fine and denied conspiracy to defraud the United States claiming counsel advised a guilty plea to the technical charge. Victims and missing from Kentucky cloudburst deaths rise with dozens reported dead or missing in Magoffin Floyd and Knott counties. In Missouri Dr B C Hyde convicted of poisoning Col Thomas H Swore was denied a new trial by Judge Latshaw.
The Mahen High School summer program starts eight weeks of lectures on morphology and other topics. Speakers include N Powers, Cotaressman T U Sissoy, and Whitfell of the Laod Cy, State Education. Notable items cover cabbage raiser J P Walker with a record crop, local accidents, and public notices at Corinth and Starkville.
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