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Newspaper

Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1908

Page

2

Prescott Daily Hews Public Notice of State and County Officials

The Prescott Daily Hews lists state and county officers and candidates including Governor George W Donaghue Secretary of State Ludwig State Treasurer 1h Yats State Auditor John R Jobe Commissioner of Mines Manufactures and Agriculture Guy B Tucker Commissioner of Lands L L Coffman Superintendent of Public Instruction George B Cook Justice J C Hart Carroll D Wood Minor Wallace A A Graves Ed Hood Alm Denman Br May J A Bailey W C Felts Mo D Bright Tom Lavender J C Purtle Hot Ingray F Smyth John B Shers T F Burns and C B Moon as part of a public notice for upcoming elections in Prescott Arkansas.

State Treasury John R. Jobe Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture Guy B. Tucker

Democrats of Iowa Split By Dual Conventions

Wallace Ida August 8 The Democratic state convention split into two factions anti Dubois and Dubois each forming separate conventions. The rift followed a protest over seating Bear Lake Oneida and Fremont delegates. A. Freehafer was elected permanent chairman of the Dubois group while Judge Stockslager chaired the anti Dubois gathering.

Iowa Wallace Ida Twain Bear Lake Oneida Fremont Dubois Freehafer Washington County Freehofer Calloway Masonic Hall Stockslager

Anti-Dubois faction backs Stockslager for Senate

The anti-Dubois faction nominated a ticket led by Senator C. O. Stockslager for senator and N. U. Alexander for governor. The Dubois convention adjourned until Friday.

C. O. Stockslager N. U. Alexander

Dashes Over Embankment Wreck Kills Train Crew Near Imboden

A Frisco westbound passenger train wrecked near Imboden Arkansas killing engineer Cooper and fireman Aken both of Memphis. An unknown man died as the engine plunged twelve feet. Gas tank exploded in the mail car and fire burned. Sailors helped extinguish the blaze. clerks Chamberlain Hornbecker were badly scalded and burned. mail clerks Wolf Clayton were severely bruised.

Little Rock Imboden Cooper Memphis Aken Chamberlain Hornbecker Wolf and Clayton

American Pilgrims Present Gift to Pope in Rome

In Rome on August 8 the pope received over 200 American pilgrims from New York led by Rt. Rev. James H. McGean and J. d. McCrane of Brooklyn. Mr McCrane presented a New York building valued at 50000 dollars for the Italian Salesian Fathers to establish a college. Archbishop Farley introduced the group and the pope offered a brief address and apostolic blessing.

Rome New York James H. McGean J. d. McCrane Brooklyn McCrane Salesian Fathers Farley

Seven Hurt as Auto Skids Near Philadelphia

Speeding car on the city outskirts skids and overturns. Seven people are thrown from the vehicle and six are injured, one likely fatally. Lena Brown, sixteen, is concussed and pinned beneath the car, with uncertain recovery prospects.

Philadelphia Lena Brown

Flogged and Sent Away Near New Roads

A mob tied a black man and a second Black man after flogging them severely. Deputies had removed them from public custody. The two were accused of sending threatening letters to white planters and were hustled out of the area with money provided so they could leave this region.

New Roads

Pythian Sisters Elect New Supreme Officers

The supreme lodge elected officers led by Supreme Chief Mrs. Nellie E. Merriam of Muskogee Oklahoma Territory and Supreme Senior Mrs. Sarah J. Cotton Weatherford Texas. Supreme Junior Mrs. Ida M. Johnson Central City Colorado and Supreme Manager Mrs. Cora M. Davis Union Oregon named. Uniform Rank Assembly appointed Major General Arthur E. Strotbart of St. Paul Minnesota to command again.

Quebec Que Supreme Outer Guard William PD. Cameron Meridian Miss Board of Insurance Control G. Cherry Sioux Falls C. G. Davis Denver Colo Supreme Lodge of Pythian Sisters Supreme Nellie E. Merriam Muskogee I. T Sarah J. Cotton Weatherford Tex Ida M. Johnson Central City Cora M. Davis Union Ore Arthur Eb, Strotbart St. Paul Minn

Italian Loan Help Ends Near Death for Italian Family

An Italian man with eight children faced a possible death by his own actions after failing to secure a $600 loan. A newspaper notice spurred his employer to provide $250 and arrange repayment. The Italian consul will seek restitution for usurious interest from loan sharks. The man revealed his troubles to his employer in confidence. The incident ends with an agreement to keep his identity private. Fort Worth and Chicago news also report on Texas Farmers’ Union electing Joe Edmondson as state organizer and naming an executive committee members. The union approved a plan to establish a central selling agency.

Chicago Fort Worth Texas Farmers’ Union Joe Edmondson J C. Albrighton Snyder J. E. Montgomery Skidmore H. Lass Brookshire J. J. McCorky Wichita Falls J. A. Wheeler Moody BE. A. Calvin Lee aSterwaite

To File Mandamus Suit Over Tide Water Deeds

Houston August 8 Judge Locke Me Daniel plans a mandamus suit to force the land commissioner to issue tide water deeds in Black Duck bay near Goose Creek oil field to F J Demeritt who has filed on most of the bay under one act while S B Strong claims the land under another. The land filed on is an arm of the sea covered by shallow water.

Houston Locke Me Daniel Black Duck Bay Goose Creek F. J. Demeritt S. B. Strong

Governor Campbell's Campaign Expense Report

Governor Campbell filed a sworn statement in Palestine detailing $1 983.68 in campaign expenses for the just concluded primary. The report itemizes spending by purpose and was sworn to at his residence county.

Austin Campbell Palestine

Real estate operator and former boxer commits suicide in Brooklyn

In Borough Park Brooklyn on a hot day Robert Turnbull a notable suburban real estate operator and former professional pugilist shot and killed himself at his home. He was widely known in local circles and his death stunned neighbors.

New York Robert Turnbull Borough Park Brooklyn

Rail extension planned to Palo Pinto coal fields

Fort Worth reports arrangements for extending the Stephenville North and South railroad into Palo Pinto county coal fields with operation expected by November 1. The line will also extend south from Hamilton to Pampas, per Col. L. J. Polk, VP.

Fort Worth Stephenville, North and South Palo Pinto County Hamilton Pampas

Youth Drowns in Colorado River Near Comanche Texas

Aug. 8 reports a youth named Elby Barnes drowned in the Colorado river near Comanche Texas. Pythian officers in Boston on Aug. 8 elected Henry P. Brown of Cleburne Texas as supreme chancellor on the fifth ballot with G. W. Hanson of Calais Maine chosen as vice chancellor. Other officers named include Rev. DeWitt C. Cobb of Salem New Jersey supreme prelate and R. J. C. White of Nashville Tennessee supreme keeper of the record and seal. New officers also listed supreme master of exchequer Thomas P. D. Meares of Wilmington North Carolina and supreme master-at-arms several names noted.

Boston Aug Henry P. Brown Cleburne Tex G. W. Hanson Calais DeWitt C. Cobb Salem N. J R. J C. White Nashville Tenn Thomas PD. Me

July Mosquito Troubles in Open Air Verse

A playful verse laments July’s heat and mosquitoes disturbing a daydream about bliss. The speaker contrasts fancy with fact as bites interrupt a tranquil open day. The light poem hinges on summer’s nuisances and whimsical frustration with pests.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Prescott Daily Hews Prescott, Ark George W. Donaghes Secretary of State— Co Ludwig L. L. Coffman George B. Cook the Supreme Court Justice Riddick J. C. Hart Justice of the Supreme Court Carroll D Wood A. A. Graves W.whaley ED Hood Vanity Judge Alm Denman BR. May J. A. Bailey Ww. C. Felts Tom Lavender J. C. Purtle F. M. Smyth John B'Shers T. F. Burns B. Moon Aus Pope Governor Campbell Colorado River Comanche, Tex Elby Barnes Here China Imperial Canal Burmah West Main St Airdome Harry the E. A. Short Mrs A. E. Shanklet Millinery Co Our Bakery Guy Market and Bakery McDaniel How. Co A. M. Ellsworth Southwest Arkansas Telephone Co A.M. Smith the Palace Barber Shop Jack and Johnny Bull's
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