Prescott Daily News postal matter notice
The Prescott Daily News states it is entered as second class matter on April 15, 1907, at the Prescott Arkansas post office under the 1879 Act.
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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
2
The Prescott Daily News states it is entered as second class matter on April 15, 1907, at the Prescott Arkansas post office under the 1879 Act.
The fragment notes a price of 40 cents per month if paid in advance, otherwise a $100 price reference appears alongside a 200 and 504. The text is incomplete but indicates a monthly rate and a higher amount for late or non prepaid terms. No clear event or entity beyond pricing.
In Paris Texas on a Saturday morning Professor J G Jacoway principal of the Third ward public school was shot in the front yard of Charles Campbell on Graham street. Robert Long surrendered to officers after the attack.
The body of exiled Colla native Dian vie Dios Tejada from East Orange was cremated with an overcoat he treasured. He and his wife and four children perished after a shipwreck near the journey to San Domingo, with only the captain and surviving crew members left. The overcoat and ashes were sent to the sea after funeral rites.
The next day a sailing vessel recovered the two survivors in a terribly enfeebled state. Mr Tejada died from a long heart disease linked to exposure and anxiety during the wreck. Physicians say the illness stemmed directly from the disaster and he wished his ashes cast into the sea.
Commissioner of Insurance Love reports 1907 fire losses in Texas totaling 6,952,900 dollars with insured losses 4,802,804 and uninsured 2,650,006, comparing 1906 totals of 5,984,980 and 2,935,792 uninsured. He rejects a Houston interview claim that a new law bans employer liability insurers, stating no such act passed by the Thirtieth legislature.
Tarrytown New York June 1 John D Rockefeller inspecting his Pocantico Hills home learns two feet of waste space above the ice box. He orders removal and replacement with a ceiling reaching unit costing $2000, work to begin at once.
Action urged as Chinese United States and Chinese Anti-Opium League cable to Senator Forgkeruring the passage of a law by Congress prohibiting opium import to the Canadian islands.
Georgy Frohock, a sailor from the battleship Alabama, was killed by a freight train a short distance west of Crockett, after enlisting at San Antonio, Texas. The incident occurred near Crockett as Frohock traveled from his post.
In Rome on June 1 Delagrange the aeronaut beat the world aeroplane record flying 12 150 meters in 15 minutes 28 seconds despite foggy conditions.
The National Railways of Mexico announces 13,750,000 dollars of 12 percent sinking fund bonds. The bonds run fifty years. The National Railways is a new company formed through readjustment of the Union National Railroad of Mexico and Mexican National and is controlled through stock ownership by the Mexican government.
Washington June 1 Information from Japan states that cotton mills are curtailing production.
New York acts authorize voluntary observation for those fearing insanity. A facility at Poughkeepsie will allow individuals to seek private care under eminent specialists at the Hudson River State Hospital, without stigma or publicity.
New York June 1. Terry McGovern announces through manager Joe Humphreys his retirement from boxing. Poor showing against Robson convinced him the days are over after fourteen years in the ring. He plans summer exhibitions with Young Corbett in small towns and a fall move into business away from boxing.
At Flat Rock church near Eatonton Georgia on June 1 seven African Americans were shot during a row at an outdoor picnic. One man was killed another fatally wounded as a stampede erupted. No arrests yet. many carried pistols and razors amid liquor and chaos.
Thomas C Miller president of Marionette Gas Engine and Frank J Monroe general sales manager were found guilty in Judge Bethens court of using the mails to promote a stock fraud. Sentencing awaits motion for a new trial as peers allege 28 sales agents lost 114100. Separately at Baltimore general conference talk, Rev Dr Leonard retained as foreign missions secretary and Rev Dr Nicholson elected secretary of education in New York.
Denver June 1 S. A. Jane a widely known newspaper man magazine writer and critic died in Denver of tuberculosis. He was forty six years old and leaves a widow and two children in New York City.
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