Father Kuled and Son Executed for Killing Policemen
Special wire from Columbus Georgia reports White aged 20 was hanged for his role in the slaughter of three policemen and wounding a fourth in October. His father F A Walte, a shoemaker, was killed resisting capture after the triple murder. White, seen as simple minded, had run for office and believed he was persecuted.
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Hy. White
White
F. A. Walte
Shoemaker White
United States
Kiagon
Bergelven
Nhu
Tié
Diaz Is Gallant Honors to Miss Garcia Fuentes
Specius Wire from Sunday Light reports in Mexico City that the president ordered a gold medal and a $700 yearly pension for Miss Manuela Garcia Fuentes a polling school teacher with over 30 years of service. Residing in Tepic she is praised by officials and citizens alike with congratulatory telegrams from Luis H. Ruiz director general of public instruction.
Balaclava Hero Jamieson Murdoch Dies in Barrow
Special wire reports the death of Samuel Jamieson Murdoch aged 67 in Barrow. Enlisting in Glasgow under the name Jamieson, he served through the Crimean campaign with the Horse Guards Light Brigade, earning British, Turkish and campaign medals. Wounded several times, he survived the famed charge and later lived as a basketmaker in Barrow for 22 years.
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Tandon
Tyne
Jamieson
Barow
Samuel Jamieson Murdoch
Glasgow
Ith’ Husgers
Barrow
Monterey Budget Moves and Local Monuments
Special Wire from Monterey notes Governor Bernady Reyea appoints J A Robinson A Zombrangg and A V Hernandez to represent Nuevo Leon at the Commercial Congress in Philadelphia this week. A Manon resigns as general manager of the M M G railway to serve with his family in Belgium. The Woman's lodges unveil a monument to deceased members as hotels fill with visitors expressing delight at this country.
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Mexico
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J. A. Robinson
A. Zombrangg
A. V.hernandez
Nievo Leon
Commercial Congress
Pailadelphia
A. Manon
Belgium
Willy
Electric light contract awarded to Berlin firm
In Brexico the city awarded its electric light contract to Jehnens and Halski of Berlin after a November expiry. The firm operates large electrical plants with about 15,000 workers and will install underground wires with 2,000 candle power lighting, promising full municipal compliance.
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Mexico
Brexico
Worsows
Messrs. Jehnens and Halski
Berlin
Prize Fight Pictures Postponed At Grand Opera House
The Corbett Fitzsimmons cineographic exhibit at the Grand opera house failed to please a large audience. The canvas replay of Carson City fight ran poorly and the crowd cried fake. Tickets to be honored tonight with a promised better exhibit.
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Grand Opera House
Carson City
The Big Drill Attracts Nationwide Attention
San Antonio braces for the Interstate Drill as contracts for new seating and park improvements nearing completion. With a capacity of 6,080 and plans to host up to 60,000 visitors over eight days, organizers expect daily crowds of thousands for July Fourth celebrations. A New Orleans infantry battalion and Texas Volunteer Guard units will participate, drawing national and local press coverage.
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Aries
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Aleus
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Shimptone
San
Railroad Bond Amount Decision Reversed by Texas Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission reversed its earlier rule for the Red River and Southwestern Railway, ruling that bonds may be issued up to the stock value actually subscribed rather than the full subscribed stock. The commission now favors a construction that allows more railroad growth by reducing the charge of stock against bonds. The change aims to remove a previous impediment to building longer lines in the state.
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Texas
Railroad Commission
Red River and Southwestern Railway Company
Railroad Commission of Texas
Red Tver and Southwestern Railway Company
Teron S. Kg
Beaten to Death in Mississippi County Camp
Special wire reports a Mississippi convict on county road labor beaten to death while under care of camp keepers. A coroner’s jury found death from unknown causes, urged removal of camp manager Sar Brown, and an investigation was ordered with Supervisor Royal to oversee further inquiries.
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Miss
Mississippi
Sar Brown
Royal Wil
Earthquake Shocks Butte Montana In City Morning
An earthquake struck Butte Montana this morning shaking houses rattling crockery and frightening inhabitants. no injuries reported in the readable text. In St Louis Missouri Richard A Beruggs and B S Zuanghorn prominent businessmen were bound over to the federal grand jury on charges of smuggling.
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Butte
Mont
St.Louis
Richard A. Beruggs
B.S. Zuanghorn
Tve
United States
Brandh Jury
Wool duties rise as finance committee aims higher tax
Washington June 6 advocates for higher wool duties report securing an average rise of one cent per pound above committee plans. Proposed rates reach nine cents on first class wool ten cents on second class and six cents on third class with hopes to lower the third rate to nine cents. Senator Warren predicts concessions and a satisfactory schedule for wool interests possibly aided by Republican caucus support.
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Washington
Warren
Warrén
Damages Awarded in Austin Dam Case
In Austin Texas today the district court entered a judgment of 1535 dollars in the case of Goldstein versus the Austin Dam Railway for personal damages caused by the road incident.
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Austin
Texas
Goldstein
Austin Dam
District Court
Were Scrappy Storms Close of Tilloig Legislature
June 1 report from Springhela describes the closing scenes of the Tilloig Legislature as stormy with many personal quarrels and nearly physical confrontations.
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Springhela
Tilloig
Levee Break Near Conrad’s Point Likely to Close
Special wire from New Orleans reports a Sunday crevasse in the levee at Conrad’s Point may be closed by Monday. The levee board and Illinois Central railway have mounted strong efforts, and officials are confident their measures will succeed.
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New Orleans
Conrad
Veteran newspaper worker William F. Clark Sr dies at 88
William F. Clark Sr died in Indianapolis at his son’s home. A veteran editor with 70 plus years in journalism, he began work at age fourteen and served nearly all his life in the press. He helped organize the Republican Party in Pennsylvania and long aided anti slavery efforts from Mercer, Pa, his home station on the Underground Railroad. He held an office in Pennsylvania under President Lincoln.
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Ind
William F. Clark
Republican Party
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Mercer
Canada
Liberty
Mc Clark
Preabient Lincoln
Bronchos Triumph Amid Umpire Controversy In Texas League duel
In a tightly contested game the Bronchos defeated San Antonio as umpire Dewey drew sharp criticism from the home crowd. Key plays by Kohnle and Welkart and timely hits kept Texas league action alive while Houston and Denison events filled a busy sports day with standout fielding and pitching performances.
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Ieee
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Wid
Calliffower
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Caulflower
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Murder Trial Brings Exhumation For Evidence
New Orleans June 5 Captain Harper and Cyrus Grover are charged with killing Levee Guard Kubiman on Bonne Carre levee May 18. Grover claims Harper did the deed and that he aided, with a pistol. The coroner will exhume Kubiman’s body to recover a bullet missing from the earlier postmortem. It is believed Grover killed for money and jewelry, then accused Harper.
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Harper
Cyrus Grover
Kubiman
Bonne Carre Levee
Grover
Kuhlman
St. Joseph Parish
Senator West Defends Timber Schedule During Pine Debate
Special Wire to Sunday Light reports Senator Bacon attacked Senator West over the timber schedule, defending white pine rates and guarding policy stance in a tense session.
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Wrehington
June B
Senatro Bacon
Senator West
Indians Are Quiet After Tongue River Trouble
Special wire reports Captain Brouch at Tongue River agency says Indians are quiet. An Indian held on murder charges will be escorted by the military to the agency and handed to the sheriff. Message from Captain Stouch had been dated yesterday but delayed sixty miles to telegraph.
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Washington
Brouch
Tongue River Agency
Indiana
Stouch
River Tug Napoleon Burns At New Orleans Wharf
River news reports a fire aboard the tug Napoleon owned by Captain John Die 80 at Ursulines street wharf. The craft drifted after flames spread, an unknown man aboard reportedly drowned, and two sailors faced threats from a gunman while near the burning vessel. The Napoleon valued at 37000 dollars. A second item notes Cincinnati law school consolidation with the University of Cincinnati and Taft named dean.
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New Orleans
Napoleon
John Die- 80
Ursulines Street
Dave Willoughby
John Strout
Piremon Pai ‘Taylor
Flood Danger Rises as Mississippi Delta Waters Recede
Reports from Vicksburg Mississippi dated June 6 describe the lake waters retreating except near the town where the Mississippi delta remains submerged. The text notes the current rate of retreat and foresees continued flooding affecting wide areas.
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Miss
Missinyippi
Still Debated Bills In Texas Senate And House Clash
Austin ta June 1 The senate failed to pass government bills as House members adjourned after a long skirmish over a fee bill. Governor’s stance and party alignments cloud the outcome while talks linger on sending the House measure to the senate. In other notes, a child dies from suspected calomel treatment, and regional updates cover local crop conditions and a medical editor's health setback.
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Kidnese
TJ Howse
Semelon
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