Abundant Peaches and Rain Boost Texas Crops
The Shiner area reports plentiful peaches and blackberries fading, strong cotton prospects in Wise county, lively watermelon harvests, and beneficial rains in several localities. Drought broken in Greer county, grasshoppers threaten Santo, and hogs, cattle, and yearlings feature in multiple sales across Midland, San Angelo, and surrounding counties.
Texas Crime Roundup and Public Works Notes
The page itemizes multiple deaths including S. M. Mounce in Coryell, Mark Gibson in Gainesville, N. J. Jordan in Hardin, and L. A. Johnson of Trinity University Tehuacana. It also records a sham battle at Com sensinga, a fatal shooting in Yupon, and a fatal fall by N. B. Fields in Decl tur. Fort Worth depot arson attempt and various accidents are noted along with jail bonds, a new opera house contract in Cleburne, and railway line developments.
Fatal Rock Island collision leaves three dead
A two trains collision on the Chicago Rock Island and Texas road near Rush Springs Ninekah in Indian Territory at 2 05 this morning killed engineer N H Brooks and fireman George Meyers of the passenger engine and head brakeman Louis Nickles of the freight. Three other trainmen were injured and several passengers hurt. All dead and injured are residents of Fort Worth Texas.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Chicago Rock Island and
Texas Road
Siding No. 2
Rush Springs
Ninekah
Indian Territory
N. H. Brooks
George Meyers
Louis Nickles
Brooks
Nickles
Meyers
Young Meyers
Rev. J. 8S. Meyers
Christian Tabernacle
Edalia
M. Headly
A. ©. Seeley
F. L. Harris
George Millican
Fred Ray
Texho Postmasters Convene Second Annual Meeting
The Texas Postmasters association held its second annual convention with routine business and sine die adjournment after General Charles Emory Smith could not attend. R T Lawson of Illinois sent congratulatory remarks. Officers chosen include President B Bush Austin and M D Smith Brownwood secretary treasurer. The group will meet in Galveston next year.
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Texho
Charles Emory Smith
Texas Postmasters’ Association
R. T. Lawson
Illinois Postmasters' Association
B. Bush
Austin
W. M. Nagle
Denis
China Appeals to France for Mediation in China
The Chinese emperor via Shantung governor sent a telegram on July 19 asking France to mediate with foreign powers. Paris reports say M Del Casse will forward Loubet's reply to the Pekin legation, with a pause to ensure the Pekin envoy is safe.
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China
France
Paris
M. del Casse
Loubet
Shantung
Pekin
Republic
Tragic Coal Oil Explosion Kills Child in Sulphur Springs
An eight year old girl, daughter of Joe Miner, died in Sulphur Springs after an explosion at home when she lit a stove using coal oil. The blast destroyed the house and its contents. the family lives ten miles from town.
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Sulphur Springs
Texas
Joe Miner
Good Roads Contract Awarded for Navasota River Crossing
Bryan Texas July 21 The Good Roads club awarded the contract for repairing the road building bridges throwing up dumps cutting out new road at the democratic crossing on the Navasota river Lightsey Bros of Kurten won the bid.
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Bryan
Texas
Good Roads Club
Democratic Crossing
Navasota River
Lightsey Bros. of
Kurten
Nome Mining Fails Force Alaska Return for Texas Explorers
Three Texas men including N Swear ly A P Miller and M J Flanagan return from Cape Nome Alaska after two months with bleak reports. Beach mines exhausted no snow last winter and no rain this spring leave interior claims waterless and inactive until next spring. Nome population about 20000 with three-fourths busted and most awaiting chances to move home or find transport.
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Cape Nome
Henrietta
Texas
Nome
Russians Seek Revenge Report From Tien Tsin
London reports July 18 dispatch says ally casualties in three days of fighting before Tien Tsin exceed 1000 with Russians and French among those fighting for the Chinese. Chinese killed their own women to prevent them from Russians, and the native city burned with thousands of corpses. French troops fled Annen on July 13 after being charged by bayonets, and Russians killed all Chinese wounded in revenge for the Pekin massacre.
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London
Daily Express
Tien Tsin
Nen
Pekin
Regatta Results Show Paris Starters Lead Day Two
On July 21 at the Harlem river speedway course national regatta events named Paris crew members Sumos Ten Eyck and Titus with Ten Eyck first in the Paris single. Crescent Boat Club Philadelphia won the second intermediates heat by three lengths over Nonpareils New York. C. B. Titus New Orleans won the association singles heat with Amos Kubick Springfield Boat Club second. Dauntless New York won the Intermediate Scull race. Paris fours heat was won by Vespers over Institutes.
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New York
Speedway
Harlem River
Paris
Sumos
Ten Eyck
Titus
Crescent Boat Club
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Association
Amos Kubick
Springfield Boat Club
Itermediate
Dauntless
Vespers
Institutes
Beckham Nominated for Kentucky Governor by Acclamation
Lexington Ky July 21 Governor Beckham was nominated for governor of Kentucky by acclamation at the Democratic convention after a roll call showed 357 votes in McLean County. Judge Black of Bourbonville and Judge Tarvin of Newport were initially nominated before Beckham's unanimous nomination was moved and carried. Beckham accepted from the platform with a brief speech.
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Lexington
Beckham
Kentucky
Black
Bourbourville
Tarvin
Newport
McLean County
Train Robbers in the Territory Reported
The annual report for three judicial districts of the Indian Territory covers the fiscal year ending June 30. It notes total expenses of 445 58104 dollars and highlights cattle stealing and whiskey peddling as the two most frequent crimes. No train robberies are reported, a drop from past years.
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Denison
Texas
Indian Territory
Boy Dies From Accidental Shot Wound In Greenville
In Greenville Texas a six year old child, son of Mrs. Johnson of Moore Prairie, died from a wound caused by an accidental firearm discharge.
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Greenville
Texas
Peruna Cited By Omahan For Summer Catarrh Cure
Mary J. Kennedy of Armour & Co. lauds Peruna as a permanent cure for summer catarrh and related stomach and liver disturbances. She reports eight years of travel caused digestive issues and chronic catarrh, improved after three months of use, and urges readers to obtain the remedy from The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus, Ohio.
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Mary J. Kennedy
Armour & Co
Omaha
Neb
Miss Kennedy
Peruna
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
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