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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
2
A compact roundup highlights timely news items of public interest across topics. The brief presents quick summaries of events, issues, and notable happenings aimed at broad readership.
Senate action on the Root bill to choose U S senators by a third of each legislative branch aims to end deadlocks. Lorimer case re opened for a full inquiry amid bribery charges. Democrats unite on free wool and tariff issues while miners' protests loom in Pennsylvania. Train delays in Texas and a fatal coal train wreck in North Carolina accompany other regional updates.
A dusty march brought 4000 troops to Dumont after a 13 mile hot road from League City. About 100 soldiers reportedly fainted from heat as the Swedish fruit steamer Disa arrived in Galveston with 20 000 banana bunches and coconuts from Frontera. Regional league standings show Bay City Beeville Brownsville Victoria Laredo Corpus Christi and Medicine stands accused of questionable cures under the Pure Food act.
Francisco I. Madero Jr attended a formal ball at the Juarez custom house as he prepared to depart for Mexico City. Americans mingled with attendees as his group led a grand march under flags and bunting amid a festival atmosphere.
Mexico City reports an official decree by provisional president Francisco I. de la Barra establishing a special presidential election. Electors nationwide will vote October 1 to choose a successor to Porfirio Diaz, with the final ballot on October 15. Governors must outline electoral districts using the 1910 census.
In Washington on Saturday Very Rev Moore Ede of Worcester England proposed a global church alliance to foster international peace to President Taft who expressed strong interest in the idea.
The U S Treasury reports May gains in gold reserves, building on April losses. Vaults hold a little more than 1.815 billion in coin and bullion, a new high for the treasury's gold stock.
New Orleans market for Texas and Western cattle shows fast clearing with all fat lightweight cattle in good demand and steady prices. Strong inquiry for fat cows and heifers, while heavy beef is dull.
Watermelons arrive by carload from Southwest Texas to San Antonio and are said to be of fine quality. This marks the earliest Texas watermelons ever reaching the city in such quantities.
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