The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1906-06-30
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Longworths greatly pleased with
their reception In Germany.
Canadians object to Chicago using
lake water for drainage canal.
Former Senator Cockrell will retain
place on commission
Atty.Gen. Hadley of Missouri ON
outing in Rocky mountains.
Ninth Regiment Russian infantry
has mutinied almost to a man.
Thirty-seven Philadelphia slaughter
houses declared unsanitary.
Americans are buying large quanti-
ties Of steel in England.
Bar silver quoted at SOC; Mexican
dollars are worth 50hc.
Congress cannot regulate insurance
rates, says senate committee.
Frisco sufferers complain of i'll
treatment.
Mob" in Kemper county, MISSISSIPPI
pi, quietly lynched negro; usual
cause.
New ordinance in Chicago-one sa-
loon to 500 population.
oh0iAidH JULIET, LONDON, NY,
killed wife and self before their son.
Mayor Johnson, Cleveland, will pre-
side at Bryan welcome meeting.
Charles Murdock, 1O5, oldest man
in Tennessee, died at Bristol.
Reported Bryan not accept nominal
ton unless practically unanimous.
Acting O Harris of Ohio recoy-
cred from illness.
Richard Ivens hanged in Chicago
for murder of Mrs. Hollister.
Austria and Germany will fortify
their Russian frontiers.
Peterhof guard reported near open
mutiny.
Tornado caused damage at Dallas.
Tex. 1t was funnel-shaped.
Storms damaged crops in all Sec
tons Of Arkansas.
Ten thousand registered for Crow
Indian lands.
Interstate commerce commission
Will probe oil rates at New Orleans.
Mexican Central has sold 1913, OOO,-
900 4-year 5 per cent bonds.
Railway construction in Canada
breaks all records.
Rev. DR.. Geo. II. Corey, former pas
tor of Mckinley, died in Washington.
Estate of late Daniel S. Lamont ap-
praised at $4,45S, O47.
Punitive Egyptian expedition killed
$50 ~Soudanese.
Mrs j.. j. CodOri, Pasadena, Cal.
burned to death when auto exploded.
Snrinofin1d Mo Oruor;1oI -
100000 population.
+.r. and Mrs. w. J. Bryan are visit
ing North Cape, Norway.
Rev. Harvey Wright, "marryine
parson," died at Knightstown. Ind.
Supreme court of Tennessee Ipholds
the jim Crow street car law.
Governor of Kansas says state must
have 5000 harvest hands.
Senate and house passed Joint reso-
luton of sympathy with Russian Jews.
Government will investigate Illi-
nois coal lines.
Mrs. Minerva Williams. Boo3ville-
Ind, got life sentence for murder.
j. S. Austin e~lectrOcuted at Wichita.
Kas, by live wire.
Lightning started a $40, 900 oil fire
NeOdesha, kas.
Storm caused considerable damage
at Topeka, Kas.
Four thousand members of the
Christian Catholic church in Zion
City. ILL.,, at a mass meeting, repudi-
ated Dowie and sustained Voliva
Mabbatt elevators A and B.. Chica-
go, and 40 houses burned; $500, 900.
Rock Island-Frisco making deal to
reach Pacific coast.
Hartman railway lines will plaza
telephones on trains.
Rockefeller says he will return to
the United States, July 20.
Tom Godsey, reformed gambler. died
at Terre Haute, Ind.
The 3year-old child of Roy Fox.
Rich Hill, Mo-, accidentally hanged.
C. r. Slocum will be Uncle Sans
first consul to the Congo.
Jersey Woodson in Jail at Mont
gomery, Ala, charged with killing
brother.
Gov. Beckham of Kentucky seeks
seat in senate.
Revolution in Guatemala continues:
government worried.
John Mitchell advises against labor
party nominations.