The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-11
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| Bsovssyslie, Ten. IL shippln- grapes
on has been struss rear Roswell.
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In rios at aoseo~ sis persons host
thelr lives
State Senator Ouaenh.seri died n,
New Orleans
W ". He'll. iedIns business man Of
| Austin is dead
rulsianea burned village On the
Island uf Samar
Al Panss'a~ney. Pa. two men vss.
Killed by lightning
In cavein a, Oklahoma city, Henry
Herysy lost his life.
On sth At Tulsa, l. r. thermometers
registered los degrees
New Orleans will spend $500 = day
to eaterminste mosquitoes
A storm did great damage In Wash
ington county, Pennsylvania
At Dallas twcny alleged Sabbath VIC
iaotrs were arresaed Sunday.
Dallas has 1858 children between
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Work begins In few days ON the
Observation-Disclosures electric line.
Eleven business houses burned at
Snyder, Okla Loss Ia about 10000.
The little child OF Sd Miller Of
Boerne, Tex. ate concentrated I've and
died
Theodore Roosevelt Scott, a little
boy. was scalded to death ut Mulhall.
Okla
Cotton and corn past week In Mis-.
sissippi and Louisiana have had steady
growth.
Master plumbers of Dallas have
granted s. per day, demanded by jour
neymen.
Safe at Rock Island depot in Hobart.
Okla, was blown open and nearly 800
secured,
BY an eyplosion in a dynamite fac
tory near Pittsburg thirteen fatalities
resulted
Bill prohibiting corporations from
making can paign contributions passed
tie senate.
II was feared Sunday that French
pope'A life.
President Roosevelt has signed the
Del Rio court bill. Two months ago
he vetoed it.
President Cassatt of Pennsylvania
says he owns no stock in coal mines
along his road
Freight warehouse Of Mexican Cen
trail railway at Chihuahua, Mex, burn
ed. Loss is 100000.
The eight-year-old son of man
named Ives was drowned in the Colo
| RADIO river near Austin.
A gas well with an estimated daily
| output Of 1000 cubic feet has been
brought in near Lawton.
| Lee Christmas, an American, was
| shot to death by an unknown man at
| Puerto Cortez, Honduras.
| Wabash railway officials deny that
An insane telegraph operator at An.
| drews, Ind, held up traffic.
The body of George T. Parker. for
mer citizen of Oklahoma, was found il
q wagonyard at Victoria, Tex.
Crown sheet of a Texas and Pacifi
locomotive blew out at Topaz, Tex
| Fireman MCF duSH was hlIleu
AS result of wreck on Georgia raj
: road near Augusta Engineer Blackburn
and Fireman Morris died from scalds
In an amateur baseball game at Mus
kogee Claude Camp, catcher, was hi
over the heart by a foul tip, soon dy
ing.
Pioneer Telephone company's build
| Ing at Oklahoma City will be five sto-
roes and Easement, and cost 1925
900
! In broad daylight on Madison street.
/ Chicago, one man held ]. A. Bohannon
while another robbed him Be h were
arrested
At Window. Tex. copperhead
snake bit Mrs. w, J Goodman on a
hand For twelve hours her condition
was precdrious.
Gambling houses of Ardmore were
raided, thirty-five arrests made and
paraphernalia burned All pleaded
guilty. and were fined.
r. u Coburn declined the United
States senstorship, rendered him by
Governor Hoch of Kansas. The gov
ernor has appointed A. w. Benson.