The Grenada sentinel., 1906-06-23
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T. B. Johnson, editor San Antoni,
Daily Light, is dead.
Fifty-one cattle killed in railroad
wreck near Monroe, Mo.
A British tailor will design uni
forms for Uncle Sans soldiers.
Cotton Belt secures charter to ex
tend to Houston, Tex.
Wabash has abandoned plan to en-
ter Allegheny City, Pa.
Bar silver is 65Ac; Mexican dollars
are worth 50Ac.
The government will deposit $12,
! 900 900 in San Francisco banks.
Ohio miners strike settled; $4,000
men return to work.
Oklahoma City had a great state
! hood celebration.
A 12-year-old boy swallowed blade
of grass at Waco, Tex, and died.
Louisiana legislature passes law re
stricting negro vote at primaries.
Congress appropriated $2000,000 to
increase efficiency of state militia.
himself between Nome and Seattle.
France has taken s50,000000 Penn
sylvania railroad bonds.
The senate will probe the Utah land
frauds.
At Weston, Mo-, Frank Kelly killed
his wife for a burglar
r. B. Roosevelt, presidents uncle.
buried at Sayville, l.. |.
Col. H. II. Whsle, civil war veteran,
died at Galesburg, Ill.
Roosevelt will speak July 4, at Oys-
ter Bay.
King Haakon of Norway speaks Of
his queen as wife"
heavy rains in middle west insure
corn crop.
Congressman Shackelford predicts
Roosevelt and Bryan.
Hearst ignores invitation to serve
on Bryan reception committee.
Storms in Cuba do extensive dam
age to crops.
All Boston celebrated 131st anniver-
sary of battle of Bunker Hill.
Geo. K. Fitch, pioneer, newspaper
man, died in San Francisco.
Appropriation of $125,000 to repair
government bridge at Rock Island, Ill.
Daughters or Republic of Texas will
care for the San Jacinto battlefield.
Forty horses burned to death in G.
Boekers' livery stable, at st. Louis.
Attorney general of Missouri says
telephone companies assessed too low.
Country around Saratoga, N. Y,
damaged by a cloudburst.
Farmers union are growing strong
er in Oklahoma.
Standard Oil Co. cutting prices on
Independent refiners in Kansas.
VIM. ]. Knierim, a sun-worshiper,
died in Denver after "a days fast.
Fire wrecked the office of the Salt
Lake Tribune.
No indictments were returned in
circus riots case at Columbia, Mo.
Saloons will be allowed to reopen
in San Francisco, July 5.
Few immigrants arriving at New
York go south.
Kansas has raised it's annual cry
Saloon in Youngstown, O., 100 years |
old, put out of business by new law.
Silk worm ravages are reported
heavy in Japan.
Miss Killmer, cancer patient nurse, |
died from the disease in New York.
Missouri's revenue $4,000 during
first year from game and fish law.
X-rays located an iron blackstone in
4 girls stomach at Newark, N. j..
Near Meers, S. D.,ranchmen hanged
/ wife-beater until he begged.
H. j. Miller, editor of the Argenta
Ark News, fined $1,000 for libel.
A 9-fOot 3inch Russian immigrant
las reached New York.
st. Louis invites Vice-President
Fairbanks to celebration, July Four.
Mrs. Benz. Gull, of st. Louis. bride
# year, was burned to death.
DIR. T. j. Caldwell, a Des Moines
Ia.) millionaire, found dead in bed.
The condition of missionaries in
turkey declared worse than ever.
A Jewish colony will be established
q western Canada.
Gasoline schooner Argus blew nm
n coast of Washington; crew lost.
Stated Bryan will make campaign
peeches in Indiana.
Jay Gould, Jr., defeated worlds ten.
is nlavar in England.