Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-28
AN EPIToME OF THE MOST I'M,
PoRTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
A Carefully Dleested and Condensed
Compilation of Current News
Items, domestic and Foreign.
MlscELLANE oUs.

of Missouri, dies suddenly in Phila-
delphia hotel. Was 81 years old.
Bradstreet's report indicates little
change in St. Louis trade conditions.
Spring business encouraging.
Bill presented in Arkansas legisla-
tire to prohibit negroes serving as
BARRIERS, p tiers or walters to whites.
Illinois ,uth, tortured by hazers,
by superhuman effort pulls tombstone
over, crushing his legs, and is deserted
by prosecutors.
Wind and rain storms in northwest
Interrupt railroad traffic and telegraph
service.
Puter, testllying in Hermann trial,
tells of payments made to and advice
given Special Agent Loomis
Berlin plans worlds fair in 1918 to
commemorate Emperor Williams as
cent to the throne.
Coal and iron Interest oppose ad-
vance in freight rates, and the COM
mission is advised of increase In grain
tariff to the east.
Vice-President McGuigan of the
Grand Trunk at Montreal has rendered
his resignation, and will accept post
zion ON the Great Northern under
President Hill.
Mavor of Fort Dodge Ia introduces
ordinance reouiring all males between
25 and As years to marry or my a fine.
South Dakota governor denies anv
fraudulent intentions when he filed
homestead claim on quarter section OF
land and later abandoned it,
Floods continue to terrify Califor-
mans and Frisco suffers severely from
demoralized train service. Communi-
cation severed with Los Angeles.
Citizens of Brownsville are indig.
nant over attempt to fasten infamy of
riot to the townspeople.
Writ of habeas corpus is refused
lIHBossp Ruef of San Francisco and he
must remain. closely watched. in the
custody of Elisor w. T. Biggy
Gunboat Marietta lands blueiackets
and marines in Honduras to protect
American interests, and Joint interven.
ton by United States and Mexico is
considered probable.
Compromise made in Iowa primary
election hill contest senate voted that
winning candidate receive 35 per cent
of ballots.
Change of venue hill vetoed Inv Gov.
Folk is measure which gives change
of venue from all circuit Judges of
cities.
John ID RockefeI1er NAV give $3.50
o0O 0O0 for charity and education
confers with con on te,ms of will
schoo,mate of Harry Tbaw do.
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