England Proposes Joint Mediation In European Crisis
Britain seeks a four power mediation with France Germany Italy to avert war Verbal efforts focus on Austria and Serbia while Russia pursues direct talks in St Petersburg Berlin hosts high level war council as continental powers weigh options Germany notes cautious moves from Russia and Austria amid troop withdrawals and mobilization prep
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Danube
Austria
Edward Grey
France
Italy
Germany
House of Commons
Great Britain
Servia
Servis
Berlin
Potsdam
von Be‘thmann-Hollweg
Edward Goschen
Es Cambon
Herr von Jagow
Russia
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Warsaw
Poland
Treasury Department
Frontier Guards
Wilhelmshohe Sn
Tanmondi backs Thuy in Abbaville Township race
Tanmondi announced Thuy as a candidate for Abbaville Township while Jr Edwin Porter announced his bid for the House of Representatives.
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Tanmondi
Thuy
Abbaville Township
Edwin Porter
House of Representatives
Affidavits stir Columbia political clash over club
In Richland county court a heated scene arose as Dr M M Rice alleged Mayor Griffith promised favor to keep Albert Hill's Main street social club open if Hill backed city official candidate H L Lesesne. Affidavits claim police warned the club to move, with Governor McIntosh submitting evidence to support the signatures and authenticity of the papers amid a broader campaign dispute.
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Columbia
Richland County Court
M. M. Rice
Pnancil
Griffith
Albert P. Hill
Main Street
Hiller
Paliog
Jyne Gee
Wah Sitwinca
Rwcinead
Mcintosh
Grifby
Cie
Ing
Dr. Knowlton
Knowlton
Pont Morgan Oa
Morgan
John K. Aull
Signature Imitation Claims and Wounding Report
Dr. Tamea H McIntosh says no further statement after governor receives affidavits about signatures being genuine. Interviewed at Knowlton hospital where he was wounded early Thursday by an unknown assailant.
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Columbia
Tamea H. McIntosh
Knowlton Hospital
McInaah Nantinnas Te
Peace in Mexico Almost Settled
Secretary Bryan said the Carbajal government and the Constitutionalists are progressing toward settlement. Saltillo peace conference delegates left Mexico City and are seen as likely to succeed. Carranza Zapata talks were satisfactory, signaling cooperation. Iglesias Caldron, Carranza’s foreign minister nominee, broke a leg in New York ahead of his arrival. The Constitutionalists expect Carbajal to enter Mexico City by mid August.
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Finland
Crisia
Russia
Servia
Austria
Vienna
Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Carbajal
Mexico
Saltillo
Mexico City
State Department
Carranza
Zapata
Fateluwe
Fernado Iglesias Caldron
New York
Constitutionalist
Peace Commission
Judge's clerk kills child wife son then self
Thomas H. Dalton, clerk of the East Boston district court, shot and killed his five weeks old daughter Priscilla, seriously wounded his wife and five year old son Joseph, then killed himself at home after two months of a nervous breakdown. Police reported the tragedy occurred early today as the family slept.
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Boston
Sul
Thomas H. Dalton
East Boston
O Priscilla
Joseph O
Dalton
Zeeland Arrives After Fog Collision With Missouri
The Red Star steamship Zeeland limped into port with part of its starboard rail crushed after colliding in dense fog last Wednesday with the rush freight steamship Missouri. No injuries were reported aboard either vessel.
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New York
Red Star Uing Steamship
Zeeland
Missouri
Party Enjoyed at Mrs Banahh Wilsons Monday Night
A friendly gathering at Mrs Banahh Wilsons Monday night pleased attendees with music by Mr Ira Lewis on violin joined by Ils slater. Hurrah, boys fell in me and have your fun while the rules flying Factory Girl.
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Banahh Wilson
Ira Lewis
Ils Slater
Tules Flying Factory
New York Man Seeks New Trial In Death Sentence
Hans Schmidt sentenced to die for the murder of Anna Aumuller asks for a new trial claiming the girl died after an operation and he dismembered the body to avert a scandal and protect the surgeon. Arguments on the application set for October 5.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Schmidt
West End social crowds thrive with visiting guests
Mrs Lillard of Atlanta guests Mr and Mrs J F Bradley. Mrs Darga hosted a July 2 evening for the home guest of Miss Mary Quarles Link. Tables of rock, salad, and ice cream courses followed. Punch by Misses Taggart and Bowie. Revs L Martin in Londesville, Miss Wideman of Due West, Miss Welsh of North Carolina visiting Abbeville. Elizabeth Barksdale honors Miss Hara Welsh. guests received by Mrs Frank, Mr A B Cheatham. Music, chatter, punch on the piazza, ice cream and cake served by several hosts.
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Lillard
Atlanta
J. F. Bradley
R.L. Darga
Mary Quarles Link
Mary Taggart
Mamie Bowie
James L. Martin
Londesville
Statia Wideman
Due West
Elizabeth Barksdale
Hara Welsh
N. C
Frank
M. Welsh
A. B. Cheatham
Barksdale
Welsh
Thompson
Hearst
J. K. Dorat Jr
Miss Bradley
Reed
Esther Grayson
Katherine Link
Louise McDill
Frank Harrison
Margaret Perris
Leila Link
Susie Stevenson
Margaret Bradley
Edna Bradley
Mra
Abbeville
Kitty Link
Fannie
Artis
Dan Hill
Elizabeth Faulimer
Miss Links
Our Town
Miss Link
Will Jong
Sarry
M.T. Coleman
Mixael Lavinia
Eugenia Coleman
Little Mountan
Mr L A Smith Dead in Sumusr
Kemer resident of Abbevilé recently moved with his family to Sumusr died at his home there last Saturday after a lingering illness. Mr Smith conducted a mercantile business and made many warm friends. He leaves a widow Bealdus and six children, his father two brothers and a sister, and many distant relatives. The community extends sympathy.
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Lewis A. Smith
Kemer
Abbevilé
Sumusr
Fate of Parks Known at Last
Private Samuel Parks of the 28th Infantry US Army was shot by a Mexican outpost near Vera Cruz. His identification tag and parts of his bloodstained uniform were sent from the Mexican war office to Brigadier General Funston after Mexican officials handed over the tag. The fate of the inquiry and the report to Washington remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Samuel Parks
28Th Infantry
United States Army
Funston
Parks
Mexico City
Mexican War Office
War Department
Puston
Charleston Will Get Terminal
President Harrison testified before a Senate committee that Southern Railway will build an independent coal terminal at Charleston to handle Panama Canal traffic. He outlined costs nearing 11.3 million dollars to connect Appalachia coal fields to Charleston and complete the terminal, noting nine months to a year for completion and previous plans to use Clinchfield terminal were blocked by shippers.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Charleston
S.C
Panama Canal
Fairfax Harrison
Senate
South
Harrison
Big Road
Clinchfield Road
Harrizon
Appalachian
Norfolk & Western
Pocahontas Field
Ine
Trust
Wall Street
B. L. Dulaney
Bristol
Southern
Spencer
Virginia & Southwestern Railway
Dulaney
Virginia
Southwestern
Dilaney
Pennsylvania Railroad
Catholicism Banned in Mexican State Controversy Sparks Decree
A decree issued in Monterey and published from Tampico via Laredo imposes sweeping Catholic restrictions in Nuevo Leon. Foreign priests face expulsion, confession is banned, sacristies are off limits, church bells limited, and Catholic colleges must follow new government programs or face fines and closure.
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Associated Press
Tampico
Mex
Laredo
Texas
Antonio 1
Villareal
Eprarai
Mexico
Monterey
Neuvo Leon
Melting Pot funds for suffrage drive planned
National Woman Suffrage Association directs a melting pot plan to convert donations of old gold and silver into coin to aid votes for women campaigns in Montana Nevada North and South Dakota Nebraska Missouri and Ohio. The fund, expected to reach fifty thousand dollars, will support suffrage efforts nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roberts
Milpt
National Woman Suffrage Association
Montana
Nevada
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
Hubby Won't Work Divorced Suit Filed in Chicago
Mrs. Trixte Goettler known as Trixie Priganza sues Charles A. Goettler for cruelty and non support. She says they married March 10 1912 and she left February 1 last, alleging he refused to work and she paid large sums to settle his debts.
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Chicago
Trixte Goettler
Trixie Priganza
Charles A. Goettler
Austro-Hungarian Reservists in Baltimore Might Be Called
Baltimore July 27 Consul Heater reports that among about 30 000 Austro-Hungarian natives in the city more than 1000 are subject to call for war. The number indicates a possible mobilization affecting Baltimore residents with dual monarchy heritage.
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Mver
Baltimore
Consul Heater
Finley and Spencer shaped Southern map of railways
The passage recalls presidents Harrison Finley and Spencer shaping Southern rail access and credit. It notes bond refunds, surplus spending, and terminal connections while credit limits hindered major improvements to southern lines and museum uses. Finley is praised for building credit. Spencer called maker of the southern map.
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Harrison
Fin- Tey
South
Spencer
Pinley
Iran
Southern
Finley
Rioting and unrest in Dublin amid nationalist tensions
Rioting flared in Dublin with crowds targeting stations and barracks as Nationalists announce arms landings and volunteers move to the city. Police threaten a strike after dismissals, while the lord mayor and magistrates meet to address police and military actions. A 1,000 rifle volunteer column heads toward Dublin amid gun running and dispersed crowds. Barbecue and picnic at Sharon Bohol House Friday repurposed as public event.
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Dublin
Amiens Street
National Ireland
Limerick
Kilkenny
Cagtls
Royal Barracks
Yeaterday
Union Ulster
Svea
Sharon Bohol House
Publc
Reverend Martin Plans August Meetings at Smyrna and Morria Chapel
Rev Dr Martin will depart for Newberry on Saturday to conduct two meetings, one at Smyrna including the first Sunday in August, and the other at Morria Chapel including the second Sunday in August.
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Martin
Newberry
Smyrna
Morria Chapel
Canning Corn On and Off the Ear Article Explains Canning
An article headed Canning Corn On and Off the Ear is published at Mrs. W. C. Cromer’s request to benefit the Tomato Canning Club girls. Subscribers are urged to read and study it for practical guidance.
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W.C. Cromer
Belmont Quartets At Opera House This Week
Manager Cheetham brings the Belmont Quartets and special attractions to the Opera House this week. The program opens Monday night with a rare treat for those who attend, while the regular program of four reels of pictures is also shown. Admission stays at five and ten cents.
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Cheetham
Belmont Quartetts
Opera
Colored Knights of Pythias Convention in Abbeville
The Tenth Annual Convention of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias colored of South Carolina convenes in Abbeville this week. Opening services were at St James A M E Church Monday evening with Mayor C C Gambrell welcoming delegates and praising good citizenship. The convention closes with a grand parade through Abbeville streets Thursday evening.
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Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias (Colored
South Carolina
Abbeville
St. James A. M. E
C. C. Gambrell
de. Gambrell
Congressional Party Here Today at Court House
Candidates for Congress J. A. Horton B. H. Dominick Wyatt Aiken and F. J. Evans will address voters at the Court House today. The campaign opened at Newberry Monday and the party was in Greenwood yesterday.
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Congress
Court House
Messrs. J. A. Horton
B. H. Dominick
Wyatt Aiken
F. 3. Evans
Newberry
Greenwood
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