A Reception to William J Bryan in Madison Square Garden
A national Democratic reception for William J Bryan will be held at Madison Square Garden New York. William H Hoge, chair of the Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men's Anti Trust League, reports Bryan accepted the invitation from Constantinople and will attend after a world trip.
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London
Arkansas Democrats Meet in Hot Springs Convention
The Arkansas state Democratic convention gathered in Hot Springs on June 5 with large attendance. The body will ratify the nomination of John S. Little for governor. The rallying point of the gathering was the contest between Gov. Jefferson Davis and Senator Berry for the U.S. Senate seat.
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Double Tragedy in South Brooklyn Claims Two Lives
In South Brooklyn a birthday party incident left one guest dead after killing another and then fatally shooting the slain man's wife. Police reported a rapid sequence of gunfire and a deadly domestic event unfolding at the gathering.
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Local Hardware Catalog Ad Highlights Tools and Pumps
An antique ad itemizes Genuine Gandy Belt, Atkin's Circular and Cross Cut Saws, and Marsh Steam Pumps. The brief lists tool types available in a regional hardware catalog, signaling common purchasing options of the era.
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Implement Department Harvesting Machinery in Stock
A local supplier advertises harvesting machinery and threshing machines in stock in all sizes. The listing highlights department stock ready for immediate purchase and delivery.
Gasoline Engines Towers and Tanks Albany Machinery IO
Albany Machinery IO presents gasoline engines and related towers and tanks in an industrial catalog style. The listing highlights product types, available models, and potential applications for construction and farming sectors.
Smith and Howell to Debate in Rome and Albany
Debates between Clark Howell and Hoke Smith are slated after a Friday Atlanta meeting. Smith challenged Howell to Rome on June 23 and Albany between July 7 and August 1, with Howell to open and close in both venues. Thousands expected to attend as the campaigns reach far sections of Georgia.
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Chautauqua Auditorium
Camps Still In Use In San Francisco In June
A census shows on June 1 13 888 persons in permanent camps and 29 533 in temporary camps in San Francisco. Rations were furnished to 41 236 persons and free meal tickets to 9 159.
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Presence of Military in Ohio Restores Peage in Mining District
Steubenville reports state troops sent to the mining district are in camp at Bradley after Sunday night unrest. Though surface calm, threats to burn company property and mass miner meetings persist. Three hundred militiamen reached Dillonville at dawn and moved to Bradley with no major demonstrations.
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Mexican Outbreak Report From Cananea Reach Bisbee
A telegraph message says Cananea remains under Mexican military control with troops and rurales deployed. Colonel Kosterlitzsky stands ready to quell any uprising as new circulars among miners signal unrest.
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Chinese to be sent home after San Francisco disaster
Nearly 250 Chinese will sail home today at the expense of the Chinese government after heavy losses in the San Francisco fire. With no prospect of permanent settlement here the Chinese asked to be repatriated.
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Atlanta Woman Threatens Another Suicide Attempt
Mrs Jennie Shook of Peters Street Atlanta swallowed creolin believing it carbolic acid and said she would use a pistol next time for a quicker death. She was hospitalized at Grady and expects to recover. She notes she and husband Charlie Shook have been separated since February.
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Georgia Wins Jurisdiction in Ducktown Case
Georgia triumphs in the U S Supreme Court as jurisdiction is upheld in the Ducktown dispute. Attorney General Hart says both sides may file additional evidence before the October term. The case concerns copper plant fumes from Tennessee harming Georgia orchards and vegetation.
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Tennessee
Albany Eyes Electric Car Line From Macon to Albany
The Albany region awaits an ambitious extension of the Atlanta to Macon electric railway, leveraging Flint river power near Albany. Officials report 50 000 horsepower available above Albany with a proposed dam near Muckafoonee creek promising 12 000 to 15 000 horsepower, aiming to move toward Albany as soon as the Macon segment progresses. The Albany Business League, via Secretary Betjeman, confirms promoter interest and plans to push the project forward.
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Masons Accept Invitation to Lay Cornerstone of New High School
Albany Lodge No. 24 F and A M accepts city and county invitation to supervise cornerstone laying for the new high school building. Hon Max Meyerhardt of Rome agrees to preside and is long serving Georgia Masonry Grand Master. Date to be announced.
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Masons
Georgia
Bull Campaign Tour Returns to Savannah Gearing for Governor Run
Col J H Bull candidate for governor reeled in Savannah after a Southwest Georgia tour praising broad support and the party’s sane approach. He plans statewide travel, reports strong reception and renewed momentum as the race heats up.
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Quake Shocks San Francisco. No Damage Reported
San Francisco felt a quake at night with alarm but no damage recorded. Officials reported the tremor caused precautionary evacuations in some areas and prompted inspections of public buildings. Local residents described the shaking as brief and unsettling.
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Hair and grooming brushes offered at low prices
A drug company advertises a range of brushes including hair brushes from 75¢ to 4, tooth brushes from 10¢ to 1, nail brushes at 25¢ to 1, shaving brushes 20¢ to 1.50, and clothes and bath brushes at 75¢.
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