Four year old child struck and killed on Pine Street
Charlie Fisher, a 4 year old colored boy, son of Rhina Fisher, was killed near the western Pine Street end as he played with neighbors. Mr. B M Wilson, driving a touring car, said he slowed on a clear road and warned the children before the incident occurred near the Virginia Carolina Chemical Co plant. <END>
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B. M. Wilson
Charlie Fisher
Rhina Fisher
Pine Street
Wilson
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Mill Supply Catalog Highlights Harvesting and Sawmill Gear
A Mill Supply Department listing shows Genuine Gandy Belts Atkins Circular and Cross Cut Saws Marsh Steam Pumps and harvesting machinery and threshing machines in stock in all sizes for mills and farms.
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Atkin
Marsh
Gasoline Engines Towers and Tanks Albany Machinery
Albany Machinery reports on gasoline engines and associated towers and tanks. Details remain limited in the fragment but indicate product lines and equipment focus at the Albany facility.
Duckill Miss. Wiped Out by Fire
Duckill Missa toip pi Duck Hill Miss a town of 1000 inhabitants destroyed by fire this morning. More than 800 people left homeless. Fire spread rapidly. residents saved the food supply. Post office demolished with most contents.
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New Orleans
Duck Hill
Miss
Packing House Disclosures Prompt Immediate Plant Changes
Chicago reports the president's packing plant disclosures lead to urgent reforms. Three large plants remove waste, clean floors, repaint walls, and improve light and ventilation within a day. New rules ban spitting and tobacco in food areas and enforce discipline for violations. London buyers halt meat sales as canned provisions slump worldwide.
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Chicago
the Tribune
London
Quiet Situation in Ohio Mining District Acknowledges Troop Moves
June 6 report from Dillonville Ohio states the mining district remains quiet with workers returning at Plum Run. The Fourth Ohio regiment arrived from Bucyrus and the Seventh regiment is expected. officials plan a ten day camp outing for soldiers though no further troops are needed.
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Ohio
Dillonville
Plum Run
Fourth Ohio Regiment
Bucyrus
Brewers Convention in Indianapolis Sees Vast Investment
The 43rd annual National Brewers Association meeting in Indianapolis gathers delegates from nearly all states with an estimated invested capital of 500 million dollars. Albert Lieber of local brewers welcomes attendees, praising brewing as a perfect art and urging pro beer legislation over temperance zeal.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Brewers’ Association
Albert Lieber
Foolhardy verdict follows fatal road accident
An older boy abandoned a prostrate mate as a passing motor ran over him, killing the child instantly. The driver expressed deep remorse and an inquest was ordered with testimony beginning at 2 PM to determine all facts.
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W. W. Bacon
Wilson
Cananea Peace Declared as Mexican Leaders Report Return to Order
Governor Yzabel of Sonora and General Torren, commanding the Northern Zone, issue a statement to the Associated Press declaring peace restored in Cananea since Monday. They report growing public tranquility in the mining district and review events from June 2.
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Torren
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Yzabel
Sonora
Mexico
Cananea
Smith Howell Joint Debates Set in Rome and Albany
The Atlanta Constitution and Atlanta Journal publish parallel headlines announcing Smith and Howell will hold joint debates in Rome and Albany. Smith challenges Howell. Howell accepts, agreeing to meet in Rome on June 23 and in Albany later, with rules unchanged from Columbus.
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Atlanta Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
Smith and Howell
Rome
Albany
Constitution
Howell
Columbus
Smith
Corneille 300th Birthday Observed in Paris and Yale Club
Paris marks the 300th birthday of Pierre Corneille with tributes by learned societies as France honors the famed tragedian. In New Haven Yale hosts literary exercises under the Yale French Club with dignitaries including M Jusserand and Robert McCormick attending.
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New Haven
Conn
Pierre Corneille
Yale French Club
M. Jusserand
Robert §. McCormick
France
Washington County School Children Visit Savannah and Tybee
Prof Wade, superintendent of Washington county Georgia public schools, leads about 300 pupils on a tour of inspection and recreation in Savannah. The group visits Tybee Island in the afternoon and plans to return to Sandersville Thursday at 1 30 p m. Many students, for whom the sea coast is a new experience, enjoy the excursion.
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Savannah
Wade
Washington County
Georgia
Tybee
Sandersville
South Dakota Republicans Name Crawford and Gamble for State Roles
Sioux Falls June 6 The Republican state convention completed its work and adjourned naming Doe J Crawford for governor and Robert J Gamble for United States Senator.
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Crawford
Robert J. Gamble
Sioux Falls
Doe J. Crawford
Robert J Gamble
United States
Strong Bryan sentiment grows among Indiana Democrats
In Indianapolis on June 6, Democrats gathering for the state convention show strong support for William Jennings Bryan for the 1908 presidential nomination. The convention opening is set for tomorrow, signaling a hopeful mood among delegates.
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Indiana
Bryan
Indianapolis
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Celebrate Landing of Oglethorpe 175th Anniversary Planned
Savannah council to receive a communication from patriotic groups asking for representatives to plan observance of General James Oglethorpe landing in Savannah next February. A cornerstone ceremony for a monument to Oglethorpe is anticipated.
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Savannah
Council
James Oglethorpe
Oglethorpe
Annual Meeting At Old Midway In Savannah
The postponed annual meeting of the Midway Society is held today at the historic old Midway cemetery and church in Savannah. A large Savannah delegation travels by special train for two addresses by Rev. W. P. McCorkle and Mr. Neyle Colquitt. The occasion draws another sizable crowd familiar with Midway’s history.
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Herald
Savannah
The
Midway Society
Old Cemetery
Old Midway Cemetery
Atlanta Boy Robbed Blind Man Client of Employer
Lee Davis an 18 year old white boy was bound over to the state courts by Recorder Broyles on charges he robbed W. E. Haly Burton a blind man and employer. Davis allegedly broke a trunk stole $50 then bought clothes with part of the money. He was arrested with $36.55 found in his pocket. He has served three years in the reformatory and will be returned there.
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The
Herald
Atlanta
Lee Davis
Broyles
W. E. Halyburton
Davis
Whitehall
Reformatory
Lockout in New York Shuts Brooklyn Carpenters
The Building Employers' Association declared a lockout of the Brotherhood of Carpenters in the metropolitan district. The strike will halt thousands of workers in several trades until Brooklyn carpenters resume work per Justice Gaynor's arbitration ruling. The decision awaits a referendum by local unions, needing ten days for approval.
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New York
Building Employers’ Association
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Brooklyn
Wor
Justice Gaynor
Unione
Supreme Court closes term with 463 disposed cases
Washington June 6 The Supreme Court of the United States ends its term with 463 cases disposed, 61 more than the prior term. Some 488 cases were added during the year and 805 remain on the docket, a record first reached in thirty five years as no court reached regular call within eleven months of filing.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Emperor William and Austrian Emperor Visit Vienna
Emperor William arrived in Vienna this morning greeted by Prats at the railroad and an enthusiastic crowd. The meeting marks cordial relations between Austria and Germany as observers note the strong public welcome.
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Vienna
Austria
A William
Local Brush Sale Ad Highlights Hair and Bath Brushes
An advertisement lists hair brushes from 75 cents to 75 cents and bath brushes at 75 cents, with prices up to $4. The buyer is offered a selection of assorted brushes in a short sale notice.
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Gmmith-Howell
the Journal
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Corneille
Yale
Paris
Sir Walter Scott
Scott
Washington CO
Tybee Island
the Herald
South Dakota
Tion
Patriotic ‘Movement
Old Midway
Xtra
Phone
Employers’ Association
Supreme Court
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Germany
Emepeor OF
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