Louisville Mayor Todd withdraws from U S Senate race
April 21 report from Franxront Ky notes Mayor George D. Todd of Louisville withdrew after discussions with Hunter supporters, opening the Republican nomination race to Col. St John Boyle, Sen W J Devoe, and Judge W J Holt. Other items include the Young Men's Christian Association meeting in Mobile and a Savannah court case involving the English-American Loan and Trust Co. and J Lawton Hier.
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Cavéas
Mayer Todd
Conleville
Nemlos- Mon
Calagel Morte
Franxront
Jabang
George D. Todd
Louisville
W. Godfrey Hunter
United States
Dr. Hunter
Todd
W. J. Dobos
Hunter
Norman
Baird
Stont
Stout
Henry L. Martin
St John Boyle
W. J. Devoe
W. J. Holt
International Convention of Young Men's
Brivtian Asociationa
Moatz
International Convention of
Young Men's Christian Associations
Merchant of Mobile
P.O. Morse
T. K.ober
George P. Hodge
F. I.willis
Alabama
Mississippi
R.B. McBarney
Genera
New York City Association
Professor Graham
Springfield
Mass
W. Mi Lewis
Georgia
South Carolina
W. A. Magee
Iowa
W. A Kiling
Ohio
W. B. Rammer
Usta
Finois
Mh. Goper
Se Cantrell
Brooklys
N. Y
SaVaNnam
Eyraus
Srntsayreth
Queen Namae Captured and Exiled by French Forces
Reports from Raiatea indicate Queen Namae and her husband were captured by the French and exiled. The incident followed a costly battle with bayonet charges, with many natives killed while defending a breastwork. Over 300 warriors were transported to a separate island for disposition and training. The story notes religious tensions and disputes over mission work.
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Papete
Tahiti
Namae
Raiatea
J. Hutchinson
Holiness Church of
Los Angeles
Papste
Nouka Hiva
Bugone
Moukshiva
Are Pot
Lichtel
Montogmery Captain Dies After Car Ride Fight
Captain W. F. Joseph, president of the State Association of Underwriters, died after an altercation aboard a trolley car following a banquet. Malcolm Hall, recently married, struck him after Joseph taunted him about feminine companions. Hall is jailed on murder charges.
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Montcomery
Ala
W. F. Joseph
Montgom
State Association of Undewriters
Joseph
Malcolm Hall
Hall
Young Hall
Grand Officers Elected in Alabama Knights and Ladies of Honor
The biennial convocation in Montgomery elected grand officers including grand protector J Pepperman and grand secretary Mrs A Willacy. Reports show the order thriving with past two biennial death benefits totaling £32,000. The meeting location chosen was Bingham.
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Knights and Ladies of Honor
Montgomery
Montedifeny
Ala
Grand Lodge of Alabama
Bingham
J. Pepperman
J. Man
Abe W. “Wise
HunGyile
E. L Cahill
Mobile
A. Willacy
Birmingham
D. L. Baker
J. Ho Tomlinson
Whistler
AE Bressler
Tus
Grand Guardian
Spero
Grand Sentinel
D. W. McGoughey
LL Zimmerman
J. B Stanley
Is Gardner
Greeks Bombard Platemona and Turks Advance Near Tyrnavo
Eastern Greek squadron fire on Platemona while Turkish forces press toward Tyrnavo and Larissa. Reports say Krechora in Greek territory occupied by Turkey as Salonica braces with mines and vigilant harbor defence. King George of Greece expresses hope for peace amid ongoing frontier fighting and misgivings over a negotiated settlement fading.
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Piatemona
Salonica
Spetzai
Parkish
Previca
Sagheri
Vola
Tyrnava
Tyrn Ava
Larissa
Constantinople
Greece
Izzet
Lospon
Krechora
Turka
Myshat Pasha
Tyrnavo
Lansaa
Larisa
Khechora
Milonia
Seine Saloutes
Lospex
Veesela
Gress
Caps Kara
Macedonia
Viewxa
Pica Fremdenblate
Fier Gamers
Train Derailed Killing Conductor and Injuring Flagman
A northbound F C P railroad extra derailed near Casey, eight miles south of Columbia, killing conductor T Smiley and severing flagman J G Wiley. Smiley died instantly. Wiley suffered both legs lost and was taken to Columbia for treatment.
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Columbia
Southern Railway
Smiley
Abe
Wiley
Fos
Mas
Captain Romeyn On Trial At Fort McPherson Court Martial
At Fort McPherson a public US court martial heard charges against Captain Osptein Henry Romeyn. Three witnesses testified including Lieutenant O’Brien whose atheism was debated. Testimony included statements about Romeyn’s conduct and remarks regarding Mrs. Onee and the Atlanta Street Railway man. A freight rate petition by Brewer and Hauleiter sought a one third reduction in Georgia rates, with railroad supplements referenced.
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Fort McPhenen
O'Brian
Atlasta
United States
Osptein
Henry Romeyn
Fort McPherson
Romeyn
O’brien
O'Brien
Iain Randall
Mae Bennett
Atalanta Street Railway
Brewer & Hauleiter
Georgia
Obe
Epsia
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