Anti-Goebel Faction Eyes Full Kentucky Ticket in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky Bryan Democrats opposing Governor Goebel meet to decide on their plan. Ex Governor John Young Brown leads more than two hundred silver Democrats. Debate centers on whether to nominate a full state ticket or only governor and lieutenant governor. Major P P Johnston is the preferred lieutenant. A convention to nominate is expected around August 16 with no use of the regular party emblem.
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William Goebel
Kentucky
John Young Brown
Islue
Goebel
Brown
Major P. P. Johnston
Democratic State Committee
Rei Dent
National Trotting Breeders’ Association
Bryan
Summerville Tea Garden yields 10000 pounds annually forecast
Dr Charles A Shepard reports on Summerville South Carolina tea garden with about 50 acres under cultivation, 3000 pounds sold last year at 25 percent profit, and projected 10000 pounds annual yield when mature. He notes tea quality and that a school for educating Negro children addresses labor issues, and green tea attracts strong market interest.
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Charles A. Shepard
Summerville
S. C
Secretary of Agriculture
Shepard
Yaqui Indians Battle Led by General Torres In Sonora
Reports from the Yaqui frontier describe roving bands killing Mexicans and Americans in the Sierra Madre as Governor Corral mobilizes 1,500 troops aided by artillery. General Lorenzo Torres with 200 men assaults Yaqui forces, resulting in days of fighting and heavy casualties on both sides amid rising tensions from prospectors entering Indigenous lands.
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Sierra Madre Mountains
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Guaymas
Lorenzo Torres
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Highland Avenue and Belt Railroad Sold for 176000
The Highland Avenue and Belt Railroad in Binuixcuam Alabama was sold under a federal court decree to Elaner E Whitaker of New York for 176000, representing the Birmingham Traction Company owners who will modernize the line with electricity. The sale ends years of litigation with Columbian Equipment of New York which held an option on the road. The property includes the Highland Dummy line and terminals.
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Binuixcuam
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Elaner E. Whitaker
New York
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Gate City
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No more cases or deaths at Hampton report
Newport News August 2 Governor Woodfin of the soldiers home reported no new yellow fever cases and no deaths the situation under control Volunteers remain on the quarantine line and a house to house inspection has been ordered to detain arriving persons if needed Officials at Chesapeake bay ports were notified and inspections initiated Des Moines August 2 Iowa Republicans meet no opposition to Shaw's renomination for governor and Robinson expected to be nominated for supreme judge with caucuses and antitrust plank debated
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Dawson
Public Instruction
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VESSELS REFUSE TROOPS AT FORT MONROE
Difficulty in moving troops from Fort Monroe delays transport by sea and rail. Norfolk authorities bar entry of a Pennsylvania transport for five days, forcing reassignment northward from Battery Point Del. War department cites lack of authority for quarantine guard. New Orleans surgeon and hospital staff head to Hampton and Old Point to assist outbreak response.
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Seaboard Loses Ice Factory Case in Oxford
Judge Brown rules in chambers that the Hygienic Ice Company of Charleston, S C, wins the case against Seaboard Air Line. The railroad delay in filing its appeal from a $20 000 verdict forfeits any right of appeal. The railroad plans to appeal to the supreme court. Also reports include the tenth anniversary convention of the Young People’s Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church opening at Luzerne Garden and a lynching near Forrest Alabama of Solomon Jones after an attempted assault on the daughter of a white farmer, Watford.
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Forrest
Ala
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