Kruger Resigns Over Dynamite Deal Dispute
Carr Town reports President Kruger of the South African Republic resigned amid deep rifts with the volksraad over the dynamite monopoly. A deputation led by General Joubert and others pressed him to stay. the volksraad later voiced confidence in him, though a split remained on the concession terms.
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Dom Paul
Volkarand
Carr Town
Kruger
South African Republic
Volkeraad
Executive Council
Volksraad
Johannesburg
Joubert
Herren Schalk
Burger
Vvllksraad
P. J. Joubert
Republic
New War Secretary Visits Alger in Washington
Secretary Root met with General Alger at the War Department in Washington as he prepares to assume duties. Meiklejohn acts as secretary until Aug. 1 when Root’s commission dates, and bureau chiefs planned a meeting that night but postponed until he officially takes office.
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Alger
Washington
War Department
Meiklejohn
Root
Department
Arlington
Aleady
Blue Laws Stand in Selma Bema Alabama Sunday Sales
Selma Alabama July 25 in a special session the city council refused to repeal the baby blue law and rejected a citizens petition to allow newspaper and cigar sales on Sunday. No sales except soda water allowed and hotels lose hundreds of dollars on Sundays as commercial travelers skip the city over the Sabbath.
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Selma
Bema
Ala
Strike in Cincinnati Messengers Faces Hoodlums
A Cincinnati strike of messenger boys has escalated as mobs surround telegraph and district offices. New messengers travel with police escorts while stones and missiles injure several riders. Newsboys join the strike, with mobs tearing and destroying papers as authorities debate tougher action.
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Ciscinnati
Petra
Messenger Boys
VETS TO ACT ON PENSIONS AT CHESTER REUNION
Confederate veterans at Chester will discuss pension reform as state appropriations remain fixed at 100000. They aim to remove ineligible names from rolls and ensure only deserving widows and veterans receive benefits, with potential statewide legislative adoption.
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Brauton
Chester
Dhester
D. C
Confederacy
Two More Put To Death In Georgia Mob Lynchings
In Barnsvag Georgia July 25 two more members of the gang that robbed and assaulted Mrs Ogletree have been executed by enraged citizens. This brings five lynchings since the crime and a chase continues for the remainder. Captured is Charles Mack, partner of Sammin, who aided in the crime. Mack confessed and corroborated Sammins account. both men are said to be part of a gang engaged in robbery and rape. Two more may be lynched by sunrise as authorities pursue identifications. Additionally efforts to reach Mrs Satterlee wife of the former assistant adjutant general of Georgia and captain in the regular army in North Carolina have failed. she remains with her father Bishop Capers isolated in the mountains.
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Sunup
Charles Mack
Sammin
Mack
Igiurane Os2ulvana
Onamorte
N. C
Plans to Settle Strike in Tampa Cigar Factories
In Tampa on July 25 two settlement options emerge for cigar makers dispute. One proposes a three month experimental phase abolishing scales with a five member committee recording tobacco use to set an average and compare later. If unsatisfactory, scales return with a 25 percent saving donation. The other, Ellinger plan, keeps scales in all factories and gains workmen approval, though some manufacturers oppose any scales.
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Tampa
Fla
Ellinger
All Quiet at Cleveland After Night of Disorder and Rioting
City calm returns after a night of clashes with stones and debris on tracks. Mayor Farley notified as 1,000 new troops arrive to help maintain order. tram service resumes on schedule amid unrest.
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Cleveland
Consolidated System
Farley
Arline
Bankruptcy Experts Meet to Draft Memorial for Congress
Referees and bankruptcy experts from across the country convened to study the new bankruptcy act, outline its de facto provisions, and draft a memorial to Congress for action. About 30 delegates attended the opening session which organized the convention. Charles A. Hawley was named permanent chairman as committees were formed for the discussion. Over 100 delegates expected for tonight's session.
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Congress
Cnicano
Charles A. Hawley
New York
Southern Industrial League session opens in Atlanta
The Southern Industrial League met at the Kimball House with merchants from the south. Governor Candler welcomed attendees before committees were formed. Major Hanson spoke on borrowing costs and Alston on collection laws as the three day convention began. Carabelle survey boosts outer bar depth from 19 to 24 feet after improvements.
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Atlanta
Southern Industrial League
Kimball House
South
Candler
J. F. Hanson
Macon
Robert C. Alston
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Kankakee
Basta Ye
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