Democrats Rally in Louisville Supports Regular Nominees
In Louisville and Jefferson County Democrats celebrated with a Kentucky style barbecue and a holiday proclamation by Mayor Weaver. Visitors from Chicago and local leaders attended as speakers urged voters to back the regular state nominees amid a heated campaign.
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Guns Trained On Cabello Threatened 1 Attack
Oct 18 report from New York cites Red D line officers aboard the steamship Philadelphia arriving from Puerto Cabello and La Guayra detailing a South American rebellion. They describe Venezuelan fortifications under fire and an envoy sent from Puerto Cabello amid rumors President Andrade plans to leave the country. Ships depart toward New York as Castro resists concessions. Philadelphia capitalists and Chattanooga iron masters back a furnace venture seeking a charter to erect a new plant.
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Miners Threaten Strike in Carbon Hill District
About one thousand miners at the Carbon Hill mines in Birutromam Alabama held a mass meeting to present grievances to three operators. A committee drafted demands for a 5 cent per ton wage increase with relief measures. George Young of the United Mine Workers of Alabama attended and supported the demands but urged caution. A follow up meeting was planned for Friday to press the commission and strike remains possible.
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Delegals Badly Treated Murderers Seek New Hearing
John and Edward Delegal imprisoned in Georgia for the Townsend murder have been returned to Chatham County jail after habeas corpus filings. They claim brutal abuse at Brooks County convict camps with welts and flesh damage. A new trial hearing is set before Judge Seabrook on Saturday.
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Valley Coal Company
Reserves Are Now Called Into Service In Africa
London Oct 18 In the house of commons the first lord of the treasury Arthur Balfour presented a royal message stating Africa's state of affairs requires emergency measures. The queen proposes to embody the militia and call out reserves for permanent service to deter European and native reactions. Reports from Mafeking are unconfirmed but indicate possible reverse actions. water supply disruptions are noted. A new element concerns Basuto chiefs Lat Lathod and Latlahod's band, with reports of water siphoning near Mafeking. Boer artillery fire near Kimberly and railway damage are described, while British forces refrain from replying. Local commerce notes a cotton mill deal in Humaville, and a court ruling awards Chatham heirs a claim to Robert Mills's estate. A native Suleland case shows White denying native help.
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Joubert at New Castle Commandant Finds Only Hundred Men There
Commandant General Joubert arrives at New Castle Natal and finds only about 100 men there. Reports from Delagoa claim 6,000 Boer troops at New Castle are false. General Cronje remains at Ingogo with cannons overlooking passes and the line to the railway. Meanwhile the Volksten, Pretoria’s Boer organ, reports British camps attacked and sacked near Mafeking with unknown British losses, while Boer casualties are listed as 60 to 70 in various skirmishes.
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Hay-Tower conference on Alaskan modus vivendi noted
Secretary Hay met with Mr Tower the British chargé to discuss the Alaskan modus vivendi. The talks reviewed last British propositions and accepted US changes to clarify the text. Formal notes exchange will define temporary boundaries as negotiators proceed.
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Drowned in a Millpond near Whunxatox
Miss Katie Gause of Whunxatox Missouri drowned yesterday at Greenfield millpond while on an afternoon outing with a group of children. She retraced her steps to a bank spot after leaving her purse and disappeared after a splash in the water. The cause of the accident remains unknown.
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