Telegraphic Crevities and Global Affairs Across Headlines
A jumble of brief items notes wet goods and jewelry in Hamburg, fever news from Tal edo, and a Birmingham iron output cut. It mentions Baywood murder trial in North Carolina, church union talks, Mehomia Christian masacre claims, Massachusetts GOP, Roosevelt endorsement, London artillery parade in Boston, Alaska boundary case jabs, a Waynesville NC burglary with $2000 diamonds left in a yard.
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Hamburg
Pies l
Taledo
Tex
Birmingham
Ala
Ernest Baywood
Ladlew Sismmer
N.C
Union
Mehomia
Massachusetts
John Bates
Roosevelt
Honorable Artillery Company
London
Boston
Mackinson
United States
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Crossing Clash Delays Trains At Ocilla Georgia
A Seaboard Air Line special punched through Ocilla on Oct 3 and tore up a Brunswick and Birmingham crossing. W Hale of Savannah was arrested with 21 others later. Captain Roberts and Marshal Hall led the charge. Drought era legal actions loom as bonds are set to face misdemeanor and felony charges.
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Seaboard i
Brunswick
Birmingham
Ocilla
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Brunswick and Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line
Roberts
Brunswick and
Roberta
Marshal Hall
W. Hale
Savannah
Uutin
J. R. Anderson
Seaboard
Irwinville
Gcilla
Pels
Confederate Veterans Reunion Plan Outlined by Generals
General Evans and William F Parkhurst approve a parade plan for Augusta Georgia veterans gathering November 11 and 12. Sons of Confederate Veterans will flank the veterans in three lines, with veterans first and Sons following to heighten the event’s formal balance. The reunion attire and arrangements are being prepared for a smooth statewide gathering.
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Generale Evans
Parkhurst
Knta
Mental Ky
Siastivision
United Con- Veterans
William F Surat
Georgia
United Song of Confederal Veterans
Augusta
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Hyans
John Wesley and a Woman’s Reproof on Repetition
A historical snippet recalls John Wesley’s remark to Mistresa Wesley about repeating lessons. The text then criticizes repeated medical claims for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, noting it cures colds and grip and prevents pneumonia. Sold by N. R. Palmer & Son and W. J. Smith & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Mistresa Wesley
N. R. Palmer & Son
W. J. Smith & Bro
Painters threaten strike tied to Manhattan railroad
Threats are made to the Brotherhood of Painters that unless members are returned to work in Manhattan railroad shops a general strike will be called blocking the system. Also notes on a mayor’s unionRule violation and arbitration signing by 1600 steam fitters. stone cutter disputes referred to the Masons Builders' union. A testimonial claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cured indigestion and gained forty pounds in thirty days.
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Manhattan
New York
Brotherhood of Painters
Manhattan Railroad
Staam Fittere and Helpers
Chamberlain
Holly Bros., Merchants
Long Branch
H. R. Palmer & Son
W. J. Smith & Bro
Explorer Fails to Summit Mount McKinley Expedition
New York reports Im Brederick Al Cook of Brooklyn led an Alaska expedition with Ralph Shinwale of Columbia University and Rebert Dunn. The party reached near 11 000 feet before a granite slope halted ascent as winter approached. All members remained in good health and planned to return to the United States.
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Mount McKinley
New York
Im. Brederick al’ Cook
Brouslyn
Alaska
Tro
Ralph Shinwale
Colesubia University
Dero Cook
Touts
United States
Becow
Dr King’s New Discovery Saves Two From Death
Mrs Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her child from a near fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis and says a niece with advanced consumption is now well. Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to this remedy as to no other medicine. Trial bottles free. 50c and 1 bottles guaranteed by W J Smith and H R Palmer.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R Palmer & Son
Conference Result Keeps Balkan Policy and Macedonia Reform
Secretary Sawinsky quotes Count Lamsdorff and Count Galuchowsky as agreeing to continue last winter era Balkan policy. Reform plans for Macedonia are extended and elaborated. Ministers deny Russia sought free passage through the Dardanelles, and affirm accord among the European near east powers to avoid war between Turkey and Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamsdorff
Galuchowsky
Vienna
M. Sawinsky
Austria
Count Lamsdorff
Count Galuchowsky
Macedonia
Russia
Dardanelles
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Georgia Fair Grounds
Vtliona Beoe
Waynesville
Tutt
Stephen Chartres
Angonia
Csun
Athens
THE
Lumpkin Street
Mozley
OPERA
Geo. Ober
George Elliot
George H. Broadhurst
Mr. Wright
Jones
Mr. Ober
Roland Reed
Seymour
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