Lively Fight For Senator In North Carolina Contest
The North Carolina senatorial race between General Julian S. Carr of Durham and F. M. Simmons, Democratic state chairman, intensifies as strong support and organized canvassing shape the outcome. Betting runs freely with odd patterns across counties, and Col. Waddill's withdrawal shifts tactics as Carr and Simmons seek his endorsement.
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North Carolina
Cuancorre
N. C
Julian
Simmons
Carr
Waddill
Grover Greveland
Dubignon on the election turnout for Bryan and Roosevelt
Democratic State Chairman Helleves Bryan will be elected. DuBignon reports larger Bryan demonstrations in New York and stronger public sentiment shift toward Bryan, with improving prospects in the East and Illinois hints of rising momentum.
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Helleves Bryan
Bavanian
Fleming G. duBignon
New York
Roosevelt
Bryan
Dionceys
Don Oy
East
Illinois
Mob Lynching in Alabama After Attempted Assault on Girl
An 18 year old Black man named Abernathy attempted to assault the 14 year old adopted daughter of W. N. Thomson near Raniston Alabama. A mob fatally harmed the assailant three hours after the incident. The community’s residents reportedly carried out the act in a quiet, orderly fashion.
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Alabama
Raniston
Axwiston
Ala
Duke
Louisville
Nashville
East
West
Abernathy
W. N. Thomson
HEAVY SUGAR IMPORTS AT PHILADELPHIA BREAK OCTOBER RECORDS
October at Philadelphia set a new high for sugar arrivals with more than 50,000 tons of raw sugar ferried in on ships from Java and the Far East. The influx fueled refining capacity as six to nine steamers reached the port, ensuring steady operation through the winter. DuBigoon remains noncommittal on future gubernatorial plans after October talks in Atlanta. A health note promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a stomach liver and bowel regulator.
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Philadelphia
Pantapeoria
Sagar
Java
Waitan
Bryan Speaks to a Big Crowd at Toledo
Colonel and Mrs. Bryan arrive in Torrin from Donkirk for a morning reception and a large rally at Armory Park. Bryan outlines nonpartisanship, criticizes trusts, warns against private monopolies, and contrasts Republican and Philippine policy with a strong pro-Democratic message.
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Bryan
Toledo
Toreno
Donkirk
N.Y
Mra. Jones
Boody House
Mr. Bryan
Armory Park
Aho
Jones
Roosevelt Campaign Trail Wears On Despite Illness
October 31 dispatches report Governor Roosevelt campaigning through Brockport and Hornell with a sore throat and reduced voice. He addressed crowds in Brockport and Hornell as weather turned rainy, while Prohibition candidate Woolley toured Pittsburgh and Connellsville urging reform and support for his ticket.
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Roosevelt
Woolley
Pittsburg
Firranuro
John G. Woolley
Stewart
Samuel Dickie
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Salisbury Names Lord Lansdowne Salisbury Names Lord Lansdowne
The Salisbury government announces Theo Marquis of Lansdowne as foreign secretary. The appointment shocks papers and triggers opposition across Conservative and Liberal voices. The Queen approved the move after Salisbury consulted Balmoral. ministers expect Lansdowne to guide broad policy lines.
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Loxpox
Theo Marquis of
Westmiinster Gazette
Lord Lansdowne
Joseph Chamberlain
Baliabury
Arran
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Balmoral
Ad vent of New Century in Buddhist Celebrations
Buddhists in Seattle plan a grand new century celebration with active missionary work and relics from Siam. An ornate procession raised funds and cloth-covered roads sold for over 62,000 yen. They aim to raise 1,000,000 yen for a grand repository and later charity and education.
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Seattle
Wash
Siam
White Man Shoots a Negro in Greesville Fight
Jensa Fuller, a white man, shot Miller Williams, a Black man, in a craps dispute and was jailed for assault with intent to kill. Charles Green, a Black man, arrested as accomplice. Confirmed by Finley. Also notes Finley confirms George O. Smith named for railroad division post and Florida quarantine to continue until further notice.
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Greesville
D. C
Jensa Fuller
Miller Williams
Charles Green
Fuller
Finley
Wasminotos
The
Southern Railway Today
George O. Smith
Atlanta and Weat Point Railroad
Athers
Mosley’s Lemon Elixir Promises Cure All Ailments
An advertisement for Dr H Mosley’s Lemon Elixir claims to regulate the liver stomach bowels and kidneys and treats biliousness constipation malaria indigestion headaches nervous fatigue fever and more. Endorsed by a Memphis man minister and a Georgia clerk who testify to relief after using the remedy. Bottles priced at 500 cents and 1 dollar, prepared in Atlanta Georgia.
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H. Mosley
Atlanta
Mosley
Rey
D. C. Davis
Eld. M. E. Church
Tatnall St
H. Mozley
R. L. Rocco
Hernando St
Memphis
Tenn
E. C. Dewittaco
H. R. Palmer & Sons
General Byrd Explains Senate Refuses Investigat
In Atlanta on Oct 31 the General Assembly rejects both Bryan’s measure and an Adjutant General Byrd report claiming a former student in the department showed “criminal” sequence. The House seeks action while the Senate balks, and the Senate proposes a joint committee to probe the department’s truth. General Kellam is noted as not in charge during the relevant period.
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Mouse
Senate
Atlanta
General Assembly
Bryan
Byrd
Adjutant General
House
Setabe
Te Siase
Kellan
Still Searching the Ruins After Drugstore Explosion
New York on Monday’s explosion at Tarrant & Co drugstore left 800 workers at the ruins today. A small blaze interrupted progress near Warren and Greenwich. A missing man, James, was found. Ira Golen and William Halsey were located, reducing the missing list.
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New York
Tarrant & Co
Warren
Greenwich
James
Hoho
Ira Go
William Halsey
Barnes
Frances Barnes
Ilya
US Accepts Britain Germany China Open Door Policy
The United States confirms alignment with the open door and Chinese integrity principles in response to a Britain Germany accord on China. Washington notes prior invitations for impartial trade views and describes harmony among powers, while not judging the third clause on the alleged vocal arrangement.
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Washington
State Department
China
Great Britain
Germany
London
Marquis of Salisbury
United States
Sym
United Seaton
Ezpre
Southern Cotton Spinners Move To Concentration
A Southern Cotton Spinners' Association letter from Onatorre North Carolina October 31 states the concentration plan will be put into operation with immediate cooperation from member mills. The plan would require those handling the business to guarantee elimination of speculation, running the trade on a commission basis to reduce losses from northern yarn competition.
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Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association
Onantorre
N. C
Lnto
Worthern
Ferrill Attempts Death by Own Action in Court
Ferrill, convicted of first degree murder without mercy, tried to kill himself with bedclothes after night in the cell. Sedge baseedfraed court will hear a motion for a new trial filed by the defense. The article notes Miss Coatson's grief and includes an unrelated advertisement for deafness remedies and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Manvavitzz
Rouslyn H. Ferrill
Suan
Verdes
Pernener
Hall
F. J. Ghoney & Co
Toledo
Draggista
Anchoria Aground in the Clyde
Aboard the Anchor line steamer Anchoria from New York, bound for this port, is aground in the Clyde. Weather and tides threaten further exposure tonight as rescue efforts proceed.
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Clyde
Glascow
Anchoria
New York
America's New Defender Heads Yacht Syndicate
The six yachtsmen forming the syndicate to build the America's Cup defender are Vice Commodore August Belmont Cornelius Vanderbilt Rear Commodore G F Robinson Commodore Edward M Brown W K Vanderbilt Jr and Commodore Lewis Cass Led yard. Willard named manager and long time amateur leader to helm the new boat with refitting plans dating back to 1815 context.
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August Belmont
New York
Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
G. &. F. Robinson
Edward M. Brown
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Eight Die Enroute Home From Manila Transport Meade
The Meade voyage brought home the bodies of eight soldiers including James Thompson of Fortyseventh Infantry and Harry Henderson of Pwentes Infantry, among others. Also returned were the bodies of 11 soldiers who died in Manila.
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Meade
San Francisco
Mantle
James Thompson
Forty- Seventh Infantry
Harry Hendeson
Pwentes Infant Co
Keryanata Joseph Iyutee
Ison
Thirty -Ninth Infantry
Dennis Kelly
Wate
W J Stoner
Thirty-ninth
Louis A. Haff
Manila
Nome
Wagon Men In Convention Maintain Wagon Prices
At the annual meeting of the National Wagon Manufacturers Association in Cricado representatives from 20 major wagon firms agreed to no price changes for the upcoming year. Officers elected included George acre rotary treasurer M Kirney of Winona Minnesota and others from Toledo and nearby locales.
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Cricado
National Wagon Manufacturers Association
Blair seeks $250 million in damages suit in Texas
Joel Blair of Bell county files a $250,000,000 suit against 15 prominent Texans alleging a conspiracy to gain his property in Waco and force him into two years of captivity. The petition claims the defendants plotted to take possession of his assets and place him in a forced arrangement.
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Blair
Amon
Font
Three Dead and Two Wounded in Odd Robbery Charge
Mount Pimasast Pennsylvania October 31 four Italian miners attempted to rob Pay Clerk Madera Healer of the Southwest Connellsville area. The event appears tangled in a report of municipal and railway developments.
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Mount Pimasast
Madera
Connellsville
CUTTERS ENROUTE TO CUBA Missing Wessel Found at Charleston
Cutters bound for Cuba on inland route from Trenton proceed with search for missing Wessel. Meanwhile a belated dispatch from Protoris reports failed peace talks with General Botha as Paget’s flag of truce is extended and Steyn remains unreconciled. Bail set at 8500 for three counterfeiters in Carrensville. Mrs Eile Cawthorn of Cuatravooda sentenced after murder and arson. she is sent to an asylum for examination.
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Charleston
Wallinatos
Trenton
N. J
Cuba
Bouth
Lonnox
Protoris
Botha
Paget
Trace
Steyn
Carrensville
Jeff Nix
Bam Pulliam
J. M. Brown
Roms
Cuatravooda
Mra Eile Cawthorn
Ae A
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