Country Club Leases New 28 Acre Property on Milledge Avenue
The Country Club plans a new home after leasing William N. White property opposite Cloverhurst on Milledge avenue. The 28 acre site, purchased Cloverhurst by Judge Hamilton McWhorter, will be remodeled with a new front club-house and interior changes. The lease runs five years, with occupancy expected in a few days.
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Coontry Club
William N. White
Milledge Avenue
Cloverhorst” Propery
Country Club
Cloverhurst
Hamilton McWhorter
Mill Ledge Avenue
Unknown tramp sparks alarm in East Athens neighborhood
Residents report an unknown white man described as a tramp entering homes for food and using abusive language. He entered a residence where a girl alone at home was confronted, prompting police pursuit and citizen vigilance amid rising indignation.
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Athens
J. H. Dorsey
East Athena
Miners Accept Arbitration as Work Resumes Thursday
In Wilkes-Barre officials announce that the miners have accepted arbitration. The convention forwards a communication to President Roosevelt and names John Mitchell to represent the United Mine Workers before the commission. About 6,000 workers returned home after the Baldwin locomotive works layoff. 77 stayed away since Saturday.
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Wilkesbarre
Cot
Usaalmoua
Moosvelt
Mitchel
Acs
Seeoiuthons
Germunaena
Isi Sitent
Theodore S.ooseveit
Wasumates
Bb C
Wee Rey
Copellesalon
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of
Am Clea
Join i
En Arker
George Gray
Thomas H. Watkins
J.T
Pt Ronasion
America
Aeuniestoa
W. B
Pottaville
Elacey
Baldwin Locumtive Works
Philadelphia
Falling coal prices grip New York markets
Prices fixed last week by coal dealers failed to hold with most buyers facing lower rates. Anthracite expected to drop to seven dollars per ton within a week and soft coal sold below the 4.00 line as dealers brace for renewed output. Carloads sidetracked and miners returning to work signal a market in flux.
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New York
Exchense
Colt
Murder Charge Shrouds Local Darkened Crime Scene
A man identified as Chopman faces murder charges after a violent incident at a residence on Saturday near Richard Newman. The case involves a decapitation claim and a stabbing in the same vicinity, with reports noting a grave outcome and ongoing police involvement.
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Chopman
Ana Anutter
Richard Newman
Lise Prttay
Cottiark
Chapin
Erin
Seapine
Life to Pert and Wit of Welfare Worker Alfred Boo
Fragmentary text describes a welfare worker Alfred Boo facing illness and weariness, then experiencing relief and better sleep after a recovery or treatment. Mentions "Palmer & Bono's drag store" and a new hire.
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Alfred Boo
Ned & Joy
Sinth & Bro
Palmer
Bono
Health Question in PiGE AGE Nutrition and Digestion
The article argues health hinges on digestion and nutrition. Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to cure stomach and digestive disorders and improve overall nutrition. A testimonial from Mrs Mary dorm of Rolle Co Missouri praises relief after using the remedy and dismisses substitutes.
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S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Dr. Pierce
Mary Dorm
Rolle
Co. Mo
Fr Pierce
Treco
Joe Saadiceea
DeiMerce
American Cigar Company to Build Savannah Factory
Nathan York for the American Cigar Company discusses locating a large cigar factory in Savannah Georgia. The plan includes a brick building with space for machines and housing, rent free initial period, a 6 percent return for five years, and an option to buy within ten years. Estimated erection cost 25000 to 35000 dollars with total investment between 76000 and 100000 dollars.
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American Cigar Company
Nathan York
Amerivan Ci Company
Savannah
Lis
CIA
Weies
Smith Whipped At Valdosta Forces Exile Of Leader
A white man, J A Smith, was attacked by masked assailants in Valdosta Georgia a few months ago. He was whipped near the edge of town and ordered to leave. Smith boarded the railroad to Jacksonsville as tensions rose amid accusations he led a local Negro cooks and washerwomen faction.
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Valdosta
J A
Smith
Valdoain
Jececavitlh
Jiksonville
Hot Time at Hot Supper Eight Wit Men
A chaotic Saturday celebration spun out of control as eight men attempted to seize authority during a festival. Reports describe shouting, pushing, and a near melee that required intervention to restore order. Police noted no serious injuries and warned attendees about ongoing tensions.
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Thorne
Uribe-Uribe’s Forge Suffers Major Defeat in 14-Hour Battle
In La Cienaga on the Magdalena River a clash between Uribe-Uribe and Castillo forces and government troops lasted fourteen hours. Official reports say revolutionists were completely defeated with great losses. Salazar in Panama cites Baranquilla news. Uribe-Uribe now allegedly without followers and facing possible guerrilla exile.
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Panama
Colombia
Salazar
Baranquilla
la Cienaga
Magdalena River
Uribe-Uribe
Castillo
Department of
Magdalena
Curacoa
British Force in Regular Trap Report From Bamolland Expedition
A letter from a Bamolland expedition jouncer arrives London describing dire British conditions. It reports dwindling water and ammunition, lost camels and Maxims, flanking blacks, and uncertain escape. Thirty three men escaped, while new troops from India are expected to reinforce. Simla notes orders for Second Dominion grenadiers to Samoliland and Mhow.
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London
India
Swayne's Force in Peril Due to Accessions to Fighting Strength
Military officials blame the foreign office for Swayne's disaster as Bomals were used as trained soldiers and a permanent Curao post was pushed aside. Lord Cranborne's Commons statement fuels unease as the Mullah gains tribal reinforcement. The force remains in a perilous position awaiting further news.
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Mad Mullah Wii
New York
Foreign Office
Swayne
the Tribune
London
Department
Curao
Lord Cranborne
House of Commons
Mullah
Turkish forces face stiff Bulgarian resistance in Kresna valley
Constantinople reports Turkish operations in the Kresna valley meet strong opposition from a Bulgarian force entrenched in a large stronghold. Official word says the Turks have surrounded the Bulgarian position and surrender is expected daily. Also notes Trafalgar Day celebrations in London and Jelka’s return to Alabama after speaking tours. Low rates to Atlanta Fair offered by Southern Railway with round trips to Oct. 24.
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Constantinople
Kresna
Allanta Fair
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Fair Grounds
H. Taylor
H. Hardwick
Washington, D. C
Strained Ties Grow With Britain Over Patos Island Flag
Venezuela angrily protests British hoisting of a flag on the island of Patos amid tensions over the Ban Righ incident and a proposed 30 percent surtax repeal. President Castro warns that bloodshed could follow if the conflict escalates, signaling a possible rupture in diplomatic ties.
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Venezuela
Great Britain
Island of
Patos
Caracas
Associated Press
Matog
Matos
Trinidad
Ban Righ
British West Indies
Pachano
Haggard
Revolutionary Party
Mark Twain's Inventive Winter Fuel Proposal to Treasury
A letter from Mark Twain dated October 13 proposes a quirky winter fuel order to the Treasury, asking for government bonds, greenbacks, and postal currency for furnace fuel to be delivered to his Riversdale home at low cash prices. The note follows several other items in a diverse October dispatch including bankers’ convention plans and a London court sentence.
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Mark .Twain
Treasury Department
Washington
Treasury Se
New York City
Secretary of the Treasury
Riversdale
Mark Twain
American Bankers’ Convention
New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
Tulany Hall
Collision on Southern injures fifteen near Coal Creek
The Louisville express collided head on with a freight train on the Knoxville and Ohio division near Coal Creek Tennessee. Fifteen people, three trainmen and twelve passengers, were injured though none fatally. Names and injuries listed include engineer Huffmaster and several passengers, with varying bruises, back injuries, and head wounds.
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Knoxville
Loulaville
Knoxville and Ohio
Southern Railway
Coal Creek
Tenn
L. Huffmaster
Poatal
RW. Wood
E. C. Worthley
J. E. Harrell
Oswego
Monroe
Wash
Mattie Monday
C. A. Powers
Jacksboro
George Lenoir
Samuel Houston
W. Nelson
Lafollette
J. T. Newman
Shouller
W. H. Kebbler
Johnson City
J. B. Chama
Southern Textile Company merger set to take effect
The Southern Textile Company, known as the Fries merger, will become effective December 1 in Huntsville Alabama. A valuation committee will meet in Raleigh North Carolina on October 23 to appraise 70 mills and determine stock implications with an estimated total value exceeding 30 million dollars.
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Huntaville
Ala
Southern Textile Company
Fries
Raleigh
N. C
T. W. Pratt
South
Fight in a Lawyer's Office Ends With Grazing Bullet
In Birmingham on Heomo avenue Dr W C Miles and P E Burford dueled with pistols in J W Brockman’s law office witnessed by Burford’s wife. Miles was grazed near the temple, Burford unharmed. Both men were arrested for assault with intent to murder. Miles is a prominent Avondale physician and Burford a young machinist at the railroad shops.
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Dr. Miles
P. F. Burford
Birmingham
Ala
J. W. Brockman
Heomiu Avenue
W. C. Miles
P. E. Burford
Miles
Avondale
Burford
Southern Railway
Fifa les On Rampage Raiding Dhalak Islands Red Sea
Pirates raid the islands of Dhalak in the Red Sea group under Mas sewah. Italian gun boats pursued them to Midla island on the Lobela coast and bombarded it. They then moved to Hodeida demanding reparations and warned of further action if not granted.
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Dhalak
Red Sea
Arabian
Cay Popple
Yemen
Bas
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the Hayner Distilling Company
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Prince Ave
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Inc
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Boe
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Uribe
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Department of the Magdalena
Samoliland
Simia
Domtny Grenadiers
Mhow
Trafalgar
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Portsmouth
Jelka
Montgomery
Alabama
Henry Clayton
Geneva
North
England
Henry Conrad
Baltimore
Fisher
Stock Exchange
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Holland
Rockingham
H. L. Holland
J. M. Terrell
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