Bucket of gold suspected buried on Henderson farm
Relatives of Jonathan Newman of Henderson county dig through his farm in Asnevittz North Carolina seeking a buried bucket said to hold between seven and ten thousand dollars. Neighbors note Newman's habit of stacking brush and logs and speculate the gold may be hidden beneath or among debris across the tract. A large family effort continues as searches risk overlooking any hidden cache and no item remains undiscovered yet.
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N. C
Jonathan Newman
Henderson County
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Faroe
Dogen
Kia
Sensational Divorce Claim in DeLoach Case Shocks Avavusta
In Avavusta Georgia on September 4 a new trial motion in Mrs. Susan DeLoach versus Bell Telephone and Telegraph featured attorney claims that DeLoach hid a prior Utah divorce, making her second marriage invalid and undermining her case after DeLoach died from a work accident. The judge and court hear arguments amid other local notices including disorderly houses fines and scholarship awards.
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Utah
Bell Company
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Japanese Immigration Policy Sparks International Debate
Native press argues Japanese may face discrimination under U S immigration laws while Hawaii quarantine officers allegedly mistreat Nippon Maru passengers. Tokyo papers warn such bias could harm allied ties with America as Japan expands influence from Peking to Shanghai and Yangtze developments unfold.
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Nippon Maru
Hawaii
America
Tokyo
England
Don
Lord Imerstone
Sere Woomen
Peking
Alice
Pakushma
Shanghai
Germany
Doshinsha College of
Kiyoto
Roosevelt Receives 2000 Invitations to Speak in Chicago
Vice President Roosevelt passed through Chicago this morning en route east and declined an invitation to address the Marquette club citing overbooked engagements. Colonel Roosevelt said he has received about 2000 speaking invitations since January and must apportion appearances to avoid offense in any section.
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Sprak Sin
Umicano
Chicago
Take Shore
Michigan Southern
Marquette Club
William L. Bush
Union
Minneapolis
Colouvel Housevelt
Jon
Ecumenical Methodist Council Opens at Whitechapel
The Ecumenical Methodist conference opens in John Wesley's Chapel Whitechapel with dignitaries sending greetings. Bishops Hartzell and Galloway preach and prayers are offered for leaders. the gathering divides into eastern and western sections with hundreds of delegates and multiple Methodist denominations represented.
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London
John Wesley
Loxpoy
Ecumenical Methodist Conference
Whitechapel
King Edward
McKinley
Hop Jose O. Hartzell
Methodist Episcopal Ch
Africa
Galloway
Jackson
John Werley
Usnterbury
Frederick Temple
A. F. _W. Ingram
Ecumentical Methodist Conference
Jis
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United States
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Anaida
Astrais
South Africa
West Indies
Conavaca
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Primitive Methodists
United Methodist Free Churches
Bible Christians
Irish Methodists
Australasian Wesleyan Mosherist Church
South African Methodist Church
Seeston
Josern
The
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Warren Candler
Atlanta
Yiasore
Electric Bitters and Dr Caldwell Remedies Featured in Letters
A series of testimonials touts Electric Bitters for relief of general weakness and dyspepsia, with a Kansan woman praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for years of constipation. Local reports mention police court action in Philadelphia and a seal catch voyage to San Francisco, followed by a Cadiz tax riot with casualties amid rising taxes.
Man Dies After Train Strikes Drunk Near Valdosta Ga
A man named W. J. Nelson, from Valdosta, was killed when a Plant system train struck him about five miles west of the city. He was drunk and reportedly lay asleep on the track after being put off a late train. An inquest was held by Coroner Solomon. A rewards ad and several advertisements follow.
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Valdosta
Valposta
W. J. Nelson
Nelson
Solomon
Newspaper Man Commits Suicide Aboard Steamer Huffalo
A New York newspaper man named Joey aboard the Wilson line steamer Huffalo traveling from New York to Hull died by suicide using poison during the voyage. In a letter he requested his remains be sent at sea and spoke of his beliefs to Josephine Joey and the stewards and stewardess. The steamer, which signalled loss of control after breaking a shaft, arrived at its destination with the captain reporting the death.
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England
New York
Patmonts
Wilson Line
Huffalo
Hull
Lisard
Joey
the Cay
Josephine Joey
Six Bandits Hold Up Cotton Belt Train Near Eyiau Station
Six bandits robbed the St. Louis South Western Cotton Belt passenger train near Eyiau Station Texas. They dynamited the ex proma car safe and escaped with loot while releasing the engine to run away. Engineers pursued on a handcar as posse and bloodhounds scour the area along the track toward the Louisiana line.
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St. Louis
Britton
Henderson
Boyd County
Texarkana
Rusk
Tex
Fuller
Pacific Express Company
Handita Kawaas Orr
Texarkans
Enys
Eylan
Louisiana Line
Steke
Peace Terms Discussed With Steel Strike Leaders In New York
President Schwab labor chiefs Gomper and Mitchell attend a conference on peace terms in the steel strike as U S Steel faces labor strife. Other figures include Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and officials from the Amalgamated Association. The event is tied to wage and labor negotiations.
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New York
Peomtece
United States Steel Corporation
Partici Te
Presi- Rent
Charles M. Schwab
United States Sees
Samuel Gampion
Julee Tel
Presdene United Mine Worntion
Jenka
Iota Commission
Secre RM Civic Federation
A. Whit
Carmont Workers
Thombinahon
Samuel Gompera
John Mitchell
Theodore J. Snaifer
Amalgamated Association
Kidnapped Girl Case Leads to Yorks Four Year Sentence
Russell York of Gordon County was found guilty of kidnaping and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. The case drew a large Calhoun crowd as York, about 25, aligned with Joe Campbell’s daughter, lured Miss Campbell from her father’s home and traveled via Adairsville Emerson to a York relative’s outdoor location before capture. Other notes cover the Southern Baptist home mission board electing Rev. F. C. McConnell of Lynchburg as corresp, Minder’s stay of execution despite a writ of error, and President McKinley’s Buffalo visit by rail.
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Gordon County
Calhoun
Xork
Joe Campbell
Bell
York
Miss Campbell
Adairsville
Cartersville
Emerson
Wut
Cotton Mill Reorganization At Gastonia
Omanvorts, N. C., Sept. 4 The Lomnny Cotton Mill company at Gastonia reorganised under a new charter with capital stock around 60,000 spindles and machinery to meet demand. A separate item notes an agent seeking oil site rights over 000 acres and aims to secure as many ore rights as possible.
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TalLanassne
Omanvorts
N. C
Lonny Cotton Mill Company
Gastonia
Alabama ratification vote on new constitution looms
Bramxenau Ala Sept 1 There is concern over the outcome of the vote on ratifying the constitutional act drafted by the convention. Many predict a difficult path, while some expect a substantial show of support for the proposed constitution. Ex Governor W Oates and other leading figures are mentioned, with candidates and leaders participating in the debate.
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Oates
Harrison
Bramxenau
Ala
Alabama
W. ©. Oates
Ting Demerara Pee
Dalene Teldow
Frankforson
Tome Bnav
Noted Animal Trainer Ed Doherty Dies in Kansas City
Edward Doherty, famed animal trainer in vaudeville and circus circuits, died in Kansas City. A separate item reports a receiver appointed for the Cigar Factory of George W. Bush after his disappearance with about 1000 owed to his employer.
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Kansas City
Edward Doherty
Nasuvirle
George W. Bush
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