Primary election delivers varied county nominations in large vote total
In a quiet county primary, J M Slaton and R B Blackburn led the legislative race while C C Houston and Nym McCullough contested for the final seat. J R Stamps secured coroner, and Arnold Broyles topped the clerk slate with 5005 votes as Clark Howell trailed. Voters approved funding to send youthful offenders to the reformatory amid some confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M
R. B Blackburn
Houston
Fulter
J. R Stamps
W. W. Thompson
John B Goodwin
H. L.fulberson
Clifford J. Anderson
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Clark Howell
Recorder
Reformatory
Gor
C C. Houston
Nym McCullough
J M Slaton
R B. Blackburn
C. C Houston
N. McCullough
Sam W Smal
C. J. Brenan
E. F
Adamaville
Battle Hill
Blackhall
Bryanta
Ord Cgors
Bat Coline
East Point
Edgewood
Hapeville
Buckhead
Peachtree
Oak Grove
South Bend
Condition Deteriorates for Rev. Talmage in Washington
Washington April 10 doctors report a marked worsening in Rev. T DeWitt Talmages health with signs of cerebral inflammation. An 9 oclock bulletin notes condition worsened and by 1 am this morning his status was very precarious as physicians remain apprehensive of the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. DeWitt Talmage
Talmage
Betrayed and Murder in Professor Miller Held for Death
In Detroit on April 10 police hold Professor Joseph Miller aged 47 music teacher under arrest for the murder of Miss Carrie M Jennett on Thirteenth Street before midnight last night A blood stained hatchet was found in a kitchen table drawer as part of the circumstantial case Miller fainted when arrested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Joseph M. Miller
Carrie M. Jennett
Thirteenth Street
Miller
Grand River Avenus
Jennett
Baker Street
Lear
FAVE Mak RCL by A CUE FAVE Mak RCL by A CUE
A garbled OCR fragment shows repeated phrases FAVE Mak RCL by A CUE with reference to VTLS Arsilled in Scott County. The readable portion suggests a catalog or index entry possibly from a local library or archive. No clear event dates people or organizations are identifiable.
Besom of destruction sweeps Philippines and Stone mission
New York April 10 Ellen M Stone the missionary captured by Bulgarian brigands arrived on the Deutschland. She said the brigands were less fierce than feared and the baby she cared for in captivity proved a godsend to Miss Stone and her companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elen Stone
New York
Ellen M. Stone
Bulgaria
Deutschland
Charles A. Stone
Miss Stone
Mme. Talika
Mme Tsilka
Turkey
Chelsea
Mass
Tillman Tries Inon Batts Sharp Clash Between Georgia and South Carolina Senators
A sharp brief clash arose today between Senator Bacon of Georgia and Senator Tillman of South Carolina during post office bill debates. The exchange heated briefly, with Tillman and Mason, chair of the post office committee, arguing over the bill before order was restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
Washington
Bacon
Tillman
Tilman
Mason
Post Office Committee
Philippines
Senate Committee
Depew
South
Senate
Mecia Bacon
Grosvenor
The
Republicana
Feyer Complications Diminish Recovery Prospects
Physicians report Feyer complications have developed making recovery largely unlikely.
McKee wills Catholic church and college for Philadelphia
John McKee reputedly the wealthiest African American dies and bequeaths assets valued over 2.6 million dollars to Archbishop Ryan as trustee for a Catholic church complex in Philadelphia and a McKee college for white and colored orphans. Relatives consider contest. daughter Solea Syphax and others receive annuities while a suspected teacher faces police inquiry over a murder linked to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Philadephia
John McKee
Ryan
Philadelphia
McKee Tit. Noj
McKee College
Presbyterian Church of Yeh
Philadelphai
Vana
New Jersey
Kentuck
West Virginia
Sohle
Harry
Minten
Harry Minton
AbbKee
Sisters of Charity
Tt Ig
Flames Sweep Across Columbus Plant District Fire
A major fire in Columbus Ga destroyed the Southern Plow Works plow shop and the Columbus Iron Works, burning two blocks, a warehouse, and several outbuildings. Estimated losses exceed 450000, with about 160 workers laid off. One unidentified man was killed by a falling wall, another injured fatally not yet identified. The blaze began near Front and Dillingham streets, spreading to Ninth and Eighth streets and down to the river, cutting rail service and damaging nearby properties.
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Columbus
Spesial
Front
Dillingham
Columbus Iron Works
Short Street
Plow Company and Iron Works
Ninth Street
Mobile and Girand Walload
Front Street
Iiver
Mobile and
Girard
Iron Works
Everthing
Eighth
Rgolding
Ninth
Emtire Mills
Couger
Friedlander
Broad
Dil Ingham
Webster
Columbus Iron Swerks
Southern Plow Company
Sants
Richmond
Lowther Plans Appeal Against Methodist Verdict
Rev Granville Lowther of McPherson Kansas will appeal the Kansas City Methodist Episcopal conference ruling that found him guilty of teaching heretical doctrines and deposed him. He says many Methodists urge appeal to avoid denouncement of denomination and to challenge the older statements. He cites bishops Andrews Warren and Vincent as examples of modern or evolutionist views.
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McPherson
Kans
Granville Lowther
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Kansas City
Andrews
Dnto
Baltimore
Warren
Vincent
Schley Praises Women as Patriotic Home Makers
Hear Admiral Schley, guest at the Patria Club dinner in New York, lauds women for loyalty to the flag. He credits them as the true home-makers, saying they are as patriotic or more so than men, a view learned over forty-three years of service to the country.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Scott County
Virginia
Jonesboro
Jim Wright
Hancock County
Tennessee
Wright
Brushy Mountain
Lagere
John Templeton
Jon Moss
Sam Wax
New York
Admiral Schley
Patria Club
Savoy Hotel
Friar Lands in Philippines Prompt Vatican Deal
In Washington Bishop O Gorman met Secretary Root to discuss church lands in the Philippines. The issue centers on friar lands acquired by the Philippine government and whether the U S will deal with Manila or directly with Rome via Taft or other prelates. Governor Taft aims to travel to Manila in a few weeks.
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United States
Vatican
Washington
O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Dak
War Department
Secretary Root
Manila
Hhim
Rome
Taft
Here &T Washington
Chamberlain Nomination by Oregon Democrats for Governor
Oregon Democrats nominate George E Chamberlain of Portland for governor at the state convention. The platform urges tariff for revenue only and opposes trusts, combines, and corporations. It supports Philippine self government and independence when ready, opposes the ship subsidy bill, and condemns railroad rate merges.
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Oregon
Chamberlain
Portland
Ore
George E Chamberlain
Philippines
Congress
Northern Securties Company
Senate dispute over rules interrupts Tillman incident
An informal exchange erupts as Mr Bacon and others claim violation of senate rules by a South Carolina senator and Mr Tillman. Mr Mason calls for regular order, ending the incident with no special treatment for Tillman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bacon
South Carolina
Illman
Tillman
Mr. Bacon
Georgia
Mason
Philippine War Report Claims 100000 Dead in Batangas Province
Major Gardener accuses American officers of misconduct as senate discussions reveal a Batangas province report detailing 100000 deaths due to war, famine, and disease. The controversy highlights civil military clashes and the secrecy surrounding official documents from Manila.
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Jos. Ohl
Washington
Batangas
Manila
Senate Committee On Philippine Affairs
Cornelius Ardener
Tayabagovince
Guardener
Gardener
Lodge
Root
Chaffee
Miles
Secretary of War
Roosevelt
Philippines
Cincinnati
Army
Primary election results and local political shakeup
In yesterday's primary John M Slaton R B Blackburn and C C Houston were nominated for the legislature. Coroner J R Stamps was nominated for reelection and John B Goodwin H L Culberson and CHfford Anderson were nominated as county commissioners. Directors of the fair association plan a fall fair with a horse show to surpass past southern events.
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John M Slaton
R. B Blackburn
C. C. Houston
J. R. Stamps
John B. Goodwin
H. L. Culberson
Chfford Anderson
Fair Association
South
Robert Walthour
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Slaton
Blackburn
Gooatly Culberson and
Fiderson
Ire Chasen As
Corguer J. B
Third Ward
McCullough
Wurder
Professor Miller
Carrie Jennett
Ail Qhartatza
Shestil's
Arsilled In
Scott Coun
Ty, Virginia
Besom OF Destruction
Willman
Ave Apie
Band of Desperadoes
Ieen
Szeu Muu
Lowther
Schley
Democrats
Caramites
Asa Bird Gardiner
G. A. Mercer
Savannah
Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati
General Greene
Johnson Square
Pine Mountain
Leonidas Polk
J. Gid Morris
Marietta
Georgia Fruit Growers’ Association
Macon
Chattanooga
Tom Blackard
Fulton
iKy
Frank Taylor
Wade Hampton
Pretoria
London
Brussels
Cecil Rhodes
Jaia Forest
2Rave Eut
Matonoo Wills
Evitzerland
Humbert
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