Governor Smith Delivers Hard Talks on Brown Candidacy
Governor Hoke Smith attacks Joseph M Brown over liquor interests and hired politicians, urging Georgia voters to reject Brown and defend prohibition. He pledges a second-term bid, asserting a fight to keep the state free from disenfranchisement and corruption.
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Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Joseph M Brown
Brown
Railroad Commission
TV Am
Friends of Prohibition
Wbo
Anle
Mquor
Alabama
Mississippi
Chicago
Atlanta
People of
Joe Brown
Democratic Party
Mauer
Philadelphia Clearing House Opposes Aldrich Bill Sections
Philadelphia officials adopt resolutions opposing two sections of the Aldrich bill pending in Congress and urge eliminating sections 9 and 11 while advocating a joint currency commission. In Columbus a man is arrested for beating his wife to death, the victim aged 50.
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Philadelphia
Phila de Ohia Clearing House Asenciation
Aldrich
Congrem
Resoludone
Columbus
Gell
Howel
Rioting Breaks Out As Strike-Breakers Arrive In Pensacola
In Pensacola Florida on April 10 strikebreakers from St Louis arrived by train sparking a riot. Sympathizers clashed with workers using revolvers bricks and bottles along Palafox Wright Barcelona streets. Dozens were wounded two in hospital eight in police custody. Police and public safety officials mobilized, saloons closed, and deputies sworn in as crowds faced off around the car barns.
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Pensacola
Fla
St. Louis
Pensacola Electric Company
Sgna
Parafox
Wright
Raundere
Tarrakone Atraat
Burr
Wright Street
Palafox
Wright Streets
Barcelona
Rhuta
Don Commanes
International Association of Street Railway Employees
Board of Public Mafety
Board of Public Safety
Ben Commons
Aring
Rate Order Sets Fruit Jar Tariff Across States
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a 20 cent per hundred pound rate on green fruit jars for at least one year between Cairo Illinois and Calico Neck Arkansas in a dispute involving American Grocery company Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway company and others. The commission also awarded reparations for a consignment shipped at 7 cents per hundred pounds.
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Washington
American Grocery Company
Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago and St Louis Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Cairo
Calico Neck
Ark
Flooded streets plague Gainewville as rains soak Texas
Texas towns face heavy rainfall with Fort Worth and Enns seeing widespread flooding. Gainewville reports flooded streets and rising streams while neighboring areas endure waterlogged landmarks and road damage. Oklahoma line likely affected by deluge. Local officials monitor risk and advise precautions.
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Penn Ralms
Tezaes
Fort Worth
Texas
Panhandig
Goeey
Arouund
Gainewville
Oklahams
Gaineeville
Taft Ends Busy Louleville Visit With Hopkins Theater Speech
Secretary of War Taft wrapped a five hour Louisville swing with a crowd at Hopkins theater. He arrived 2 30 PM after a public reception at the Galt House and dinner with Hon. Maranall Bullitt. Taft praised “home folks” and used the moment to defend McKinley Hoover era policies, attack Bryan and discuss Philippines governance and constitutional reforms amid cheers and quiet applause.
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Taft
Hopkins
Louleville
Loulene
Loulaville
Hopkins Theater
Loulevile
Crescent HU
Galt House
Maranall Bullitt
Bia
Addrem
Morris B Belknap
Louisville
United States Circuit Court
Kentucky
Irgal
Bryan
House of Pope
McKinley
Hooveneit
Philippines
Mr. Devan
Philippia
Farla
United States
Taftn
Congress
Cate
Porto Rica
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Preakient Rooseevit
Decatur Mass Meeting Endorses Alexander Candler Campaign
A large Decatur gathering formed the Alexander-Candler campaign club to back filings in DeKalb County. L. B. Orton chaired, with speeches by Hooper Alexander, Murphy Candler, Colonel Howill Green, and D. P. Phillips. The group endorsed Alexander and Candler for legislature and Governor Bmith for reelection.
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Alexander -Candler
DeKalb County
Olthrena
Decatur Court
L. B Orton
Lathonia
Murphy Candler
Hooper Alexander
Mooper Alexander
Murphyander
C.D. McKinney
Leslie Breele
Howill Green
D. P. Phillips
Hoke
Bryan Progressive League to Back Bryan in New York Vote
The Progressive Democratic Party in New York plans to back William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic national convention. A Bryan Progres sive League will operate from the Victoria hotel as Thomas Presides.
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New York
Progressive Democratic Party
W. J. Deyen
Mst
Aastor House
Wok Stepe
Mr. Bryan
T August Thomas
Epseches
Willem Harmon Bleck
W. J. Bryan
Tammany Hall
Thomas
Bryan
Te Johoica
Demarcats of
Bryan Progressive League
Victoria Hotel
Knife Attack At Savannah Conductor Slain Suspect Arrested
Conductor J. Simmons of Seaboard Air Line was stabbed twice by baggage master E. J. Tyson in front of the Savannah passenger station. Simmons, taken to St Joseph's hospital, has a slim chance to live. A quarrel last night sparked the violence.
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Simmons
Seaboard
Tyron
Ston
Savanneth
Savannah
J. ¥. Simmons
Bearboard Air Line
Baggsgemaater
E. J
Tyson
Union Pasenger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Condemn Aldrich Bill by Railroad and Banking Leaders
Victor Mora wotz chairman of the AT&SF board Emory W Clark of First National Detroit and Yroank Dale La Lanne of Philadelphia board of trade appeared before the House banking and currency committee condemning the Aldrich bill They argued it would not avert panic and would restrict bank directors from loans Connecticut bankers also opposed the measure at a New Haven meeting proposing opposition to the bill and sending resolutions to the Senate committee on currency and banking.
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Aragum
Clark
la Lanne
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Morawats
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Senate
South Carolina Representative Urges Cotton Tax Refund
In a House speech, Mr. Aiken of South Carolina pushes a bill to refund proceeds from the cotton tax collected illegally from 1803 to 1808. He claims about 68 million dollars were collected, with 65 million from eleven cotton stores, proposing use of funds for state common school funds where claims are unprovable. Savannah man W Rhett Wever is fined 6036 for forging signatures on school licenses, as two girls’ mothers and a father were involved.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Aiken
South Carolina
File Bil
Ile Gally
Queea
Alleen
Auch
Savannah
W. Rhett Wever
Yeaterday
Hongkong Chamber Pushes Action Over Lottery in Cotton Yarn
A Hongkong chamber circular to London and other chambers urges action against Japansee Cotton Spinners' Association for proposing lottery tickets in cotton yarn bales to boost Japanese trade at India’s expense. India holds 90 percent of Hongkong’s $28 million imports. observers link Japan’s gambling appeal to Chinese interests. Also noted are Washington patent fraud cases involving Ned A. Barton Henry Everding and John A. Haney, with not guilty pleas and two weeks to demur, plus a Georgia grand jury urging courthouse remodeling and a $1,000,000 county building project.
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Hongkong
Hongkong Chamber of Commerce
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Hauntford
Giow
Bhanghai
Tientsin
Chambers of Commerce
Hongtong
Washington
Ned A. Barton
Patent Office
Henry Everding
Philadelphia
John A. Haney
New York
Givan
Pisa
Demurrera
75 000 Home for Bachelors on Peachtree
Meador plans an eight story bachelor quarters on Peachtree Street after selling 40 feet of his No 389 property to Sacred Heart Church for 10000. The remaining 60 by 200 feet will host a fireproof apartment building with one two and three room units and baths. Architects finalize plans while space north of the church remains open for air and light.
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Thomas D. Meador
Lowry National Bank
Yeaterday
Sacred Heart Church
Peachtree Street
Ita
House of Worship
Meador
Meadors
Night Riders Active in Montgomery County Kentucky
Night riders are again brooming active in Montgomery county in Lexington Kentucky. Warning letters threaten whipping of farms and stipulate daytime visits if offenders are not at home at night. Letters mention matches and powder included and were received by tobacco men in the county.
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Agate
Lexington
Anrl
Montgomery County
Weather Summary for Georgia Area Stated
Georgia forecast calls for a dry weekend with scattered showers in the northwest. Winds expected from the south and west, with sunshine and above normal temperatures for the period.
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