Turkey and France on verge of war frontier clash
FRAS dispatches report rising tensions between France and Turkey over Tripoli frontier near the French Sahara. Turkish troops occupy disputed territory, Turkish ambassador orders maintain claims, while French protest proves ineffective. Insurgent activity in Morocco grows, with rebels marching on Marawesh urging a holy war and the Viceroy urged to declare a sultan.
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Tripoli
Morocco
Fris
France
Turkey
Sahara
Yripoli
Musselman
North Africa
French Tangier
Marawesh
Abdul Hafol
Sultan
Oil Trust Attacked From Three Points
United States Marshal William M. Henry returned from a tour of the oil country serving subpenas upon independent refiners to testify next Sunday at Jamestown in the government case against the Standard Oil Company. Defendants named include R. K. Allen Warren Raffining Company George Muir Grade Refining Company Herbert Eaton Superior Refining Company Levi Smith Tione Refining Company Lewis Wells Pennsylvania Refining Company C Kuiper Germania Refining Company Ua i. Riley Independent Refining Company James Fassett A L Confer Crystal Refining Company and Superintendent McIntosh Eclipse Refining Company. Deputy will begin an investigation into Standard Oil relations with railroads centering in Chicago. Other summoned railroad men include E P Austin and John J Duck. Herbert Knox Smith conferred with prosecutors. grand jury to reconvene at Jamestown Monday. about twenty five witchhouses under subpena.
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United States
William M. Henry
Cily
Slanday
Jamestown
Gsint
Standard Gi! Company
R. K. Allen
Herbert Eaton
Superior Refining Company
Levi Smith
Tione Refining Company
Lewis Wells
Pennsylvania Refining Company
C. Ki ®Uper
Germania Refining Company
Ua i. Riley
Independent Refining Company
James Fassett
A. L. Confer
Crystal Refining Company
McIntosh
Eclipse Refining Company
Chicago Grand Jury Chicago
Henry G. Barlow
Evanaville
Terre
Chicago
E. P. Austin
Evansville and
Terre Haute
John J. Duck
Chicago and Eastern Illnois
Harlow
Standard Oil
Wisconsin Central
Standard of
Herbert K. Smith
Buffalo
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Dudly and
Dempsey
Standard Oil Company
Kidnapped Man Bound Gagged for 89 Hours in New York
Greco, 35, reported kidnapped by a black hand, found in a hallway on Eleventh Street gassed, bound, and blindfolded. He said five Italians held him since Tuesday night without food or water for eighty hours, moving from a cellar to a hallway before police moved him. Eugenio Duche, a tailor, was arrested on suspicion. Attora Ricci denied the bribe and helped trigger the probe.
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Greco
Eugenio Duche
Attora Ricci
Alfonso Schettini
Ricci
Bleecher and
Sullivan Street
Greo
Chicago War on Adulterated Milk Begins
Chicago food commission issued two formal notices yesterday warning hotels restaurants and lunch rooms that serving watered or skimmed milk will be prosecuted. The notices call it a fraud against the traveling public and state law bans any foreign substance in milk for sale with penalties from 25 to 709 dollars and up to ninety days imprisonment or both.
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Food Commission
Statec
Fleeing Angry Husband Man Plunges to Death
In Noxville Tennessee Frank Brown, 8, was shot by traveling salesman Owen Nesbit at a fiestier's home after Nesbit returned from Chattanooga. A bullet struck Brown in the groin and he fell into a creek, dying from a fractured skull. Nesbit surrendered to police. Brown’s wife had driven with him earlier and knew him well.
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Noxvile
Tenm
Frank Brown
Owen Nesbit
Feistter
Nesbit
Chattencoge
Jae
Hattess
Brown
Kentucky
Tillman Piles His Pitchfork On Opponents In South Fight
Columbia August 4 special. Senator Tillman campaigns daily for four weeks to save the state dispensary, denouncing J Fraser Lyon and editor W E Gonzales while accusing The State of graft. He attacks compulsory education as a plan to empower black voters and urges voters to defeat incumbents who backed dispensary abolition.
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D. C
Democratic State Executive Committee
Variors
United States Senate
Congress
B. R. Tmmen
W. W. Lumpkin
Lumpkin
Tillman
General Assembly
Legislative Investigating Committee
Nquor
Tilman
J. Fraser Lyon
Niels Christensen
State
Lyon
W. E. Gonzales
Richland Distilling Company
Qwna Gtack
Beief
Ealtor Gonzales
Pullman
Southern Cotton Association
Cotton Association
Milan Visit Trail to Venice Ends with Ambassador White
W J Bryan visited the international exposition in Milan today and will depart for Venice tonight to meet Ambassador White. The trip connects Milan with Venice as Bryan continues his diplomatic itinerary.
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Milan
W. J .Bryan
Venice
Ambassador White
Warner's Safe Cure Testimony Ad
Woman from Schenady New York testifies to kidney disease relief after using Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills. Claims cure improved health, warns of uric acid linked ailments, offers free trial and medical booklet through Rochester North Carolina address.
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Warner
Amy
Bate
Wm. Eckerson
Liberty Street
Schenandy
N. Ya
Aufferers
Bright
Werner
Rochester
N. C
Cullom Defeats Richard Yates In Tight Illinois Primary
Chicago voters faced a landmark primary as 825 of 7283 precincts reported a very tight race. Shelby M Cullom appears to lawfully win the United States Senate nomination by about 20 000 over Richard Yates. Chicago marks its first ever dry election day with a new prohibition law aimed at saloon licenses and backdoor access.
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Chicago
Shelby M. Cullom
United States
Richard Yates
Eld
Nine Prisoners Escape From Waverly Jail
Nine inmates escaped from the Waverly Tennessee jail last night while guards were warned. the simultaneous breach occurred under vigilant supervision, a rare lapse in security noted by officials.
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Nashville
Waverly
Tenn
Integral Kryptok invisible bifocals offered by Moore firm
An advertorial note proclaims the Integral Kryptok invisible bifocals provide far and near vision in one glass without divisions. Made exclusively by John L. Moore & Sons in Georgia at 42 N. Broad Street Prudential Building.
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John L. Moore & Sons
Georgia
N. Broad Street
Prudential
First Bale From Brooks In Brooks County
Quitman Ga August 4 Special The first bale of cotton for Brooks county was brought in today by J T Underwood one of the county s best farmers The bale weighed 49 pounds and was ginned at the Quitman ginnery It came from 1808 pounds of seed cotton and was sold to O J Jalous for 2 cents a pound
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Quitman
Brooks County
J. T. Underwood
Quitman Ginnery
O. J. Jalous
Arrests in Hartje case not dropped as prosecutors set aside conspiracy charges
Detectives in the Hartje case disclosed that conspiracy charges against at least two prominent men have not been dropped but set aside pending arguments before Judge Frazer next Monday. Mary Scott Hartje’s lawyers are awaiting moves to prevent case delays. arrests now could complicate a swift conclusion. Auburn’s treasurer B T Glenn dies. he was a longtime M E church member with deep Alabama lineage.
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Pittebure
Hartje
Hartie
Frazer
Mary Scott Hartje
Auburn
Home Coming Proclamation Calls Georgians Back to Atlanta
Governor Terrell urges native Georgians to return for a Georgia home-coming during the state fair in Atlanta on October 10 and 11 1906. The proclamation appeals to patriotism and family ties inviting all Georgians living elsewhere to display resources and celebrate the homeland.
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Terrell
Atlanta
Joseph MM. Terrell
State of
Georgia
State Agricultural Society
United Galaxy
Executive Department
Atlante
United States of America
3. M. Terrell
Frisco Banks Lend Millions For New York Loans
San Francisco banks after the fire loaned New York six months paper totaling 30 million dollars at interest from 4 1/2 to 6 percent. There is ample money locally and bankers view New York as a fertile field for short term loans with strong collateral. Banks expect rebuilding loans for the burnt district within five to six months.
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New York
San Francisco
Roberts to Rum Mor Judge for Court of Appeals
Dublin Georgia August special Roberts of Fastman will run for a seat on the Court of Appeals. He said he would enter the race with broad state support and intends to campaign actively to complete his career as a judge on the appellate court.
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Court of Appeals
Dublin
David Mr. Roberts
Fastman
Roberts
Lofty
Court of Appensa
Imenawer
Court of Appeals Donch
Increase in Newton County tax returns shows sharp rise
Covington Ga August 4 Newton county's tax returns for the present year show an increase of 32186 over 1908. In four years the increase in taxable values nearly reaches 1,000,000 with aggregate values rising from 53,088,635 in 1903 to about 4,000,000 now. A McMichael law school tax vote in 331 Newton district went against the extra levy 202 to 161 with six districts approving and eight opposing.
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Covington
Newton County
J. F. Lunsford
Newton
Covington, Ge
Russell for Governor Campaign Address in Paulding County
Judge Richard R. Russell plans to address voters in Paulding County next Tuesday as part of his gubernatorial bid. He has strong supporters in the county and expects a rousing reception. On Wednesday he speaks to Carroll County veterans at Carrion, continuing his campaign stops.
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Bumeeli
Dallas
Richard R. Russell
Paulding County
Judge Russell
Russell
Carroll
Carrion
Becht Piano Company Sells Best Pianos at Half Price
Becht Piano Company at 62 North Forsyth Street announces a dramatic sale from 9 am offering mahogany pianos, Seelest models, and organs at half price or below cost. Instruments from Mehlin Son, Sohmer, Bram Bach, Weser Bros, and other old makers, with affordable monthly terms, no secondhand goods.
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E.G. Becht
Becht Piano Company
New York
Atlanta
Forsyth St
Amd
Mehlin @ Son
Sohmer & Co
Brambach
Bush & Gerta
Weser Bros
Convicts Quiet in Palmer Camp After Escape Attempt
A Friday night break for liberty at Palmer's brick yards on Marietta Street ended with Jim Hargroves killed by Guard O. B. Jones. Willis Harris escaped as the others were held back by guards Milton Pope, W. P. Jackson, and A. A. Brown. Harris remained at large. authorities pursue him.
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Palmer
Marietta Street
Jim Hargroves
O. B. Jones
Jand
Willis Harris
Guard Jones
W. P. Jackson
A. A. Brown
di Hargroves
Zand
Milt Harwell
Milton Pope
Hargrove
Harris
Harrie
Hame
The Texas Wonder and a Runaway Tragedy Hit Lehigh
An Iowa runaway accident near Lehigh claims two children dead and the mother and two more children seriously injured. The Johnson family vehicle descended a steep hill and was struck by horses, trampling the victims as the dashboard fragment released its grip. Meanwhile the Texas Wonder kidney remedy advertisement by Dr. E W Hall of St Louis seeks testimonials and mail orders.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St. St Louis Mo
Dea ‘Mothes
Iowa
Lehigh
Azel Johnson
Man Handcuffed After Singing Incident in Berlin
Berlin reports a brutal police incident as Robert Liebig was arrested for singing while walking with a friend. Handcuffs caused severe pain. a sabre strike to the head produced a five inch wound requiring hospital treatment. Police defend the arrest as lawful if resistance occurred.
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Robert Liebig
Berlin
Robert Tiebig
Liebig
Vila
Liebige
Peters Dies of Injuries in Runaway Crash
Valdosta Ga August 4 Geochali Joel Br Peters prominent county farmer died at Holmes sanitarium last night from a runaway accident injuries. His skull was broken and he never regained consciousness after the crash in this city yesterday afternoon.
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Valdosta
Ggechali
Joel BR. Peters
de. Holmes
Newspaper Men's Reunion At Mt Zlow Draws Five Hundred
The ninth annual reunion of News and Sun's Correspondents' Association was held at Mount Zlow with about five hundred attendees. Speeches by Congressman Bartlett Judge K. Reagan of McDonough and Judge A Wright of Jackson highlighted the event along with a fine recitation by Miss McLeRoy of Newnan and remarks by Editor Glessner.
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News and
Sun's Correspondents’ Association
Mt. Zlow
Congressman Bartlett
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