Roosevelt Hopes Blasted By Socialite Rumors In Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay reports claim President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt may visit New England summer spots this week with invitations from embassy host James Bryce and the Vanderbilts in Newport. Officials say Roosevelt plans to stay at Sagamore Hill, aside from a Provincetown trip for August 20 events.
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Oyster Bay
New England
Roosevelt
Boston
Rimsgell
Roosevelte
James Bryce
Intervale
New Hampshire
Hoosevelt
Newport
Comamulere
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Provincetown
Mass
Sagatore Hill
Reesavelt
Hieja
Williams Leads In Unofficial Count As Vardaman Denies Defeat
Jackson Mississippi August 4 Until official returns from the democratic primary are counted the senate contest remains in doubt. Early unofficial tallies show John Sharp Williams ahead of Governor James K. Vardaman by a small margin, but neither side concedes. Also in Macon Georgia Robert Houston Macon Baseball right fielder preached at Vineville Methodist Church his second pulpit appearance drawing large crowds while finishing a seminary course and preparing for ministry next year.
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Macon
Robert Houston
Vineville Methodist Church
Macon Pulptta
Medical advertisement on Brights disease and bladder issues
Delicate bladder and Brights disease discussed as evolving medical conditions. Claims doctors once treated two ailments. now Brights has multiple causes. Promises free examinations and literature on health topics, urging readers to contact Suite 33 noten Bide 221-23 Broad St Atlanta GA for pathways to treatment and free booklets.
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Bright
America
Europe
Ronié
Broad SL
Atlanta
I fear for Mansfield amid illness on Lake Saranac
Ampeesand August 4. The continued illness of actor Richard Mansfield since returning from Europe has raised concern for his health and stage duties. Mansfield, with wife and brother, arrived from Montreal last Saturday. He refuses to see anyone, and his brother Felix says rest and vacation are needed. Family notes a nervous breakdown from overwork and a May voyage to England. convalescence is slow. Reports suggest more serious condition than acknowledged, with pains in ribs and chest possibly from pleurisy and rheumatism.
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Lake Saranac
Richard Mansfeld
Europe
Mansfield
Montreal
Felix Mansfield
England
Hling
Mr. Mansfield
Death claims A B Pound Cordele prominent citizen
A B Pound Cordele Georgia wealthiest and leading resident died in Washington D C after an appendectomy He was 48 born in Dooly County and had lived in Cordele seven years He leaves wife daughter Miss Marylee and several brothers and sisters Funeral details announced for Cordele with interment planned Tuesday
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Washington
D. C
B. B. Pound
Washington, D. C
Pound
Jamestown Exposition
New York
Canada
Marylee
Dooly County
Endurance Inspected at Cowes Week by Royal Party
On August 4 at Cowes Isle of Wight the opening day of Cowes week featured royal visitors inspecting the steam yacht Endurance commanded by Lieutenant Shackleton. Queen Alexandra presented the Union Jack with a signed letter and King Edward awarded the Victorian order. The scene highlighted preparations for Shackleton's Antarctic expedition. Pope Plus suspended the Jubilee pilgrimages to Rome noting two planned from France are halted.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Antarctic
Shackleton
Edward
Rome
Pope
France and Spain Prepare Naval Action in Morocco
Tangier reports indicate Bherifian forces burned Hauta near Raisuli’s base as Raisuli withdrew with MacLean into the hills. French, Spanish fleets poised offshore after Casablanca disturbances, with French and Spanish authorities coordinating a security patrol to establish an international police. General Drude leads the expeditionary force from Oran to Casablanca amid ongoing negotiations for MacLean’s release.
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Hauta
Raisuli
Caid
Henry MacLean
MacLean
Casa Blanca
Galilee
Tne
Bina
Mohammed Fl Torres
Bagdani
Raiauli
Harry MacLean
Raisull
France
Paris
Spain
Gueydon
Gloire
Jeanne D'Arc
Toulon
Morocco
A. M. B. Drude
Flest
Mortuary Notices and Deaths Across Town
Obituaries report Mrs. Aaron Kitchens dying at home with funeral at Forest church and carriages from Poole undertaking. M. O. L. Ratteree dies at 21 o'clock at 168 Rhodes Street. funeral at 2 o'clock with Hollywood interment. Earl of Clan William Richard James dies in London. John M. Redding of Cuthbert, Ga., age elderly, dies at daughter Ed Sealey’s home after sun exposure and wartime leg loss. survived by children Harry, John and Ed. services at Methodist church.
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Aaron Kitchens
West Point
Forest Church
Harry G. Poole
Bl. Ratteree
M. Ol. Ratteres
A. L. Ratteree
Rhodes Street
Hollywood
Earl of Clan William
London
Richard James Aceads
Earl
Clan William
John M. Redding
Cuthbert
Br. Redding
Harry
John Redding
Albany
Ed Sealy
C. A. Redding
Jack Redding
Alabama
Methodist Church
Missionary Sunday Observed by Oxford Sunday School
Missionary Sunday was observed in Oxford Ga with exercises in the Sunday school. Songs recitations and life sketches of foreign missionaries were given by Miss Lynn Branham's class members including Alle Claire Beckwith Annie Sue Bonnell Julia Dickey Annie Dickey Mildred Eakes Clara Johnson Miez Catherine Magath Lucile Stephens and Dorothy Weber. Rev R F Eakes of Atlanta preached a sermon to a large congregation in the college auditorium.
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Oxford Sunday School
Oxford
Lynn Branham
Alle Claire Beckwith
Annie Sue Bonnell
Julia Dickey
Annie Dickey
Mildred Eakes
Clara Johnson
Miez Catherine Magath
Lucile Stephens
Dorothy Weber
R. F. Eakes
Atlanta
Serman
College
British Dock for West Indies Arrives in Trinidad
A 4,000-ton floating dock built in England arrived at Port of Spain Trinidad on August 4. It was towed from the River Tyne by two Dutch tugs marking the first dock of its kind to be placed in British West Indian waters.
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West Indies
Port of Spain
Trinidad
England
Tyne
Wright-Knight Engagement in Covington Georgia
Mr and Mrs J T Wright of Covington announce the engagement of their daughter Annie Artemesia Wright to Harry King Brooks of Washington. The couple plans to marry on September 26 in Covington.
City faces danger without another Hemphill pump, council split
Atlanta faces risk of fire pressure loss if the Hemphill station pump is not added. Engineers and officials warn a delay threatens water supply, though council members debate pump type. A vote this afternoon will reveal who would postpone this critical purchase.
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Hemphill Station
Southeastern Griff Association
Atlanta
Council
Hemphill
Several Things the Philadelphia Drummer Didn't Know
A Philadelphia drummer jokes about gaps in legal knowledge after recounting a barber shop theft tale. He notes his lack of proof for cash, watch, and coat ownership, then laments legal proof limits and the cost of a minor shaving misdeed. Next, a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about Young Ruggles writes a birthday poem and faces public suspicion of age.
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Philadelphia
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
New England
Jana
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ruggles
Calleme
Cotton Plant Taking on Fruit in Georgia and Texas
Reports from Georgia indicate large production and the Texas outlook is the best of the season. The small plant is taking on fruit well, with overall improvement where showers occurred, and boll weevil damage is minimal in many areas. Southern Texas remains dry with earlier opening of bolls and lighter yields.
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Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Cotton Belt
Hexae
North Carolina
Sana
Georgia
Texas
New Orleans
The
Picayune
Mississippi
Louisiana
Red River
Grant Parish
Times-Democrat
Times- Democrat
Dawson
W. F. Locks
Dangon
Dawson, Ga
South Carolina Joins Effort For Cotton Crop Reports
A South Carolina report on cotton conditions sparks a southern push for official, accurate data. J Watson, SC Commissioner of Immigration and Agriculture, leads efforts with state and national agriculture officials to craft a midseason, then final, precise crop estimate by November. Strong backing from Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, and Oklahoma accompanies the movement.
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South Carolina
Columbia
D. C
South
Commissioner of Immigration and Agriculture
J. Watson
Southern States Commissioners of Agriculture
Watson
Washington
Southern States
Virginia
Texas
Association
Georgia
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Uder Seal
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
FORAGE AND STRAW PROPOSALS ADVERTISED BY ARMY
Chief Quartermaster Office Atlanta seeks sealed bids by September 5 1907 to furnish corn oats straw for October 1907 to June 1908 at multiple southern posts including Atlanta Fort Dade DeSoto Key West Barracks Fort Caswell Mount McPherson Fort Ogthorp Screven Fort Morgan and Jackson Barracks The government reserves right to accept or reject any bid Proposals issued by Charles Clark Acting Chief Quartermaster with contact details and notices to be sent to designated posts. Then a contemporaneous editorial discusses cotton demand and southern production as a global factor with remarks on market expectations and a brief humorous clippings note about a child buying gloves without permission.
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Avlanta
Forts Dade
DeSoto
Key West Barrarks
Fla
Fort Caswell
Noc
Marty Fremont and
Moultrir
8. C
Forte McPherson
Ogtethorpe and Screven
Fort Morgan
Ala
Jackson Barracks
United States
Cuarles Clark
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