Roosevelt Attacks Taft Amid Primary Fight
The article reports Colonel Roosevelt leaving Oyster Bay for Chicago to rally in the Ohio primary stage, attacking Taft over Mingo Sanders, a discharged sergeant linked to the Brownsville riots. It cites Taft’s defense and Sanders’s reinstatement, detailing Roosevelt’s criticism of the president and campaign manager use. Russia supplies Britain with a large share of poultry and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Mingo Sanders
Negro Infantry
Brownsville
Rooevelt
Bandery
Ohio
Yatt
Saunders
Southern Men for Directors in Seaboard Affair
South carolina era era Seaboard stockholders will select new directors at fall annual meeting. Robert Maddox of Atlanta A H Woodward of Birmingham Mills B Lane of Savannah are named possible directors with George Watts of Durham likely to stay. Read describes southern focus and bank ties shaping Seaboard leadership.
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Seaboard
South
E. W. Lane
Atlantic National Bank
Jacksonville
Warfield
W. Lane
Tampa Northern Railroad Company
Mr. Maddox
Mr Woodward
M. B. Lane
Mr.Warfield
N. C
T Ithe
Robert FE. Maddox
Lana
Atlanta
American National Bank
Maddox
Capital City Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Woodward
A. H. Woodward
Birmingham
Woodward Iron Company
J. H. Woodward
First National Bank of Birmingham
Ww. P. G. Harding
Mills B. Lane
Savannah
Citizens and Southern Bank
City
Lane
National Bank of Augusta
Georgia
Spirit message and hell visions from a Confederate officer
The article details a Georgia to Virginia figure, once detained in New York by Stanford White, who authored works on insanity and law. It covers his alleged spirit communication dubbed Uncle Tom, a Virginia country home setting, and a strange dialogue about Satan, hellish halls, and Napoleon's likeness.
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Stantist
Besa
Bloomingdale
Virginia
New York
Stanford White
Merry Mills
Cobham
Albermarle County
Thomas Jefferson Miller
Tom
Mr. Chaloner
London Illustrated News
Andrew Wilson
Hell
Uncle Tom
Satan
Napoleon Bonaparte
Michael Angelo
the Medici
Florence
Archie
United States
Chaloner
George C. Holt
The Plainville corner band and a musical mishap
The first corner band of Plainville performed a Saturday night concert at four corners before merchants’ subscriptions payments. The bass drummer, a local cooper, accidentally punched a hole in his drum but continued playing, while Kei Hi Higley remarked the mishap proved the adage that two heads are better than one.
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Judge’s Library
Plainville
Four Corners
Cooper
Kei Hi Higley
From Judges Library Fragments Express a Quiet Moment
Readable fragments show a young man exclaiming praise while a young woman responds softly. The clipped text hints at a delicate exchange and a shared, tender mood within a literary library scene.
Notification plan shifts for Wilson nomination event
Washington reports a revised schedule for Governor Woodrow Wilson’s notification as the Democratic nominee. Senator Ollie M. James announced the change to hold ceremonies at 3 p.m. on Wednesday at Seagirt after a breakfast meeting, with Virginia and other governors signaling attendance.
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New York
Wilson
Cormbs
They University Club
Josephus E. Daniels
North Carolina
Wied-nesday
Marshall
Alton B. Parken
Marshal
Maine
Willson
Prohibition
National Campaign Committee
New England
Thomas J. Pence
Raleigh
N. G
McCombs
Pence
Washington
Newa Ana Observer
National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Frank B. Lord
Daniels
The Curious Case Of The English Letter H
An August Strand piece notes competition over the letter h in English speech. It cites William A Walsh and Richard Grant White, tracing ridicule to eighteenth century lower classes, with occasional survival into the nineteenth century among educated Londoners and some professionals.
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William A Walsh
Setoch
England
Wooden
Richard Grant White
Mr. White
London
Thomas Adolphus
Trotlope
Walter Savage Landor
Maeglish
H’s
Colunsel
Arratgas
A Snake Killing Dog from Trinidad
A Wide World Magazine feature shows Jack the fox terrier escaping a yellow tail snake as it strikes. The dog, owned in Trinidad, killed two or three snakes a day and shook them like a rat. English in origin, Jack surprised local people as native dogs fear snakes. He practiced on at least thirty three different local snake species.
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Wide World Magazine
Jack
Trinidad
Death by Own Action Follows Killing of Girl
In a double inquest at Poole's chapel the coroner's jury found murder and death by own action after Lattimer shot a woman then killed himself. He claimed the dead woman did the shooting, while witnesses, including women in the house, offered differing statements about the couple's separation and identities. The girl Cantrell, 26, lived at 115 1/2 Decatur and had ties to Albany and Savannah. Both bodies were moved to Poole's undertaking establishment. funeral arrangements await mother’s advice from Macon.
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Harry G. Poole
Lattimer
Mma Cantrell
Lattimers
Elfe
Grady
Albany
Poole’s
Polie Headquarters
W. B. Lattimer
Tumner
Atlanta
Thitttle
Macon
Stig
Decatur Street
Savannah
Beatrice Turner
W. E. Lattimer
Poole
Deonur Street
Willing to Help From Judge's Library
In a courtroom exchange Mrs. Crawford questions the moral cost of a large payment, asking if it would be fair to place all that money under Mr. Crawford’s name while he contends the only way to escape the obligation is to redirect funds.
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Mr. Crawford
Doty
Obert B. M'Cord
Gould
City
Atlanta
Savannah
No Returns Miss Summergirl and the Ring Refusal
A fragmentary exchange shows Miss Summergirl claiming men demanded their rings back while she refuses. Zie Younge questions readers about fear and arrest, with garbled dialogue implying a robbery context and potential arrest. No clear events or identifications are confirmed.
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Zie Younge
New Industry Adopts Automotive Alterations
A fragment from Jugge's Library notes a shift toward automotive changes in industry. The text hints at alterations in administration and production, suggesting a broader reform affecting workplaces and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugge’s
Ad Minhy- Automobiles
Altor
Mena Reported Captured in Nicaragua Conflict
From La Libertad Salvador August 4 armed conflict is reported in Nicaragua between President Diaz and revolutionists led by General Mens. Telegraphic links with Nicaragua suspended. A steamer from San Juan Del Sur brings word hostilities followed Chamorro appointment. Mena rumored captured. U S warship Annapolis arrived at San Juan Del Sur awaiting developments.
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la Libertad
Salvador
Nicaragua
Diaz
General Mens
Nicaragas
San Juan del Sur
Emiliano Chamorro
Mena
United States
Annapolis
San Juan del Sux
Aca Ay
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Gate City Lumber Company
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Barclay& Brandon’s
F. J. Massenburg
Ben F. Willis
Will Rice
EK. KK. Kelley
C. BE. Register
Gadsden Russell
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Provident Loan Society
Candler Annex
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