Moors Suffer Heavy Death Toll in Tangier Fighting
Turmoil at Tangier as French and Spanish ships bombard Casa Blanca Moroccans. marine landing parties clash with Moorish troops. Reports say hundreds of Moors killed, details recount a bayonet charge and artillery barrages, with Normandy and Du Chayla among vessels contributing to the assault. France and Spain coordinate actions under the Algeciras convention, awaiting developments in Casa Blanca.
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Tangier
Casal Blanca
Moora
Melville Ahelrs
Keanu
Nature
Casa Blanca
France
Spain
Morocco
Europe
Anatole
Galiles
du Chayla
Sidi Marouf
Pointblank
Ney
Galilee
Anatole Pasren | Keres
Manga
United States
Casa Branca
PORT ERH OLSE STEAK BEATEN BY PEANUTS
Berkeley scientists report peanuts contain more than twice the protein and six times the energy of porterhouse steak per equal portion after extensive Berkeley experiments with students. Professor E M Jaffa of the state university notes the findings in a bulletin to the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Erholse
Berkeley
Cal
E. M. Jaffa
The
State University
United States Department of Agriculture
Primary election today elects aldermen and councilmen
Aldermen and councilmen are to be elected in today’s city primary with four aldermen eight councilmen and thirty two executive committee members chosen. Voters will also decide on city ministerial officers by popular vote. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at eight wards. Candidates listed for each ward and for the executive committee with registration totals and ward counts. The third ward has the largest registration while ten years ago it was the smallest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Chasewood
Frank A. Pittman
E. E. Pomeroy
Willam A. Hancock
W. W. Galhes
M Cc. Carroll
R. A. Burnett
J. J. Owen
M. M. Welch
Russell Shirley
C. N. Allen
Mr. A. Hate
Walter McElreath
J. W. Kilpatrick
J. N. Batemar
Jesse M. Wood
R.L. Hilley
Jesse B. Lee
Malvern Hill
Robert N. Hughes
John
Owens
Thomas F. Corrigan
G. Wilkes
A. Duncan
Peonage Cases on Trial in Beaufort
A Beaufort term of the U S district court presided by Judge Thomas R. Purnell opened with B A Kline a Raleigh N C railroad contractor as defendant in peonage cases. Eleven foreigners from New York employed by Kline are the alleged victims. Since a justice department probe began three weeks ago the men have been jailed as witnesses pending bonds. The grand jury was charged on peonage and the court adjourned to tomorrow.
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A. Kline
Raleigh
N.C
United States District Court
Thomas R. Purnell
Beaufort
B. A. Kline
Raleigh and Pamlico Sound
New York
Kline
Department of Justice
Wa2dle
Purnell
Railroads and Standard Oil plan fight with government
Chicago and New York negotiations indicate a coalitions between the Standard Oil Company and railroad officials to resist government investigations. Chicago and Alton, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, and Chicago and Eastern Illinois lines named in federal indictments are involved. Attorneys Miller and Rosenthal told to shorten vacations. Texas election returns show amendments likely passed on Confederate women's home, agricultural bureau, improvement districts, and road tax. legislature and state printing plant amendments likely defeated. Rain injures crops especially tobacco and cotton in Bainbridge Georgia.
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Chicago
Standard of Corporation
New York
Chicago and Alton
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Eastern Illinois Hnes
Federal Grand Jury
Atorney
John S. Miller
Moritz Rosenthal
Standard ON Company
Texas
Austin
Tex
mob violence against girls shocks New York crowds
A wave of lynch mob activity near New York streets followed alleged assaults on young women. A Greek peddler was beaten and nearly hanged after kissing Grace Josca, while others faced mob attacks or police rescue. Reports include Nellie and Helen Jarrel, nurse Adelaide Wilderer, and a 13 year old girl attacked in a hallway. Police vows and court actions accompany the incidents.
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New York
Oman
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Paul Sorgerato
Grace Josca
Crown
Edward Pratt
Fifty-seventh Street
Nellie
Helen
Arrel
Pratt
Jie
Adelaide Wilderer
Jan
Miss Wilderer
Manhattan Avenue
106Th Streets
Honor
Holplin
Itaan
Stalian
Central Park
Misa Wilderer
Daurio
Sadie Momah
Green Street
Irish tenants bill passes second reading in Lords
In an uninteresting House of Lords debate on the evicted Irish tenants bill, Lord Clanricarde interrupted with a dramatic, drunken argument denouncing the measure as the "apothesis of robbery." The scene drew varying reactions as opposition leaders sought amendments in committee.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Clanricarde
Ireland
Bill on Waterways and Discrimination Tabled in Senate Committee
The general judiciary committee met to discuss rail bond and income bond issues involving the Central of Georgia Railway. A motion to table the railroad bond bill was adopted, no action taken this session. The large corporations discrimination bill was recommended to pass, but the waterways bill received no action due to lateness. Debates covered waterways prospects and telegraph operator regulations set for 1908. Other measures including county officer terms and attorney general secretary salary were noted, with some bills advancing to a vote or continuing consideration.
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General Judiciary Committee
Senate
Overstreet
Born
Central of Georgia Railway Company
General Assembly
J. L. Weaver
Colonel Hatcher
Macon
Hart
Lincoln
Farmer
Georgia
Williford
Gordy
Committee On Appropriation
Innocence claim grows in historic murder case
August reports in Manheim claim Karla Hau, former George Washington University professor, was wrongly convicted of murdering Frau Mollter. Karl Lindenau backs the claim, saying he witnessed a pistol flash but did not see the killer, asserting Hau could not have been the murderer. Also noted: a Macon runaway incident injures Robert G. Jordan, while J. Freeman Hart controls the horse.
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Mesa
Frau oMittar
Hau
Macon
J. Freeman Hart
Robert G. Jordan
Hart
Mr. Jordan
Mr. Ordan
Miss Julia Christian Presented to Senate
During a Senate session a five minute recess allowed members to meet Miss Julia Jackson Christian, daughter of W. E. Christian and granddaughter of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson. President Akin briefly introduced each senator to the young honoree.
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Julia Christian
Senate
Senator Flynt
Julia Jackson Christian
W. E. Christian
Stonewall Jackson
Akin
Wreck on Pennsylvania Road Kills Four, 22 Hurt
A Titusville express wreck near Kelley, Pennsylvania, left four dead and twenty two injured after a gondola coal car sideswiped the train at about 60 miles per hour. Survivors describe broken coaches strewn along the main track as engineer Irwin was trapped beneath the engine. The dead include Alonzo Huff and an infant, with three Huff daughters among the gravest injuries. Nearby Texas and Pacific wrecks reported light casualties, with no fatalities and several injuries mainly from bruises and limb damage.
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Pittsborg
Buffalo and Allegheney Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kelley
Titusville
Tsrough Kelley
Dears
Alonzo Yiutt
Johnstown
Irwn
Oakmont
George Cochran
Rimsburg
Kittaning
Irwin
Nkewlne
Huff
Alonzo Huff
Nusbang
Kiskimintaa Junction
Sargent
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railroad
J. E. Metcalf
T. I. Daly
GO. I. Willams
Express Messenger
Fort Worth
G. ¥. Jans
Hack
G. G. Smith
Jeg
Metcalf
Williams
Ome
Appropriation Committee Backs General Bill Budget Report
GeorgiaHouse appropriation panel recommends passage of the general appropriation bill for 1908 at 4,465,000 and 4,615,000 for 1909 plus the 83,000 deficiency, noting revenue of 4,250,000 and a potential overrun of 200,000. Several special bills and a Confederate cemetery lease are deferred. third reading planned.
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Murphy Candler
State of
Georgia
House of Representatives
Candler
Atlanta
Macon
Juvenile Reformatory
Georgia School of Technology
Johnson’s Island
Ohio
Deaf and Dumb School
Marietta
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Society For
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Wadsworth
Anna Kiel
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Wall
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Peer
Clancarde
Lord Clauricarde
Central Railway
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