Wreck Kills 13 on California Train Collision
Thirteen killed and at least 12 injured when a San Francisco to Santa Rosa passenger train on the Northwestern Pacific railway was struck by a special locomotive and caboose near Ignacio California. The crash occurred on a sharp curve as the trains, both moving at speed, collided. the baggage and smoking cars telescoped. Passengers from Petaluma and Santa Rosa endured the chaotic scene and the injured, with many in the smoking car, were removed for aid.
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Land Exposition Would Advertise Georgia Statewide
Prominent Atlantans back a land owners exposition to promote Georgia farming and attract buyers. Real estate leaders praise the idea as a major statewide boon, citing price contrasts between Georgia and western lands and urging a city and state effort to host a fall gathering akin to Pittsburg’s example.
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Nebraska
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Canada
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Smith and Clay rally as Brown grooms price debate
In Georgia Brown campaign reports show rising enthusiasm, with Ed Maddox returning from Cedartown rally and praising Brown supporters. Hoke Smith and A. S. Clay hold a long conference, with Smith trips planned to Macon Tifton Vienna Gainesville and Bainbridge as John B. Copeland set to speak.
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Taft Seeks U S Receiver Over Indian Lands Fraud Probe
Justice plans a fall drive to reclaim title to vast Indian lands in Oklahoma. Aimed at countering a Joker inserted into an Indian appropriation bill, the scheme seeks a Supreme Court appeal to delay the case and freeze proceeds while lands are mined and pumped. The move, linked to high officials, targets more than 20,000 contracts and public resources.
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Brown Indorsed by Camp Walker in Georgia Hopefuls Rally
The United Confederate Veterans camp at Camp Walker No 925 backed Governor Joseph M Brown for governor citing his pension policy while opposing ex Governor Hoke Smith who backed quarterly pension payments. The basement Carnegie Library meeting drew debate with some calling politics a social matter and others urging endorsement.
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Society women fear names from Narragansett gaming raid
Aug 8 Narragansett Pier Club gambling raid stirs consternation as Constable Cross may publish the names of society figures on the premises. Matrons beg him not to reveal identities while Cross hints legal action could expose names if summoned in court. Continued on Page Three.
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Knights Templars Conclave Bids Across Cities
Atlanta Los Angeles New Orleans Atlantic City and Denver vie to land the 1913 Knights Templars conclave. Delegations tout hospitality and entertainments as Lord Bunton arrives for the event amid demonstrations of civic pride.
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Tragic Love Triangle Ends in Gunfire and Death
A Boston area youth Gamaliel Bradford, heir to prominent Puritan lineage, killed himself in a hotel after his beloved refused to break her engagement. He fired three shots. one took his life as the young woman watched in shock at a hospital where she stayed by his side until death.
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Proposed Plaza Must Wait Year for Action
Avanta will wait another year for legislative action on the plaza proposal. The bill, introduced by McElreath Alexander and Brown of Fulton, provides that the continued on page three.
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Weather Prophecy Foresees Fair and Showers In Georgia
Weather forecast from Loyal Report notes fair conditions with showers possible in northern Georgia. Variable light winds, temperatures set to range with lows around 70 and highs near normal levels. Rainfall in 24 hours is minimal, with small deficits since January and overall scant moisture expected.
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Brown Defends Georgia Election Victory Against Smith Attacks
Governor Brown releases an analytic, precinct by precinct analysis of the 1908 Georgia primary showing farmer support and challenging Hoke Smith’s claim that party platform should yield to his will. The address cites the registration law railroad commission teachers pay and other issues as refutation. Continued on Page Five.
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Advertising Talks Written by Wham Freeman
An old advertising philosophy argues that truthfulness earns trust. Education protects the public from deceptive ads, ensuring merchants’ success aligns with honest statements. Newspapers are presented as effective distributors of advertising messages.
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