Dawson S first bale of new Georgia cotton
Dawson shows the first bale of the new cotton crop from John W Glass plantation weighed 356 pounds, middling class, sold at 20 cents per pound, stored at Kennedy Brim warehouse in Dawson fourth district. Cordele council to draft drastic automobile rule changes after fast city driving observed. A heavy rain flooded the basement of Cordele’s new Methodist church, damaging the building. Georgia and Florida railroad changes schedule on Nashville to Moultrie branch with delays. Cavallus, a Greek worker, arrested in Savannah after stealing a diamond ring and mine gems from his employer in Brunswick. Crispy in Georgetown: Charles Rouspiandilate seeks the new Georgia district congress seat, addressing a crowd in Georgetown, Alabama area.
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Dawson
Deweun
John W
Cordele Church
Cordele
Fifth Street
Twelfth Avenue
Hela
Brunswick
Matthew Cardlus
Greak
Savannah
Cavallus
Glynn
Georgetown
Eufaula
Alu
Charles
Moving Service Contract Notice from Southern Bell
If you intend to move September 1st call our Main or Ivy office and sign a contract for telephone service. Give at least two weeks notice, state your present location and the address you will move to. With advance notice we will relocate your phone to the new location on the desired date or as soon after as possible.
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Main
Ivy
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co
Shipwreck survivors recount James Gasley collision
Survivors from the James Gasley tell of Captain M. M Stewart waking women in the staterooms as the ship neared a freighter. The Gasley struck by the Renssalaer off Mantou, sank soon after, twenty survivors joined the Renssalaer crew on deck, then reached Stadacena. The captain urged lifeboats as the Renssalaer lashed boats together and ferried the rest aboard. In Huntsville, residents push to bring the Glidden tour from Nashville to Octobers. officials seek a feasible auto route via Huntsville for the event.
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Puiluth
Moan
Airust
Wa Ster
M. M Stewart
Jamey Gayley
James Gasley
Renssalaer
Manttou
Etisaalacer
FE WU Tess
Kerssalaer
Caplon
Huntsville
Ali
Nashville
Tuthfinder Westzard
Nasatilie
Smith
Business Mens Clan
The
Good Roady Club
Birmingham
Stanley Roars At Steel Trust In House Speech
Representative Stanley of Kentucky denounces the United States Steel Corporation as a monopoly, tracing its rise through Carnegie, Morgan, and Rockefeller. He cites the Merritt range deal, defenses the trust’s tariffs, holding company and notes the tax-like burden on all Americans.
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Washington
Stanley
Kentucky
House
United States Steel Corporation
J. Pierpont Morgan
John K. Rockefeller
Mr. Stanley
Representative Gardner
Massachusetts
Rockefeller
John D .Rockefeller
Mesaba
Gates
Merritt Brothers
Leonidas Merritt
Mr. Gardner
Merritt
Gardner
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Morgan
Stantey
United States
Carnegie backs graduated income tax in Montrose speech
New York August 8 Andrew Carnegie declares firm belief in a graduated income tax. He notes that Britain has long taxed income in proportion to earnings, claiming the dominions and United States have yet to enact such a system while predicting their day will come.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Montrose
England
Carnegie
Dominions
United States
Adam Smith
Dochester Derailment Kills Four. Dozens Hurt In Crash
Boston reports a Plymouth division derailment of the New York New Haven and Hartford line near Dochester. Two enginemen, a passenger, and a spectator die. Forty or more injured as locomotive jumps rails at 33 mph on a sharp curve. Victims named: William J Tyrrell Jr engineer Cohas Frank Campbell fireman Atlantic Myra Jenkins passenger Dorcester Michael Daley spectator Dorcester.
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Boston
Plymouth
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Dochester
William J. Tyrrell, JR
South Braintree
Frank Campbell
Cohas
Frank Jenkins
Atlantic
Michael Daley
Dorcester
Myra
Jenkins
Grace Hospital
Daley
Roosevelt Dangerous Says French Editor
The Temps lauds Theodore Roosevelt and argues that those dismissing his chances in the three cornered race misjudge him. It notes his strongly built platform and ample funds, with support that could enable miracles under tough conditions.
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Roosevelt
Paria
Chicago
The
Temps
Theodore Roosevelt
Lelne
Women urged to eat apples for beauty and national bounty
Chicago August 8 A Grant Berder of Baltimore told the International Apple Shippers association that women would improve complexions by eating apples and that apple crops will swell to over 100 million barrels in five years. Speakers blamed freight and storage costs for rising apple prices and urged national advertising of the fruit.
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Chicago
A. Grant Berder
Baltimore
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Mr. Border
Rebels Seek Peace Amid Nicaragua Uprising
In Corinto and nearby areas General Louie Mena and followers seek peace after a disrupted ministry knockout. The government, including guard forces in Managua, regained rail and telegraph lines, while Mena’s son seized Granada fortress aiding the revolt. The main rebel force remains near Managua with rail stock in insurgent hands and guerrilla cuts on the Corinto capital railway.
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Corinto
Nicaragua
Louie Mena
Amerikan Guard
Managua
Mena
Granada
Rigas
Masts
San Juan del Sur
Corinta
Johnson agrees to fight Langford and McVey in Australia
Chicago Alderman Tearney said Jack Johnson agreed to face Sam Langford and Sam McVey in Australia under strict terms. Johnson demanded 5000 for training and three round trip tickets plus a $10000 deposit with Tearney as stakeholder, with promoter W H McIntosh failing to meet conditions. Johnson did not confirm plans to return to boxing.
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Chicago
al Yearney
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Sam McVey
Australia
W. H. McIntosh
Johnson
McIntosh
Langford
McVey
Tearney
Mine Explosion in Bochum Kills, Traps 100 Workers
August disaster at the Torreine mine in Bochum, Germany, where a fire damp explosion trapped about 650 workers. Rescue teams reached the surface with corpses and survivors as anxious families gathered outside.
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Bochum
Germany
Torreine
D Holden Killed in Auto Accident at Sanford
D Holden of the Holden Heat Estate company Sanford was killed in an automobile crash at Russell's Bay two miles from Sanford this afternoon at 3 o'clock. He rode with Cr McLaughlin Gus Hart of Orlando and G L Gersuch a traveling man with E N Morrow as driver. Morrow turned to pass a buggy and the car skidded rolling onto its left side. The occupants were thrown out and Holden died from a fractured neck.
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Sanford
Pla
D. Holden
Holden Heat Estate Company
Russell's Bay
Holden
Cr. McLaughlin
Gus Hart
Orlando
G. L. Gersuch
E. N. Morrow
Mr. Holden
Donovan to Manage Providence Team
Detroit August 8 report that Bill Donovan a veteran pitcher with the Detroit American League club has been named manager of Providence in the International League by Frank J Navin owner of Providence and Detroit president. Donovan plans to assume charge in a few days and Navin also asked waivers on outfielder Davey Jones of the Detroit team.
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Detroit
Mich
Bill” Donovan
Providence
Frank J. Navin
Donovan
Avin
Davey Jones
Johnson backs pro baseball players union idea
Chicago August President HB B Johnson of the American league says he is not opposed to a baseball players protective association. He notes a union modeled on labor unions likely would not be tolerated but supports a legitimate organization to promote the game.
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Chicago
HB. B. Johnson
Baseball Players’ Protective Association
New York
Johnson
Star Twirler Cullop Goes to New Orleans
Bristol club of the Appalachian league sold pitcher N A Cullop to New Orleans for 2000 and outfielder Y Y Sloan to Kansas City for 1000. Pitcher J W Walker sold to Cleveland. Walker reports Sept 3. Cullop to report to New Orleans this week and Sloan to Kansas City Sept 6. Melbourne Australia. August 3 Pat Doran awarded decision in sixth round over Jack Lester after foul. Lester disqualified for kidney munch.
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Star Twirler Cullop
New Orleans
Bristol
N. A. Cullop
Cirrcuit
J. W Walker
Cleveland
Ohio
Y. Y. Sloan
Kansas City
Cullop
Sloan
Barnard
Walker
Melbourne
Australia
Pat Doran
Jack Lester
Washington
Lester
Massee's Lawyer Sued For $50 000
A suit for 50000 dollars was filed in Spartanburg by Robert M. Williams against M Felton Hatcher Macon attorney and Massee relative. The claim rests on alleged slanderous remarks reported in a Macon paper. Trial is set to occur in Spartanburg due to service concerns in Tennessee and Georgia. Williams is represented by Nichalla and Nicholls.
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Spartanburg
D. C
Thomas S. Sease Yeaterday
Tennessee
W. Jordan Massee
Macon
Robert M. Williams
Columbia, Tenn
Massee
M. Felton Uatcher
Hatcher
Williams
Maassee
Georgia
Aga
Terinesses
Nichalla & Nicholls
After Killing Girls He Killed Himself
Weaverville California August 8 The body of George Lorenz with head blown off was found 300 yards from the murder scene of Kate and Ellea Gould sisters age 13 and 16 whose bodies were found at Steiners Flat yesterday Lorenz a brother of the girls stepfather had been rejected as a suitor by Elba Gould He used a rifle in the killings the older girl fought back the younger girl was found 601 feet away the girls were daughters of Mrs William Lorenz from a previous marriage George Lorenz was left at home with the girls yesterday
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Weaverville
Cali
George Lorenz
Kate
Ellea Gould
Steiner
Lorena
Elba Gould
William Lorenz
Milledgeville Addresses Draw Farmers at Courthouse
Milledgeville Ga August 8 Special Hon Thomas Watson J J Brown and J J Flynt spoke at the courthouse to a farmer audience. The addresses drew liberal applause and Watson later met supporters at a reception before leaving for Lanarksville by automobile. The congressional race was not mentioned.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Specelal
Thomas Watson
J. J. Brown
J. J. Flynt
Watson
Lancersville
Nationals Have Hard Row to Hoe Ahead
From The Washington Star. after a Chicago win the Nationals have matched last year’s win total with 50 games left in a 154 game schedule. To reach 100 wins they must go 36 16, needing a .602 pace, while Boston’s .664 pace could still overtake them.
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Washington Star
Chicago
Nationals
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
House, Gets in Hurry on Big Bills
Washington August The house today expedited business by passing the general deficiency appropriation bill of 8 152 928 and approved conference reports on agricultural and legislative executive judicial bills. It declined to agree to conference on the pension appropriation measure nearly 160 million, which included abolishing eighteen agencies. The Senate refused that provision. the bill returned with almost unanimous support to accept it. Of 127 voting, four opposed the insistence Cannon Illinois Austin Tennessee Sulloway New Hampshire Moore Pennsylvania.
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Washigton
House
Senate
Cannon
Illinois
Austin
Tennessee
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Moore
Pennsylvania
Matron Redeems Diminishing Dollar After Buying Babies
A Louisville woman, clutching a mutilated dollar she says has shrinking buying power, sent the note and bill to the U S Treasury for redemption. She mentions having acquired two girls and notes that a dollar now seems worth only thirty cents. A new one dollar note was sent to her.
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Washington
Louisville
Treasury
Lightning Hazard Hits Williams Farm Horses Killed
Lightning struck Williams near Elyria while he was bringing in his team from the barn. A second team of horses perished earlier when a bolt hit the barn, and the farmer reported losing two animals. The incident followed a prior event several weeks ago.
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Cleveland
Wiltiama
Hig
Taro
Williams
Vilyingr
Here
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M. F. ‘Hatcher
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Horlick
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Excello
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Atlanta, Ga
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Atlas
Marietta St
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Ailania Gas Light Co
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