Howell Favored in Fannin as North Georgia Circles Support Howell
In Blue Ridge, Ga Clark Howell gains strong backing from Fannin County leaders and voters, led by prominent citizens and the county Democratic committee. Reported disdain for Hoke Smith and the disfranchisement issue underscores Howell’s robust local strength and anticipated victory in the county.
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Lewis
Blue Ridge
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Fannin County
Min
Fannin
Smith
Bob Berner
Mr. Smith
Decauen
Ils
Hokesmith
Fennio
North Georgia
Mr. Howell
Howell
Sowell
Georgi
Blue Ridge Formes
Blue Hidge
Devet
Final Stensland bank teller ends life with pistol
Chicago August 10 Frank Kowalski a five year paying teller at the Milwaukee Avenue State bank which failed last Monday shot himself at his home 349 North Carpenter Street He had been despondent over accusations of share in the bank's failure relatives defend his innocence saying he would have withdrawn his own funds if he knew of defalcations He was 30 and had risen from office boy to teller over thirteen years The bank's president Stensland and other officials face investigation and proceeds in the case proceed toward prosecution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Kowalski
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
North
Carpenter Street
Kowalski
Stefeland
Stensland
Paul
Hering
Jones
Fis J
Mullions Short
Senslund Aa
Stoneland
Endless Chain Prayer Denounced by Bishop Lawrence
The Right Rev William Lawrence of Massachusetts denounces the endless chain of prayer as a hoax. He says he never wrote it and knows nothing about it, calling it the work of a demented or mischievous person. Letters from Florida to Paris claim illness and calamity befalling noncompliers, sparking widespread fear and discussion in church and secular papers.
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Noyance
William Lawrence
Episcopal
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Episcopal Church
Iscat
Florida
Texas
Canada
Paris
France
Montreal
British Columbia
United States
Canadian
Fay Templeton to be greeted with charivari at wedding
Fay Tem pleton now Mrs William J Patterson arrived at her Pennsyl vania home last night. The Patterson residence near Springdale was watched by villagers after renovations and quiet suspense. A charivari greeted the bridal party as musicians marched and played outside the gate amid cheers for WJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Corps
Bullet wounds kill New York aquarium sea cow
A manatee at the New York Aquarium died from blood poisoning after a bullet wound believed fired by Floridians earlier. An operation found a .38 caliber rifle bullet under its outer hide. The city paid about 3000 for the sea cow, with a reported price near 3000, was exhibited only a few days. Its hide will be mounted for the Museum of Natural History.
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Flum
Aquarium St Mfami
Threadactora
New York
Aqua
Museum of Natural History
Howell Addresses Fannin County Crowds In Support of Clark Howell
Hundreds of citizens from across Fannin County packed Blue Ridge Court House to hear Clark Howell. Rev Charles L Bass introduced Howell praising his character and qualifications. Howell spoke on disfranchisement railroad and other campaign issues to enthusiastic reception with many pledging support.
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Court House
Blue Ridge
Howell
Fannin County
North Georgia
Charles Lt. Bass
Methodiet
Habersham County
Mr. Howell
Mr. Basa
Hia Comgeere
Clark Howell
Mr. Bags
General Assembly
Wreck injures scores near Bowie Texas
About fifty passengers were injured when the Fort Worth and Denver City line wrecked a south of Fruitland Texas. The sleeper and chair car left the track and rolled down an embankment though no deaths occurred. A relief train with surgeons treated the injured in Bowie and Fort Worth. Several passengers from Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas are listed with injuries ranging from bruises to internal injuries.
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Bowie
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver City
Fruitland
Connell
Hot Springs
Dhess
A. J. Evans
Wichita Falls
W. Davis
Snyder
Okla
Henry Coleman
Elsworth
Lee Yuen
Chinaman
W. Vincent
Sherman
Toe Davis
Longview
J. Moore
Liano
Misa
Gray
R K Ford
San Antonio
J .C. Banks
San Marcos
Idzyle Anderson
Fairfield
Tex
Mattie Anderson
Emma Burkheader
Shreveport
C. W. Lassatter
Quanah
T. P. Riley
Leslie Stallings
R. M Hensley
Prosper
J. FE. Smith
Decatur
J. Bo Ryner
Walnut Springs
A Roberts
M. Miller
New Boston
Robertson
Hereford
T. W. Call
Temple
W. H. Myers
Henry
T Bauldin Matador
W. Thorne
Reeves
Tenn
Agents Will Make Deal With China's Government
Washington reports Chinese labor will be tested for Panama canal work. A contract for 2,500 Chinese laborers is prepared with ads to recruit through labor agents. If successful, many more may be hired. Jamaicans and Spaniards are considered, with Roosevelts administration backing the plan to use Chinese labor under contract to work for fixed wages. A bond will back contractors, and firms abroad supply labor agents ready to arrange recruitment and transport to the isthmus.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Tsthmus
Roosevelt
Art
Shonts
Jathmlan Canal
China
Leroy Park
Commission
Spain
Stevens
Eclipse Catarrh Cure promises instant relief and cures
A period advertisement touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as a vegetable remedy that instantly relieves catarrh, clears nasal passages, and heals inflamed membranes. It claims permanent cures even for long-standing cases and offers a twenty-five cent trial package by mail to readers who send name and address with testimonials from satisfied patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Black
Anderson
8. C
Res
Dinedee
Eclipag Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atelant
Bills Signed by Governor Authorize County Courts and City Entities
Governor Terrell signed multiple measures yesterday including four terms for Muscogee county superior court, creation of a Grady county commissioners board, incorporation of Cairo city, redrawing county lines to regulate alcohol in Douglas, Monticello waterworks extension, pay fixes for Laurens tax officials, Bainbridge court establishment, repeal of Grady county court, Cairo city court creation, Turner county court, Confederate troops presentation act, Burren charter amendments, Ringgold as state depository, abolition of Ashburn city court, Lee county roads and revenues board, Spalding salaries for commissioners, Talbot county roads commission abolition, Hail charter amendments, Tifton charter amendment, Irwin high license, and Sultan Abdul Hamid II death reports.
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Mumber
Terrell
Messrs Jackson and Russell
Muscogee County
Williams
Laurens
Laurens County
Brinson
Bainbridge
Bingictary
Grady
Singiptary
Cairo
Alford
Turner
Langlay
Booker
Spalding County
Clifton
Talttall
Gucker
Mir. Knight
Berrien
Wilcox
Irwin County
A Letter and a Reply by Harvie Jordan and Cheatham
A correspondence between Harvie Jordan president and Richard Cheatham discussing agricultural policy and organizational goals. The letter outlines cooperative farming strategies, market challenges, and commitment to the association’s vision.
LATHAM Questions New York Cotton Exchange Rules
Beerstary J H Latham of Atlanta writes Dublin and Atlanta on July 31 1906 to Charlies D Freeman Co to seek explanation of New York Cotton Exchange delivery rules. He notes Southern cotton handling concerns criticizes price differentials between July contracts and spot middling and asks why one may tender twenty one different grades. He urges clear concise replies and mentions Southern growers and manufacturers.
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Atlanta
Charlies D. Freeman & Co
William
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Charlotte
N. C
New York Cotton Harchange
South
New York Exchange
Bert
Warvie Jordan
Esa
The
Southern Cotton Association
Cotton Journal
Our
Cotton contracts and New York market judgments examined
Charles D Freeman argues that New York cotton contracts provide a legitimate medium for producers merchants and consumers. He addresses claims of debauched contracts and explains pricing of July contracts versus middling spot. He asserts NY rules protect producers and urge southern readers to trust contract trading and hedging.
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Democracy
Tom Watson
Cily
Democratic Executive Committee
Onanty
T Powell
Wooa
Fay Templeton
N. Y. Aquarium
JR Kincaid
T. H Crawford
James Ritchie
D. R. du Pree
J. H. Davis
D C. Daves
J B Rogers
Charles L Bass
Methodist
E W. Butt
C M Quillien
Joseph Green
J. J. Crawford, Iveryman, M B. Williamson, Jr
W K Chastain
T. A. Terrell
E. L. Prince
P. P. Chastain
Homer Daves
G. D. Nixon
Willam W. Craig
WB. Lovingood
WB. H Green
John H. Carter
North Georgia Natinal Bank
J .F Holden
H. P Mulkey
North Georgia Trust Company
J. D. Galloway
C M. Butt
J. C Chastain
G. W. Tarpley
W. F. Teat
W Shelton
M. J Bowles
Albert Ray
Sam Jones
A. C. Griffith
Frank Duncan
R. John~son
W .J. Mathews
L C. Smith
Thomas Dillingham
Taylor Stephens
Wilson Lege
Wang
Fr. W. and
D. C
Gamal OW Isthmus
Celestials Commission
Last
Ieel Pree
Turkey
Constantinople
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Harvie Jordan
Richard Cheatham
J. H. Latham
Atlanta, Ga
Empire Building
Dublin
Charles D. Freeman
William Street
New Orleans
Messrs
Gibert & Clay
Savannah
Liverpool
Exchange
xeRsons
Charles Db Rrefm
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