Roosevelt Half Rations On Safari In Waterless Country
Theodore Roosevelt and party trek toward Saigi-Sal with Captain Attenborough, facing water shortages and dwindling supplies. Scientists and roving explorers bag mammals and hippo while planning further safaris from Naivasha and Nairobi, aided by donkeys and hundreds of porters.
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Nalvasha
Theodore Foeservelt
Saigi-Sai
Botik
Attenborough
R. N
Seigi-Sal
Saigi-Sal
Tarleton
Mr Roosevelt
Kermit
Hippo
H.W. Attenborough
Cuninghame
Roosevelt
Attenboroughs
Dun Inghame
Might
Itone
Nairobi
Arrrange
Safari
Kenia
Nydri
Rome
Kerala
Taft Diaz Meeting Programme Outlined
Secretary of State Mariscal released the plan for Taft and Diaz's meeting at the border. Diaz will arrive at Caldad Juarez October 13 at 10 40 AM and Taft's train from the west will reach El Paso about 11. Diaz will cross the Rio Grande to meet Taft no speeches will be made banquet exchanges will occur Taft will ride Diaz's train into Mexico another banquet at Ciudad Juarez Taft departs about 8 30 PM Diaz proceeds to Chihuahua Governor Creat will host attendees at the city store. Weaver Wright. Tate Ga. August 23 Special Miss Leona Weaver and Mr Waller Wright were married today. Rev James Wyatt officiated.
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Mexico City
Mariscal
Taft
Diaz
Caldad Juarez
el Paso
Rio Grande
Mexico
Ciudad Juarez
Chihuahua
Creat
War on Bucketshops Crusade Organized by Farmers of the South
R H McCulloch of Beebe Arkansas announced at the Arkansas Farmers Union executive committee that the national meeting in Birmingham will focus on organizing a nationwide crusade against bucketshops. He urged congress to combat bucketshop traffic and cited success in removing such practices in Arkansas and other states, noting uncertainty over cotton pricing plans.
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South
Little Rock
Ark
Farmers Union
Birmingham
R. H. McCulloch
Beebe
Arkansas Farmers’ Union
McCulloch
Congress
United States
Justice Gaynor First Man Named For New York Mayor
Justice William J. Gaynor, a New York supreme court figure, was named by Brooklyn independent groups as a mayoral candidate. He is a known city figure who recently backed George B. Duffy removing a rogue gallery photo, and he has been discussed for the Democratic nomination while abroad.
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New York City
William J. Gaynor
Supreme Court
New York State
Gaynor
George .B. Duffy
Rogues
Péirce
Bingham
McClellan
Independent
Taxpayers’ and Trade Organizations
Brooklyn
Feaa
Euerope
Flying machines and pilots gather at Rheims aviation week
At Rheims France during aviation week from Sunday to August 28 entrants include monoplane biplane and triplane aircraft balloons and other air navigation devices. International figures attend with notable names such as Louis Blériot Hubert Latham Glenn Curtiss Farman and Sommer among others competing for national fame prizes.
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Rhelma
France
Wrights
Zenvelin
Rheims
Louis Blerlot
English Channel
Hubert Latham
Glenn H. Curtiss
Sommer
Farman
Trevavasseur
Tissandler
Lambert
Lefevre
Bollea
Two fatalities and a injury from Knoxville train incident
At Knoxville Tennessee on a late afternoon a 68 year old Mrs M A McFaul and her granddaughter Miss Williama were struck by a Southern Railway passenger train while crossing the double track. They stepped from a freight to the other track and were hit. The grandmother died and the granddaughter was seriously injured.
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Knoxville
Tenn
M. A. McFaul
Williama
Southern Railway
Steamer Collision Beaches Senator at Middle Ground
The 410 foot freighter Senator from Detroit was beached on the Middle Ground at the upper river near Detour after colliding with the Cleveland built Norman B Ream. No one injured. The Senator gash in starboard side and water entered the hold. Ream's stem twisted and anchors carried away but still seaworthy. Both vessels were outbound with ore cargoes.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Senator
Detroit
St. Mary's River
Norman B. Ream
Cleveland
Ream
Selaworthy
Vetsela
Hart County Works For Good Roads In Hartwell
August 22 Hartwell Ga Special says the good roads issue remains under discussion as Commissioner White of Hart county drives a highway plan for all public roads. Travelers A J Todd R R King of Anderson S C with George W Duncan and G D B Wadley of Macon passed through Hartwell by machine, completing the Anderson to Hartwell trip in one day including Savannah river ferry crossing.
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Hartwell
Commissioner White
Hart County
A. J. Todd
R. R. King
Anderson
S. C
George W. Duncan
G. DB. Wadley
Macon
Savannah River
Dog Caused Tragedy in Prescott Killing Incident
Prescott Arkansas August 22 Oliver Winfield shot and killed Hezekiah West during a dispute over a dog. Winfield surrendered after the killing. West’s relatives were absent and the body lay in the street for hours. The dog involvement is noted with unspecified details.
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Prescott
Ark
Oliver Winfield
Hezekiah West
Birne
Winfield
West
Wests Bt Rad
Second Victim Dying From Feud Fight in North Carolina
In Charlotte August 22, reports say Charles Cox, gravely wounded, may become the second casualty after a Hunttaraville feud fight left one dead and five wounded. Ed Cox is jailed for shooting Reeace Hucks. coroner’s jury implicates him. Charles Cox and other principals expected to recover. feud tensions persist amid funeral at Homestead seven miles from Charlotte.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charles Cox
Ed Cox
Reeae Hucks
Huntaraville
Charlea Cox
Reece Hucks
Wallace Jas
Mecklenburg
Charles “Cox
Hucks
Batte
Gilreath Davis
Reese ‘Hucks
Chiarjistecestead
Prosperity Era Hits Georgia Optimism Across State
A Savannah style dispatch notes optimism among business men and farmers statewide as crops are strong and prices fair. From Berrien to Walker and Douglas counties, crops like corn and cotton show promise, mills face cautious recovery, and merchants anticipate a robust fall and winter trade.
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Georgia
Lafayette
Walker County
Robbers Inva de Jewelry Store in London
A bold robbery at Manpin and Webbeliversmiths jewelers in Cheapside ends with six of ten bandits captured after a watchman named Smith is beaten and knocked unconscious. Jewelry worth about 55,900 dollars is found nearby, and two suspects are reported as captured or later identified.
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London
Smith
Jimm
Leo
Gasoline launch explosion claims life at Massey Springs
Deputy circuit court clerk AUGU Redford Turpin of Warren county died from burns suffered when a gasoline launch exploded at Massey Springs on Green river. He and two companions were by a boat house early today drawing gasoline. Turpin was at a tank when the blast occurred and was severely burned before dying at 6 PM after companions rushed him to safety.
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Kewling Green
Augu Redford Turpin
Warren County
Massey Springs
Green River
Turpin
Boy Bitten by Rattler in Hartwell
Join Herndon, the young son of Mr and Mrs T O Herndon of Hartwell, was bitten by a rattlesnake Thursday afternoon. The snake measured about three feet with several rattles. The boy is resting easy and will be out in a few days.
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Hartwell
Herndon
T. O. Herndon
Average Crops in Pike and Zebulon Ga Report
In Pike and Zebulon Georgia crops meet regional averages with sea island cotton above average and upland cotton fair. Corn nearly made and cattle in excellent condition with hogs ample for next year. Excessive spring and summer rains hindered thinning and cleaning cotton, but overall yields look fair and labor remains high.
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Sea Island
Zebulon
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Imaels
Marquis de Polignac
Ascension
Hart County Works
Arkansas
Huntersville
Berrien
Nashville
Berrien County
Nashville Herald
Treblewesteld
Nea Island
Threoa
Stephens County
Jeff Pravis
J. F. Cooper
T. W. Scott
Lexington
Mr. Alexander
Arnold Supply Company
Siaith Brothers
William Gottheimer
R. H E. Maxwell
Crawford, Maxwell & Co
Tate
Douglas
Kentucky
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