Lone Bandit Still Works In Yellowstone Stage Holdup
A single highwayman robbed a Cody to Meeteetse stage near Carbon county line, taking about 1600 in valuables. Reports link a Yellowstone Park spree to the same thief, with seven stages held up and $10000 in securities and jewelry seized. Officials chase leads as riders and drivers recount the bold raid and the bandit’s cowboy garb.
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Helena
Mont
Cody
Meetestee
Wyoming
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Meateetse
Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Jackson- Hole
Bainey
Conservation League formed under Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congressman Joseph Ransdell of Louisiana met with Captain J.F. Bilson in Cincinnati to discuss the Conservation League of America. The national nonpolitical group aims to secure state and federal laws for conserving and improving earth, water, forests, and minerals and will seek pledges from candidates in the current campaign.
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Ransdell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joseph &. Ransdell
Louisiana
Tional Rivers and Harbora Congress
J.F. Bilison
Congress
Conservation League of America
National Rivera and Harbors Congress
League
Funeral of Walters Carried to Ellaville
Remaine of Cashier Alonzo Walters of the Bank of Ellaville were carried to Ellaville for interment after his death by his own hand Monday afternoon. The funeral was held this afternoon with hundreds of mourners. Officials say alleged bank discrepancies will not exceed 4000 dollars.
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Walters
Ellaville
Americus
Alonzo Walters
Bank of
Eilaville
Ufe
Ellsville
Elaville Bank
Bank of Southwestern Georgia
Farmers Institute Held at Natches
Lectures by U S Department of Agriculture agronomists and Southern state experts wrapped up the Farmers Institute at Natches Mississippi. They stressed cotton as the south’s main stay despite boll weevil, urged self sufficiency in provisions hay and stock, and proposed annual institutes with a new note that white men can farm as well as run for politics, signaling a shift in rural leadership.
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Natches, Wise
Natches
Miss
South
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Louisiana
Mississppi
Farmers’ Institute
Vioyd
Midslavippi
Farmiers’ Institutes
Extra Session Debate Over Convict Policy Continues
Report from the House and Senate outlines ongoing talks on convict matters. Representative Holder leads discussions as Felder Bly and Felder Bly’s allies push for a speaking order. The governors pursue investigations and aim to advance the first bill in the chamber amid confidence from Felder Bly’s circle.
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Holder
House
Georgie
Senate
Felder
Penitentiary Committee
Broch Ia
Aes
Friends of the Holder
Brock
Bogg
Martin
Holder bin
Thosa
Holders
Brown & Co. Failure Rocks Wall Street Markets
New York broker A C Brown & Co suspends business amid a chaotic trading weekend. About 700,000 shares traded in two hours left 277,000 delivered. assignee John W. Rhoades and counsel BD W. Noel take over as governors plan a five member inquiry into Saturday's dealings. Atlanta links note Edward Buchanan, a partner, has local ties and prior philanthropy.
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New York
A. C. Brown &O
New York Stock Exchange
Hag &Now
A. O. Brown & Co
Buchanan
Thomas W. Lawson
Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
John W. Rhoades
BD. W. Noel
A. A. Brown & Co
Fta
Albert QO. Brown
Therm
Anl
Commission censures mark conservatives as trial ends
A state prison commission report read to both houses shows conservative elements gain control with no impeachment or abolition urged. It censures the commission for neglect and improper bookkeeping, cites overpayment under Hamby contract, and criticizes state farm and reformatory records, while noting no major irregularities in books.
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F Han
General Assembly
W. B. Hamby
Ihfa
Jake Moore
Prison Commission
Stata Farm
State Reformatory
Senate
Exiled Col Stewart Must Ride For Three Days
Washington August 26 orders issued by the war department direct Colonel William F. Stewart coast artillery to Fort Huachuca Arizona to take a riding test for field officers. After the test he must return to Fort Grant noting he was sent there for temperamental incapacity and previously refused retirement. He may ride 30 miles a day for three days or walk 50 miles in the same period.
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Col
Stewart
Washington
War Department
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Arizona
Fort Huachuca
Fort Huachucas
Earle of Affinity Fame Held for Assault
Ferdinand P. Earle, artist of affinity fame, was arrested at his home near Monroe on a second degree assault charge alleged to have been on his wife around August 16, twelve days after their child’s birth. His wife’s aunt, Mrs Inez Barry, identified the complainant. Earle pleaded guilty and was held for grand jury, preferring jail to bail, tearful during court.
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Middletown
Ferdinand PB. Earle
Affinity Fame
Monroe
Inez Barry
Earle
Ball
Goshen
Wall collapses bury Chelsea workers killing several
A forty five foot brick wall in Chelsea square collapsed injuring about thirty workers. Eight died at the scene or en route to hospitals, eleven of whom were sent to the United States Marine and Naval Hospital. Dozens more were hurt, with at least some in serious condition. Contractor Gordon and partner Seegal were arrested on manslaughter charges.
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Chelsea
Mass
Chelsea Square
United States Marine and Naval
Meyer Arlwok
Ferri Santiek
Elich Genister
John Costello
Morris Zavelhlad
Joseph Adler
Carlmillo Murzello
M. Gordon
Gordon &Feexal
Jand
Seegal
Enid
Frank Weymouth
Spok
Old Academy of Music
Sisters Fled After Attack Near Magnolia Bluff
Pensacola, Fla. August 25. Two white women Miss Lillian Werring and Mrs. Archie Briggs were assaulted as they walked home from a neighbor’s house near Magnolia Bluff. They screamed, attracting nearby help. the assailants fled into the woods. Officers with bloodhounds and hundreds of armed citizens rushed to the scene.
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Pensacola
Fla
Lillian Werring
Archie Briggs
Magnolia Blum
Heavy Rains Cause Flood Damage Across Georgia and South Carolina
Heavy rains swelled rivers in Georgia and South Carolina causing widespread damage and delaying train service. Property losses were reported as waters rose and instability affected communities. Authorities urged caution as weather systems lingered.
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Georg Xis
South Carolina
Rail service crippled along Southern Railway after floods
Severe rain and floods across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia have badly crippled through service on the Southern Railway for several days. A 130 foot bridge at Williamston, South Carolina was washed away and cannot be repaired until floodwaters subside. Bridges and trestles along the line have been washed out, creating the worst conditions in years for railway officials.
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Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Greenville
Williamston
Wa ter ee bridge washed away in Camden flood surge
The Wateree bridge at Camden South Carolina was washed away today by swollen waters from forty eight hours of heavy rains. Two lives possibly lost as the structure failed under crowding raft traffic. Bridge cost fifteen thousand dollars.
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Camden
S. C
Wateree
Seorge Rabon
Farmer of
Hinson
South Carolina
Columbia
Spartanburg
Anderson
Piedmont
Catton Mills
Erectie Sight
Spartanovarg County
Lawson's Fork
Whitney Mill
Weather flood warning for Carolinas and Georgia
The Weather Bureau warns of severe river floods in the Carolinas tonight with more moderate rises in eastern Georgia and the James River in Virginia. For Georgia, expect showers Wednesday and probably Thursday with fresh south winds. Local data show temperatures and rainfall figures.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Georgia
James River
Virginia
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