Princess From Honolulu Pinched By Police
A Honolulu princess-rose of the Pacific was arraigned in police court for walking late at night. She said she was in Atlanta performing at Lane Park theater and complained of being jailed after a 2 am stop. The judge warned her not to wander streets, remarking in Rome do as Romans do.
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Pacific
Atlanta
Darktown
Lane Park Theater
Decatur Street
Thes Luna Theater
Rosetta Brennan
Matiawi Ulluwa
Rome
Pacific Isle
Lunatorehearse
Maddox Honored by Convention
A telegram from Councilman W. T. Winn notes Mayor Maddox received an ovation at the convention. Atlanta was unanimously chosen as next meeting site with a first vice president elected. The Atlanta delegation plans to visit Milwaukee and other cities to inspect crematories before returning.
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St Louis
Chicago
Atlantic City
W. T. Winn
Atlanta
Paul Minn
Maddox
Milwaukee
Des Moines Train Robbers Foiled by Crew near Northwood
Eight men attempted to rob the Iowa Central passenger train southbound from Minneapolis near Northwood. The train crew detained five suspects at Northwood after the engine crew armed themselves and recovered control. The attackers boarded Gordonville cars and threatened passengers with pistols before the crew seized a revolver and reversed the situation.
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Des Moines
Laws
Iowa Central
Minneapolia
Northwood
Gordonville
Taft Discusses Race Problem in Hampton Institute Talk
President Taft spoke at Beverly Massachusetts at a Hampton Institute trustees meeting and urged broader funding for Hampton and Tuskegee. He argued education as the key to solving the race question, praised Booker T. Washington, and said politics is largely out of the South’s current efforts to improve the ten million Negroes. He envisioned whites and blacks uniting to develop self reliance and community contribution.
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Taft
Booker Washington
Beverly
Mass
J Taft
Robert G. Bradley
Prides Crossing
Hampton Institute
Schagla Hke
Hampton
Tuskewee
North
Booker T. Washington
Kaiser Command Sparks German Debate Over Divine Right
The German press reacts to Emperor William II's address on November 19, condemning his claims of ruling by God's grace and nonaccountability to the people. The Tagesblatt and Rundschau argue the speech heightens monarchist tensions amid economic and political unease. The Kaiser urges women to support militarism from home, while foreign papers compare his discourse to Roosevelt, noting shared calls for duty and restraint.
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Tageslerie Rundschau
Anzelger
Mama Hall
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Tageblatt
Kaiser
Tis
Louise
Russia
E Halser
Roosevelt
London
The
Times
William Say
Wiliam
Fragmented quip on a legislator’s race loss and vote
A stray remark recalls a legislator returning from a race, answering a question about his results with the line that he lost everything he had except his vote on a forecast or insurance measure, illustrating the era’s political barbs.
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Crom
STAR
American Magazine
Legiseture
Tomfha
Woman Clings to Child as Cistern Trap Drowns Water
In Kes Sedan near here Mrs John Burch held her year old child above water for eight hours after it fell into a cistern. The mother stood in nearly neck deep water at her home until her husband returned. She collapsed after rescue and is in danger. the child was not harmed.
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Sedan
Kes
John Burch
Roosevelt and Taft Turmoil Casts Shadow on Convention
Fragmented excerpts describe Roosevelt attacking party bosses at Carroll Iowa and Nassau County plans to name him a state convention delegate. Reports also note Taft’s withdrawal from New York politics, intent on staying out of candidate and platform fights as leaders edge toward the convention.
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Roosevelt
Old Guard
Carrol
Iowa
Nassau County
Long Island
Jeadera Thera
Nassau
Cagen
Darwin R. James
Brooklyn
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
United States
Taft
Aumser
Victor
Victor Twalena Machine Co
Camden
N.J
Victor Meechen
Victor Records
Prof William James Dies at Summer Home
Professor William James of Harvard, famed philosopher and brother of Henry James, died unexpectedly at his summer home in Chicora New Hampshire. He had been ill for a month after returning from Europe, traveling with his son William James Jr. and had recently arrived from Quebec where he had gone to be with his ailing brother.
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N. H
William James
Harvard University
America
James
Quebec
Europe
Henry James
Wiliam James, Jr
State Auto Number Plates To Reach Atlanta Soon
The first consignment of automobile number plates under the new registration law will reach Atlanta within a week or ten days. Secretary of State Phil Cook awarded the 10 000 plate contract to H Quinns Sons of Philadelphia, with 2 000 plates already shipped. Owners without plates by September 1 may use their old numbers or obtain temporary plates from the office. Over 700 owners have registered, with an estimated 10 000 cars in the state.
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Atlanta
Phil Cook
8. H. Quinn's Sons Company
Philadelphia
Secretary of State
Too Much for His Faith in a Skeptical Tale
The Detroit Free Press recalls the late Bishop Hare and a Philadelphia businessman's skeptical remark about the Ark story. The man accepts the ark's size and load but questions how the Israelites carried it through the wilderness for forty years.
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Detroit Free Press
Bishop Hare
Fleounce
Philadelphia
Mr. Hare
Israel
Change of Schedules on A B & A Rail Road
Important notice announces schedule changes for August 86 1910. Train No 4 departs Atlanta at 10 15 pm instead of 8 15 pm carrying a sleeper to Thomasville with passengers to be received starting 9 pm.
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Atlanta
Thomasville
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