Governor Beckham pledges protection for Taylor’s return
Governor Beckham assures Commonwealth’s Attorney Robert B Franklin that Taylor will be immune from arrest and allowed to return to Indiana if he testifies in Goebel murder cases. The letter, dated August, confirms cooperation to protect Taylor from arrest and enable his safe extradition.
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Kentucky
Powers
Save
Y Taylor
Indiana
Frankfort
Commonwealth
Robert B Franklin
Coungel
Bekham
Officiala Uf
Taylor
Robert B Frankin
William S Fayor
Ina
Caleb Powers
Steng
Beckham Lever
Keatichy
Goebel
Tavior
Investigation of Rockefeller and Rogers Witnesses Probe
Government moves to examine the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey starting September 3. John D Rockefeller William H Rockefeller and Henry H Rogers are not called. Special counsel Frank Reeves notes the inquiry may stay with company records and not question top officials. Charles F Siebolds discusses a constitutional convention with seven new state replies. Governor R. H. Glen of North Carolina offers cooperation to resolve federal court disputes.
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Rockefeller and Hogers
Standard Ot Company of
New Jersey
Joh
Rechefeler
Willian Hockefeller
Henry HO Rogers
Reeves
Louis
Harles F Siebold Presiden
Western Business Association
Brxtean
R H Glen
Narita
Carolina
Ned
Federal Courts
Congratulatory telegraph on Stolypin’s anniversary
A telegram from Gi Fetervourg dated August 27 offers congratulations to Premier Stolypin on the anniversary of the attempt to blow up the premier’s villa. The message prays for God to bless Stolypin’s life and crown his work with success.
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Stolypin
Gi Fetervourg
Btolypin
Sparzald
Explosion at Cortelyou package raises post office alarm
A large percussion cap in a package to Secretary Cortelyou exploded at Philadelphia North Substation. clerk Roberts removed it from a box and was unhurt. Post officials including James A Cortelyou investigate. authorities suspect a hoax or alarm effort.
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Philadelphia
Scretary
Treasury Ortelyou
Icetown
Federal Judge Taft Upholds Self in Train Wreck
In Asheville North Carolina Judge Pritchard upheld federal jurisdiction in a case involving the Southern Railway and the North Carolina corporation commission. He ruled the suit is not against the state and that the court may enforce constitutional rights, including enforcement of the passenger rate act with penalties for noncompliance. The ruling emphasizes state acts cannot deprive federal rights.
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Taft
Ashevile NC
Pritthard
United States
Cirerit
The
Southern Railway
Corporation Commission
Attorney General of
North Carolina
Contro
Corporation Commissions
Est Railroada
Circuit Court
Death of George Camp Prominent Roswell Manufacturer
George H Camp once led Roswell Manufacturing and was a longtime Marietta resident. He died this morning at age placed among the oldest locals. Survived by wife Sarah Atwood and four children, including Mrs John Brantley and Dr Walter Camp. Funeral Wednesday at 4 PM at home, with Dr J H Pattyn and Dr J W Waddell officiating. Pallbearers listed.
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Rosell
Marietta
Spectay
George H Camp
Lobb
Walter Camp
Springfeld
Miss Sable Camp
Richard Field
Manaas City
Field
Judge Field
Bartow
Missouri City
J H Pattyn
J W Waddell
JC Howell
George F
Gober
S Clay
Som
Everett
Wealthy New Rochelle man dies after neighbors force entry
George Gould age 65 a New Rochelle magnate in plumbing and real estate lived alone and died in a hospital after days of starvation and exposure. Neighbors forced entry finding him near death as his wife and children had left him years ago amid accusations of stinginess.
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New York
George Gould
New
Woman Saved After Lion Attack Tosses Her Free
A woman was torn from the jaws of an Andry lion but escaped unharmed as bystanders reported hundreds of bullets fired during the chaos.
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Andry Lion
Lion Attack At Lima Park Leaves Woman Injured
Anna Hucke 56 of the clusters remains in precarious condition after a lion attacked her at Lima Park resort. A responding crowd and Chief Downey fired repeatedly until the beast collapsed. The lion’s skull was riddled with bullets, ending the danger after rescuers freed Hucke.
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Pittsmug
Anna Hucke
Clu
Lima Park
Hucke
Hon
Pownen
Lon
Downes
Boon
Sul
Mp Bt
Llon
Chief Downey
Porter Wins Feature at Narragansett in Fastest Field
Angus Porter captures the feature in straight heats at Narragansett amid a large crowd at the Narragansett pier August 27. The win ties a Gallagher record for the fastest field, with several contenders including Gue Pointer Audibon Hos and Baron Gratton among expected winners. The second race featured seven starters with Tempus Fugit and Margaret as favorites, Davis guiding the bay horse to edge Ed Geers and nudge out Tempus Fugit. The 209 trot required a Patra heat as Lotta, Beatrice Beilint, and Crabbe tabled first and second money.
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Narraganceit
Providence
Narraganceit Pier
Angus Porter
Tryant
Gallagher
Gue Pointer
Audibon Hos
Baron Gratton
Tempus Fugit
Margaret
Davis
Ed Geers
Tempus Fugh
Crabbe
Beatrice Beilint
Alabama to Press President Visit for State Fair
At a Montgomery meeting the Alabama Agricultural association executive committees plan to urge President Roosevelt to visit Montgomery during the state fair in October. They aim to show national leaders that he should visit the South and spend a day at the fair, expecting hundreds to welcome him warmly.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Agricultural Association
Rousselt
Otober
Alabama
South
Confederate Camp at Hartselle to Hold Reunion in Alabama
Confederate Camp No. 83 United Confederate Veterans gathers for its annual reunion at Hartselle Alabama fourteen miles south of Decatur. Members camp one mile from Harmeile, host a musical tonight and a traditional barbecue tomorrow. Governor Comer plans a midweek vacation from Montgomery after returning from home, optimistic about railroad issues and state-law alignment by October.
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Decatur
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
Hartsells
Harmeile
Army Atyle
Hartselle
Comer
Montgomery
Gaynor Arrives in Indian Spring With Marshal Escort
Special Colonel John Gaynor arrives in Indian Spring Georgia from Macon escorted by U S Deputy Marshals Frank Riley and Jonny Hacker. He will be taken to Witwain to retrain this month in an effort to regain his status.
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Gaynor
Spring
Indian Spring
John Gaynor
Macon
United States
Frank Riley
Jonny Hacker
Witwain White
Moorish Sultan Abd Aziz Mules Hassan and the Harem Saga
The piece describes Muley Abd al Aziz as a legendary yet precarious Moorish sultan heir to a vanished imperial sphere. It recounts his lineage from Sultan Hassan through concubinage aided by merchant Briche, the harem’s inner politics, rakia and mina, and the 1878 birth of Rakha’s son who later becomes the Sultan Muay Abd-ul-Astz. The narrative frames his reign as fragile, shaped by external empires and Moorish traditions, with a late 19th century portrait of his appetite for modern gadgets and a dynastic marriage in 1884.
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Moroca
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Africa
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Wis Fatar
Mules Hassan
Hassan
Seragno
Tetuan
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Briche
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Mina
Lalla
Muay Abd-ul-Astz
Hax
Lean
Mutey Reshid
Sultan
Nel Fathe Rrandfal
Death Message to Daughter Blocked by the Wire Strike
Chicago reports a telegraph wire strike delayed the notice of an 8 year old boy George E Purington's death to his daughter who lives in northern Michigan. Purington, long a business and religious figure in Chicago, died at his residence from heart disease as relatives chased speed delivery by the jet, delaying news for several days.
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Chicago
Aurike
George E. Purington
Michigan
Purlington
Actor sets fire to money and kills himself in street
Webster Cry on August 27 reports actor Carl Pressley burning money and jewelry in a street bonfire before firing a pistol and dying at Brantiy. bystanders watched in astonishment as he announced his intent to kill himself.
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Webster Cry
Carl Pressley
Parker
Perenna
Brantiy
Unwritten Law Debate Among American Lawyers
At a meeting of the American Bar Association discussions focus on an unwritten law tied to the word of God. Henry Itha and the Dewey of Heston introduce a concept linking the unwritten law to the real foundation of common law, asserting it shapes the essence of all good laws, though the session ends with indefinite postponement.
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American Bar Association
Henry Itha
Real Foundation
Common Taw & Dewey
Heston
Area J
England
Jreal
Episcopal Minister Ends Life in L A with Razor
Retired Episcopal rector Rev Ed ward Hart Jewett aged 77 took his life by slashing his throat in Los Angeles. The long time clergyman, noted for his illness and despair, wished for society to aid in ending his existence as he faced old age and perceived uselessness. The item also notes United Confederate Veterans planning meetings and the 1907 reunion dates in Augusta, Georgia.
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Episcopal
Los Angeles
Edward Hart Jewett
Augusta
Georgia
United Confederate Veterans
Boys Club Organized with Nearly $1000 Raised in Atlanta
A meeting of citizens yesterday afternoon led to the organization of a Atlanta Boys Club with a board of directors and officers elected. Dr Flood W McRae named president and George Dorr superintendent elect. Subscriptions totaled about $780 with several donors pledging $5 to $50. The club aims to provide evening amusements for boys lacking such facilities, without religious or sanctimonious attachments, and a committee was appointed to finalize officer reports.
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Chosem
George Dorr
Atlanta Boys
Emhoisia Suic
To Neil Chamber
Sucess I
George ¢ Ysar
Avante Fron
Ann Mass
Pure Sune
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J Spalding
Edward Gay
Delos HI
Phe Hhard
Dirertore
Foote
Eugene Black
Noavhes
Leonard Haas
Malian Jackson
Ely Oscar Disas
Fred Miles
George Anott
Peeples
Toa Maler
G Candler Jr
M Beas
Jey Foom Durant
Porter Walter Calquitt
Dan Carey
John Brice
Little Eugene (Berdarfe
Charles Hopkins
Manon and
Wilmer Moore
RJ Lowry
Orr
Mos Goter Woom Main
OM Scot
Marion Jackson
Ro J Guinn
Dawken
M Durant
J Bancker
M Beaseley
L Woodruff Woo Jiammond Hamilton Douglas Rokshedden
Charles
Dopkins
James Lees
Fom & Frlee Moore Gaunt Shoe Company
D Yabin
John D
Simmons & Panchen
Fred Miles Goob
Hinman
Cooper
Bure
Lette
FA Quilnan
David Mary
Crimier
F Beck
Charles Bernhard
WO Foote
Jak Orr
Deltas
Weather forecast and regional notes across states
Forecasts for Washington and Mississippi call for fair to partly cloudy skies with variable winds on Wednesday and Thursday. Louisiana shows cloudy periods with showers in the southeast, light to fresh easterly winds on the coast, and unsettled conditions in northern areas. Arkansas expects fair weather with possible showers in the northwest. Local data include temperatures, mean and highest readings, and rainfall deficits noted since the start of the month and year.
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Aiscama
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