Democrats’ Rosy Outlook Ties Mack to Murphy in New York
In New York August 27 Democratic National Committee head Norman B. Mack met with Tammany Hall leader Charles F. Murphy to ease party strains as Brooklyn Senator Pat H. McCarren’s influence weakens. Mack expected further talks with McCarren while aiming to support the national ticket and maintain unity across the state for Bryan Kern victory. Mack predicted strong momentum for democracy nationwide, signaling likely Democratic control of the next White House. He noted Maine may tilt Republican, Pennsylvania likely Democratic, and Indiana uncertain, with Bryan’s itinerary possibly announced soon. Salisbury of North Carolina joined to confer.
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New York
Step Towand &N
Democratic Party
New York State
Norman B. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Pat H. McCarren
Brooklyn
Tammeny
Hoffman
Mack
McCamron
Murphy
Tatay
Mr. Mack
McCarren
Democrata
National Party
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Penneylvania
Maine
Bryan
Salisbury
North Carolina
Tay
Chicoms
Kern
Weahington
Dr Chadwick Files For Bankruptcy After Cassie Chadwick Case
Dr Leroy Chadwick husband of the late Cassie Chadwick, who died in prison for fraud, files bankruptcy in Cleveland. He lists personal debts of 1760 and about 6500,000 in notes indorsed for his wife. Includes 600,000 note for J W Friend and 63,009 for Judge J W Albaugh. A 5,000 check to T C Beckwith appears among other debts. He has 175 to pay, seeks relief and media attention.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Leroy & Chadwick
Cassie Chadwick
Detta
J. W. Friend
J. W. Albaugh
Canton
Herbert W. Newton
Brookline
Masa
T. C. Beckwith
Oberlin
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Dr. Chadwick
American thief Benedict Lupracka arrested in Paris jewel thefts
Paris police report the arrest of an American thief known as Benedict Lupracka or Francisco, accused of long-running jewel thefts from Paris jewelers. The latest crimes are said to total over 550000 francs, with recent robberies approaching 40000 francs.
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Paris
Benedict ‘Lupracka
Francisco
Paria Jewsiers
Bia
Earle Freed From Jail Seeks His Affinity in Tense Flight
Ferdinand Pinney Earle, released on $2,000 bail after two sleepless nights on a beating charges case, immediately began a frantic search for his estranged wife Mrs. Juna Kuttnes Earle. He vowed to find her, saying a ten minute talk could mend all, but his escape plan led him from Monroe to Tuxedo and toward New York, amid a flurry of reporters.
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En Harle
Monroe
Tuxedo
New York
Earle
Harle
Margaret Vokes Dead Comedienne of Ward & Vokes
Margaret Vokes a famed comedienne and wife of Harry Vokes died at her Lynnfield summer home after a long tuberculosis illness. A Daly family figure in theater she starred in A Trip to Chinatown and was known for tough girl country girl roles and dancing. Born in Revere about thirty five years ago.
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Comedienne
Tubeculosis
Boston
Mass
Ward & Vokes Company
Hoyt
Chinatown
Mra. Vokes
Revere
Code of Ethics Framed for Lawyers of America
American Bar Association members discuss classification of laws and the code of professional ethics. The report urges lawyers to prevent litigation, encourage peace, and curb disrespect for courts while ensuring impartial judicial selection and ethical conduct in fees and interactions.
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Seattle
Wash
American Bar Association
Hlagdev
Aleas
Juattes
Allenta
Separate Election Dates Clash Over Arkansas Law
In Little Rock August 27 the proposed amendment to Arkansas election law may cause Democrats and Republicans to vote on different days. The old rule held elections on the first Monday in September, but a 20th century change moved to the second Monday. Republicans say the first Monday applies. Democrats say the new date was intended for all elections.
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Little Rock
Ark
Thia
Mob of 500 Negroes Forms After Betrayer of Murderer
A mob of about 500 black men and boys gathered in Indianapolis on August 27 accusing Claude Andrews cousin of Jesse Coe of betraying the murderer of Patrolman Russell. Police dispersed the crowd on Cora street near Gen ate avenue after Detective John Morgan confronted Andrews who was in a relative’s home. More officers were needed to quell the disturbance.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Claude Andrews
Jesse Coe
Russell
Bryant
Kentucky
Cora Street
Genate Avenue
Andrews
John Morgan
Candidates speak at large Kent meeting in Kent Atlante
An outdoor mass meeting in Kent Atlante drew numerous candidates for office. Arthur Mar but presided as addresses were delivered by J. G Woodward Tom Goodwin and others. Mayoral hopeful Press Haddleston and slideman candidate C Williams spoke, with ninth ward wets also present.
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Kent Atlante
Arthur Marbut
Vetera
Refn Uldstown
Edgewood
Brownwood
J. G Woodward
Tom Goodwin
Press Haddleston
Sliderman
C. Williams
Fhe
John Candler
Strike Likely at New Orleans
New Orleans August 27 With Master Painters declaring a strike inevitable 6 000 Building Trades Union workmen are poised to walk out If the Building Trades council supports the painters a general stoppage could extend to allied locals including Carpenters Slaters Lathers Electrical Workers Plasterers Firemen Plumbers Gas Pipe Fitters Tile Layers and Engineers
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New Orleans
Building Trades Union
New Orleana
Building Trades Council of
Big City
Building Trades Council
Paint‘era
Carpenters
Mrs Sarah Wootten Voices Reformatory Critique At Ante
Milledgeville resident Mrs Sarah Wootten delegate to the Christian Alliance convention in Atlanta discusses Georgia’s state reformatory under Superintendent Bethune. She opposes placing boys in the fields at dawn to work in chains and cites the nearby convict farm as a shared, overlapping tract.
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Sarah Wooten
Miledgeville
Atante
Bethune
Milledgeville
Npt
Bethune Hag
Hardeman
The Many Phields Of Howell Ware In Atlanta State
Howell H Ware in Atlanta and other sections recovers health after a nerve disease and returns to business, after months in California and Iran. He notes a recent revival at United Brethren church with nineteen confessing Christ. burglar shot at by John M Marbut. police fail to arrest. Prof A Venable to preach at First Methodist church. Rev T A Kendall to preach at Park Street church. Walter Tedder, 95, dies in Hincome. Walls Bros plan electric lights for Smithville area.
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Howell H. Ware
Atlanta
Mr Ware
Thte
Ware
California
Iran
United Brethren Church
Corner of State
Emmet Otresta
Christ
Hicks
Woodward Avenue
John M. Marbut
Hie House
Marbut
Mr. Marbut
Tie House
Barfield
A. Venable
Venabla
Tota
Life
Insurance Commissioner
Stanley F. McClung
Los Angeles
A. J. Johnson
Jos. L. Stoppelbein
United States
JHAW COMMENTS ON JEROME CASE
In Poughkeepsie on August 27 Harry K Thaw defended District Attorney Jerome amid Commissioner Hand's removal opinion arguing public sentiment backs Jerome He disputed Hands broader remarks about gambling and amateur sports saying billiards bridge and golf are recreational not crimes He urged accountability if Hands accusation of disrespect to Supreme Court Justices is unfounded and called for evidence or charges if proved
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Commissioner Hand
Jerome
Thane
Nberty
Hand
Hte
Foreman Sains
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
Gaskell
Saius
Atlantis City
Little Baby Killed by Boy in Mineral City Home
An eight month old girl, child of James Tabor, was shot and killed by 12 year old Sam Crookston at the parents’ home. Crookston says the shotgun discharged accidentally while he tried to remove it from reach of the infant. The shot struck the baby in the eye and tore off part of the head. Neighbors were alerted as panic and confusion spread.
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Mineral Bio
Lttle Irl
James Tabor
Sam Crookston
Tan
Governor's call on law to curb gamblers in Atlantic City
In Trenton officials report Governor Fort may ask for a special session to tighten enforcement of the Hauver laws in Atlantic City over Sunday gambling. Options include creating a state licensing board with revocation power or pursuing impeachment against county officials if needed. The issue has stirred long-standing debate among parties. Mrs Hilton Williamson of Lyons Georgia dies after a four week illness. she was daughter of Toombs County Sheriff R. E Hearboro and niece of Representative-elect S. B. Meadows.
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Trenton
N. J
Fort
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
Atlanticity
State Senate
New Jersey
Democrata
Bilton Willfameon
Lyons
Videlle
Newa
Gay
Hilton
el- Nameen
Williamson Ia
Toombs County
R. E Hearboro
Widillamson
B. Meadows
Alan
Bank Officials Indicted by Owensboro Grand Jury
Owensboro August 27 Grand Jury indicts four Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company and Deviess County Bank and Trust Company officials. James H Parrish president charged with embezzlement subornation of perjury and deposits after insolvent status. J Otis Parrish cashier indicted for perjury on March 31 1908 statement. Isaac N Parrish trust officer charged with false entry of 86000 on March 31 1908. T. & Anderson named with three charges of perjury embezzlement and accepting deposits after insolvency.
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Owensboro
Owensboro Savings Bank and Trust Company
Deviess County Bank and Trust Company
James H. Parrieh
Suborna
J. Otis Parrish
Isaac N. Parrish
Daviess County Bank and Truat Company
T. 8. Anderson
T. &. Anderson
Admiral Hill on Last Voyage Remembrance of a Georgia Traveler
C H T Hill, known as Admiral Hill for his naval service, died after a life spent across Brazil and Central America, Spain US conflicts, and South American posts. He resigned Chilean navy during the Spanish American War, served as captain of volunteers, and later led a peripatetic career noted in Atlanta Kimball corridors. A well read observer, he entertained many with tales of nations and travels.
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Brazil
Sam Hoyas Hill
Spain
United States
Hill
Brasil
Atlanta
Kimball
Georgia
Mr. Hill
Annis Boasted Of His Conquest
An arrest claim links Governor Hughes to a plan for a special grand jury to review the murder case of William E. Annin. A letter to District Attorney Darrin of Queens County states the jury will hear evidence, with a judge to preside, and a session likely around September 1.
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Charles BE. Hughes
Darrin
Queens County
Hains Brothers
William E. Annin
Ansel Wins Democratic Primary In Columbia County
Practically complete returns show Governor M F P Ansel defeating Cole L. Blease for governor by a 19 174 plurality from about 97 300 ballots. D Smith and ex Governor John Gary Evans lead the United States senate race, with Smith about 2 600 ahead. C Boyd nominated for adjutant general and inspector general over Henry T Thompson. George L Walraven dies at private sanitarium of typhoid fever after illness. survived by wife three children and his parents and brother Dan, a Southern railway engineer.
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Columbia
M .Fp. Ansel
Cole L. Blease
D. Smith
John Gary Evans
United States Senate
Smith
James Cansler
Bank N. Caughman
Stiles R. McNichamp
J. C Swearingen
C. Boyd
Henry T. Thompson
A. W. Wonea
N. O W. Brooker
George L. Walraven
Mr. Walraven
Mra
Walraven
Dan
Southern Railway
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
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Foutsville
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Walter Tedder
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Omehow
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Hutson
UNCLE
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Castro
Remus
Magashvoe
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Uncle Remus
the Home Magazine
Liverpool & London & Globe Fire Insurance Co
England
Great Britain
William At
New York City
State OF
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Qobleans
Thomas H. Anderson
Liverpool & London & Globa Insurance Co
Thos. K. Anderson
J.G. Eustir
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Avanta
W. R. Hoyt & CO
Empire
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Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
Third
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Prudential Bldg
AG. Harmon
Savannah
Jos, L. Stoppelbein
Southern Gen
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George Walraven
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