Bryan Arrives in New York Aboard Prinzess Irene
The Bryans and companions reach Haven and are greeted with cheers as the Prinzess Irene anchors off Sandy Hook. Mr. Bryan deflects questions on politics, says his Thursday speech will address previously stated ideas and hints at a possible future nomination under certain conditions.
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Agonville
Bryans
Eurage
Irene
Ryan
Madigan Square Garden
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
J. K. Jones
Arkansas
Nixon
Johnson
Cleveland
Cam- Paw
Michigan
Mack
New York
Haughnan
Maryland
William Hoge
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Alexander Troup
Connecticut
Haven
Robert Davi
Jersey City
Everting
H. W. Walker
Teeption Committee
Augustus Thomas
Edward Goltra
Goltra
Bryan Wis
Sandy
Emugh
Sam
Omy
Europe
United States
London
Jones
Mr. Brean
Tragic Death for Georgian Engineer in Mississippi
Ben Jack Moore, once a Georgian and Columbus Central of Georgia railway engineer, was killed in Mississippi in a felled by gunfire incident after a quarrel over his neighbor’s dogs. He had become a prosperous Mississippi farmer and was buried in Cataula, Georgia, after remains were brought home. Three brothers and a negro hand allegedly fired on him. assailants were arrested but discharged at preliminary hearing.
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Columbus, Ga
Ben Jack Moore
Columbus
Central of Georgia Railway
Mississippi
Catauta
Moore
Georgia
Couple in Jail on Two Charges in Savannah Court
Charles Hutchinson and wife remain jailed in Savannah for contempt of Ordinary Henry McAlpin's court and for attempted kidnapping of the Hutchinson's 2 year old daughter. The couple had sought custody yesterday, were told the order should stand, and vowed to take the child anyway, prompting warnings and subsequent trouble.
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Savannah
Charles Hutchinson
Henry McAlpin
Candy fatal to prisoner in Fort Worth jail
Fort Worth Tex August 29 As a result of eating poisoned candy placed to a prisoner in the county jail the recipient Fitzgerald aged 9 is dead and several others Henry Peake Louis Weaver W H Norris and J T Crose are dangerously ill Frank Grundy who tasted the candy is also ill An examination showed the candy sprinkled with strychnine The inscription on the box read How are you pal.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Fitzgerald
Henry Peake
Louis Weaver
W. H. Norris
J. T. Crose
Frank Grundy
Tillman Gets Severe Blow In Gubernatorial Race
August 20 dispatch from Columbia South Carolina reports M F Ansel leading on the first ballot in the anti dispensary gubernatorial contest with nearly a majority over seven opponents. Senator Tillman was scratched about 30 percent with no opposition and the anti dispensary sentiment shapes the legislature. All congressmen seek re election amid limited opposition in Alabama printing bids.
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Columbia
M. F. Ansel
Lyon
Tillman
House
F. T. Johnson
J. 0. Patterson
W. Wyatt Aiken
D. BE. Finley
Jones Nominated for New Bench by Macon Bar
George B Jones of Macon was unanimously nominated at a Macon Bar Association meeting for a seat on the soon to be established court of appeals. A ten member committee will oversee the candidacy. Other speakers urged active support for Jones.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon Bar Association
George
Jones
Court of Appeals
Bar Association
A. L. Miller
Warren D. Nottingham
Superior
Bartlett
Marion Harris
Felton Hatcher
Plang
Miller
Joseph H. Hall
Felder
J. B. Hall
W. J. Grace
Roland Ells
Claude Estes
William Brunson
Anderson
Issac Hardeman
Mr. Jones
Hardeman & Jones
Suits Discount Offered Ahead of New Season
A local retailer announces a 25 per cent discount on an entire stack of men's fine suits to clear space for incoming merchandise. The space problem and need to maximize business drive the sale as extra sacrifices are made before the new season.
Obituary notices from Atlanta and surrounding areas
Funeral notices and short obituaries list Joseph Brown Whitehead James Fenley Walter Burges J C Kine Ethel McAbee George W Wilson Mrs BR H Kingman George T Nichols Emma H Wiggins and Dam Patch Breaks Record with a 4 58 mile. The notes cover deaths in Atlanta Macon Savannah Americus and Dubuque with details on residences, burial sites, and service times.
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Dubuane
Iowa
Dan Patch
Ieat
Meeting for county commissioner candidate named at Judge Puckett's court
Local notices describe an 8:30 pm meeting in Judge Puckett's courtroom to name a candidate for county commissioner from the west side. Public invited as roundup of community events continues with Tabernacle activities and infirmary services attracting hundreds of youth and guests.
Volunteers Capture Sanchez in Leyte Province Fight
Reports state volunteers captured Armagines Sanchez, a Pulajanes chief, near Baybay in Leyte. Troops cut off bandit reinforcements from Samar, improving the security situation after the Leyte clash last Saturday.
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Sanches
Manila
Armagines Sanchez
Leyte
Baybay
Samar
Four Killed in Wreck Near Loveland Ohio
Four Greek laborers were killed and another man fatally injured when struck by a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern train at Semmes three miles from Loveland. The victims named are Henry Giagarakas John Bolensgrofulas William Mitnrakes and Petr Magafones. Insured timekeeper George Boss.
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Loveland
Ohio
Baltimore
Semmes
Henry Giagarakas
John Bolensgrofulas
William Mitnrakes
Petr Magafones
George Boss
Dishonors of Savannah Police Report Spark Council Action
Savannah Georgia August 29 Special. The city council heard the police committee report criticizing the department and calling for a full reorganization. Superintendent Charles Garfunkel faced censure for card playing, not wearing a uniform, failing to inspect on duty, and poor discipline. Clerk Robert Haym is faulted for improper language to Alderman Grayson, with an apology urged. Garfunkel returned from New York after a weeks long trip prompted by reports of robberies by Ocean Steam Ship Company police.
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Savannah
Committee On Police
Charles Garfunkel
Robert Haym
W. J. Grayson
Garfunkel
New York
Agy
Ocean Steam Ship Company
May Build Waterworks Adairsville Bond Election Planned
Adairsville Georgia residents prepare for the September 8 bond election to fund a one and a half million dollar waterworks system. The town with 325000 taxable property is debt free and expects a one half of one percent levy to cover costs while maintaining a yearly balance. Authorities forecast a successful vote.
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Adairsville
Aura
Night's Sleep No Medicine So Beneficial to Brain and Nerves
A reader credits Grape-Nuts with curing indigestion and stomach distress, noting improved sleep and daytime alertness. She recalls long nights of discomfort and vomiting that ceased after starting Grape-Nuts, claiming it restores nerves, aids digestion, and allows sound rest. The advertisement cites Postum Company as the source.
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Darden
Saya
Postum Company
Bat He Creek
Mick
Orphans Land in U S After Kishinev Massacre Appeal
A telegram from Acting Secretary Lawrence O Murray reports that twenty eight Jewish orphans from Kishinev have been admitted to the United States under immigration law. The United Hebrew Societies will provide homes. the children received American flags at Ellis Island and were handed to caretakers after a supper. Sarah Perlman, aged 94, is noted among those connected to the case.
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Ashington
Sarah Perlman
Lawrence O. Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Immigration Commission
Murray
New York
Russia
United Hebrew Senates
Kishinev
United Hebrew Societies of
Mias Sarah Perlman
Elis
Board of Immigration
Washington
Immigration Bureau
Elis Island
Son of Hetty Green Nomination Ruled Invalid in Texas
Austin August 29 The Texas attorney general issued an opinion invalidating E I R Green s gubernatorial nomination by the reorganized Republican faction after a party split with the regulars Green son of Mrs Hetty Green of New York faced a disputed nomination amid rival conventions in Austin Texas
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Austin
Tex
Texas
E. I. R. Green
Hetty Green
New York
Republican Party
Green
Major Dreyfus to retire from army on pension
Paris August 29 The Patrie reports Major Alfred Dreyfus will retire from the army in October on a pension. War ministry could not confirm the receipt of the report. In Opelika Alabama August 26 the Lee county official vote for governor and other offices is summarized with counts for Comer Cunningham Gray Meadors O Neal Hood Brandon Smith and others. County results show sheriff and senator tallies with district commissioners listed. Cordele Georgia August 29 severe drought damages cotton crops with forecasts of continued impact.
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Paris
the Patrie
Alfred Dreyfun
War
Ministry
Lee County
Opelika
Ala
Comer
Cunningham
Gray
Meadors
O.neal
Hood
Brandon
Smith
Moon
Floyd
Utler
Glenn
Holt
Power
Williams
Robinson
McCrary
Melton
Bitchell
Tucker
Maine
Griffin
Keating Named President Of Press Clubs League
Eaward Keating of Denver was elected president of the International League of Press Clubs today at Corona on the Continental Divide session.
Medical confidence notice from Dr Hathaway and Co
An advertisement claims expert treatment for various diseases with over 20 years of experience. It emphasizes legitimate practice, free consultation, and home treatment plans, listing offices in Atlanta and calling for personal exams.
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Greet
Heath
Dr. Hathaway & Co
Inman
Stateo
B. Broad St
Atlanta, Ga
Tutt's Pills Promise Health Savings
A vintage testimonial urges readers to save money by using Tutt's Pills to cure stomach, liver, and bowel troubles, including sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, and biliousness, asserting strong endorsements from many people.
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Cuesta Rey
Mrs. Bryan
Nebraska
Lang
Dentifrice Meade & Baker
Candy
South Carolina
Alabama
Bentgomery
Bpegial
Brown Printing Company
Philips Siehan Company
Ed Roberts & Son
Marshall & Bruce Company
Walker Ewana Bogeboo Cicleshir
Bible
Newsome
John Newsome
Bridge Row
Joe
Bunk Curtis
Joe Curtis
Albert Wilson
Curtis
Jeff Hillhouse
Superior Court
Houston County
W. H. Felton
Duncan
Perry
Essig Bros
Whitehall St
J. 8. Whitehead
Joseph Brown Whitehead
Coca Cola Hottling Company
Peachtree Street
J. W. Millard
Westview
James Fenley
Mas
J. H. Burge
Piedmont Street
Caseys
D. Jordan
J. D. Jordan
Homer, ‘Street
Casey's Cemetery
Carl ‘Woods
Carl
J. W. Woods
Poole’s
Vw. & Kiine
J.C. Kine
South Pryor
Swift Gid Hall
Melock
Ethel McAbee
Ethel
George W. Wilson
Wall
Auburn
Atlanta
Browell Street
Fulton Loage
Oda
BR. H. Kingman
R. H. Kingman
James
George T. Nicholas
George T. Nichols
Mr. Nichols
A. 8
Nichols
Emma H. Wiggins
Americus
Emma Herndon Wirgina
J. Williford
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Infirmary
Lonnie Smith
Baptist Tabernacle Infirmary Department
BE. T. Krebbs
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Turner
WLIV
J. A. Mitchell
Thomasville
Mitchel Hotel
Mitchell
Harry Cleveland
Clevelaya
M. B. Parker
Powers Street
All Grocers
Phillips & Crew Company
Square Pi
Phillips & Crew
Pany
Steinway
Investigation Committee of Police Department
Hagan
Lyon Mrs. Co
South Fifth St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Lyon Mfg. Co
Guy
Hetty
E H R Green
Maj. Dreyfus
Army
Moor Gatraway
Niews
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