Taft Praises Roosevelt Faith in People on Denver Visit
Secretary Taft spoke at the Colorado capitol steps defending trusts and contrasting Roosevelt with Bryan. He said good trusts should stay and bad ones be abolished under proper regulation, and argued Roosevelt trusted the people while Bryan distrusted courts. Taft noted Bryan’s call for initiative and referendum as insufficient.
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Roosevelt
Brian
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Colo
State Capitol
Yale
University Club
Brown Palace Hotel
Yellowstone Park
Columbus
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Goen to Asylum Third Time in Madison County
Hunnsiile Alabama August 38 Special Houston Haye an aged Madison county resident was taken to Bryce Insane asylum at Tuscaloosa. This is his third time admitted. Montgomery Alabama August 7 Special Due to the anti pass law taking effect October 1 all street car pauses statewide will be removed as street railway lines are treated like railroads.
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Hunnsiile
Ala
Houston Haye
Madison County
Bryce Insane Asylum
Tuscalooss
Thie Ia
Montgomery
Three Plotters Sentenced to Death by Russian Court Martial
Eighteen accused of plotting against Emperor Nicholas faced court martial. Boris Nikitenko Alexis Parkin and Naumoff were found guilty of organizing no plot and were executed. Four others received prison terms, one four years penal servitude, five jailed with loss of civil rights, while six, including Feodossleff and his wife, were acquitted. The case stemmed from a May 15 arrest of a guard soldier and a gatekeeper rumoured to have aided conspirators in the palace.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Boris N'kitenko
Alexis Parkin
Naumoff
M. Feodossleff
Boris Nikitenko
Sebastopol
M. Feodossieff
Schwerin
Cotton condition falls in Texas drought hurts Arkansas Louisiana
The Journal of Commerce reports its monthly cotton condition at 73.9, down 3.6 points from last month. Texas drought and boll weevil damage drive declines, with Louisiana and Arkansas also lower. North and South Carolina and Georgia show gains, while picking begins late and labor scarcity remains minor.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
Texas
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Arkansas
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South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Oklahoma
Thirty Hurt In Collision At Asheville Train Wreck
A passenger train No 41 on the Southern railway collided with a westbound engine in Asheville North Carolina this morning injuring thirty passengers none fatally First bale sale at 17 1 2 cents Greensboro Ga Special Young Davis colored brought in the first bale of new cotton weighing 492 pounds selling after spirited bidding by Robert L McCommons for Mc Commons Thompson Boswell Co The bale brought 86 10 dollars and Davis received the money Last year's first bale weighed 475 pounds and sold for 1 4 cents bought by R Lo McCommons from the same Greenville area notes from The Somerville Journal Dolly Just watch the rooster in the garden Polly He is examining the egg plant.
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N. C
Southern Railway
Greensboro
Young Davis
Robert L. McCommons
McCommons-Thompson-Boswell Co
Davis
T I. Cal-lahan
R. Lo McCommona
Somerville Journal
Dolly
Polly
Elevator accident injures Atlanta telegraph operator
B M Hoover a telegraph operator living at 40 South Pryor Street was critically injured yesterday afternoon when an elevator car ascending to the sixth floor of the Austell building jammed him between the upper doorway and the car floor. He was carried to Presbyterian Hospital with bruises and possible rib fracture.
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B. M. Hoover
South Pryer' Street
Atlanta
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Hoover
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Contictor
Runyan Easy For The Woman In Bank Robbery Trial
New York August 29 Chester Runyan a Wind sor Trust teller testified in the trial of Mrs Carter that he gave Laura Starter 18000 after a two week acquaintance and less than twelve hours together He described taking 79500 from the bank and the money being counted only when with Mrs Carter in her flat He had planned to steal only enough to cover a few months and did not foresee disaster.
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New York
Chester B Runyan
Windsor Trust Company
Laura M. Starter
Carter
Demands Sapper From White Woman in Thomasville
Thomasville Ga August 29 Special This city was stirred by a claim that the black man who killed Sheriff Tyus forced Mrs Eubanks at her home four miles from town to serve him supper with a pistol She fled for help and he escaped Officers searched every Black home but found no one and doubt the suspect was Williams Little is known about the deputy Hunnicutt wound beyond this mention
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Thomasville
Tyus
Eubanks
Willams
Hunnicutt
Negro Surrenders in Tallahassee to Guards at Live Oak
Cohen Sims, claiming pursuit by a Thomasville, Georgia posse after an officer was killed, turned himself in at Tallahassee and requested state protection. Governor ordered his transfer to Live Oak where a small guard watched him overnight. No violence reported.
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Tallahasee
Hela
Georgia
Negro
Live Oak
Tallahassee
Fla
Thomasville
Infanticide and suicide shock Allentown mother
Allentown August 29 Julia Arbeiter 23 from Germany vanished from her Northampton boarding place and a newborn was found in her room later her body was recovered in a canal authorities label it murder followed by self destruction Similar reports note Alabama inmate John Williams ill in jail after commuted death sentence and Georgia baseball plans in Waycross with two Labor Day games and expectations of quality scrimmage ball next week
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Allentown
Julia Arbeiter
Germany
Coplay Silicon
Northampton
Waycross
Valdosia Baseball Club
$15 000 000 Goes in Smoke in Yokohama Blaze
Advices from Hakodate place the Yokohama fire at about 15 million dollars in damage. About 15,000 houses burned and 60,000 people were left homeless, with earlier estimates judged 100 million? Low.
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Yokohama
Hakodate
Evangelist Shelton Finds Success in Bessemer
News from Bessemer reports Rev John Bass Shelton, recently resigning as pastor of Adam Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, is achieving strong success as an evangelist. Large crowds attend services as he conducts revival efforts, following his departure from the Montgomery church.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bessemer
John Bass Shelton
Adama Avenue Baptist Church
Judge Lennard Improving After Street Car Incident
Columbus Ga August 29 Special Judge J M Lennard who was knocked down by a street car last Sunday remains at home with severe pain from the gore ness in his aid His condition is described as not serious Girard People Disappointed Columbus Ga August 29 special The people of Girard Ala opposite Columbus are disappointed at Governor Comer of Alabama declining their petition to order an election on moving the Russell county courthouse from Beale to Girard Attorneys for both towns appeared before the governor
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Leraned
Columbus
J. M. Lennard
Girard
Ala
Comer
Alabama
Russell County
Beale
Russell Named General Passenger Agent of L N Railroad
G P A PLACE FOR RUSSELL Louisville Ky August 20 W A Russell today appointed general passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad with headquarters at Louisville Russell formerly assistant general passenger agent succeeds Charles J Stone who recently became passenger traffic manager of the Missouri Pacific at Mt Louis Yellow Fever near Havana Washington August A cablegram from Havana to the marine hospital service reports the appearance of yellow fever at the camp across the bay from Havana There is the undoubted case and other suspected cases.
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W A Russell
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Russell
Charles J. Stone
Missouri Pacific
Mt. Louis
Havana
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
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