Cray Father Kills Children in Nova Scotia Tragedy
Halifax July 3 Three innocent children aged fourteen, eight, and eleven were slain by Sydney Locke a respected Lockport councillor. He rose and shot Ruby, Erminie and Howard in their sleep with a 4 caliber revolver then died of self inflicted wounds an hour later. Locke had been mentally troubled for months.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Sydney Locke
Lockport
Ruby
Erminie
Howard
Locke
Cattlemen Alarmed Over Kiowa Comanche Settlement Opening
Beaver Col July 8 The president’s plan to open Kiowa and Comanche reservation lands on August 6 stirs cattlemen in Texas and Oklahoma. About 200000 head on leased ranges would need immediate sale for cannings in eastern markets if the order stands. A telegram from John W Springer president National Stock Association urges delay until herds can be shipped.
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Beaver
QkikHoma
Texas
Oklahoma
Hitchcock
Lava
West
Southwest
John W. Springer
National Stock Association
Two Women Fall Into Boiling Mud at Yellow Stone Park
Helena Montana July report says two women, a mother and daughter, fell into a waist deep caldron of boiling mud while inspecting the Yellow Stone lake mud pools in the national park. Both suffered severe injuries, with danger to life.
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Helena
Mont
Jwy
W. W. Wiley
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellow Stone Lake
The
National Park
Bryan speaks in Mississippi in Greenwood crowd for Bryan address
Colonel William J. Bryan will address a large audience in a Greenwood warehouse tomorrow drawing attendees from central and northern Mississippi. Invitations go to state officers and notable figures. Dr. B. F. Ward of Grenada will introduce him, with Major J. K. Vardeman hosting Bryan during his Greenwood stay.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Greenwood
Wiliam J. Bryan
B. F Ward
Grenada
Sreenwood
Bryan
J. K. Vardeman
Will Distribute Copies of Cane and Cassava Docs
Brunswick GA July special report states Glynn's representative Captain W F Symons authorized to print 1000 copies of cane and cassava convention proceedings as supplementary material to aid securing the state experiment station for Glynn County. Brunswick shipping for June shows a large rise with $2,108,021 compared to $1,398,702 the prior June 1900, up nearly a million dollars.
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Brunswick
Teard of Trade
Glynn
W. F Symons
House
Senate
Glynn County
Sooner Trouble Seen as Open Range Lottery Looms
Judge Kirkpatrick says Kiowa-Comanche lands at risk of upheaval as Oklahoma opens by lottery. Cavalry to Fort Reno and Fort Sill to calm the area. President McKinley’s Creek treaty act sparks large white settlement rush into Creek lands and Muskogee townsite work resumes after reestablishment of the townsite commission.
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Etreno
O. T
Kirkpatrick
Kiowa- Comanche Indian Reservation
Caddy County
Iakely
Fort Reno
Fort Sill
Muskogee
I. T
McKinley
Porter
Red Fork
Great Meeting of the Day Wis Held in the Auditorium
Thousands of Christian Endeavorers gathered for the twentieth annual convention. Sessions filled the Music Hall, with Junior Endeavorers meeting at the First Lutheran Church. William Shaw urged engaging boys with firm guidance and activities to sustain their interest in religious work.
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Cincinnati
Music
First Lutheran Church
William Shaw
Boston
Svell
Endeavor
George B Graff
Percy Foster
Washington, D. C
John Offer Custis
Barclay
C. Lee Gautofsky
Philadelphia
Christian Endeavor Pledge
George F. Nye
Aberdeen
Wash
Henry H. Marcussen
Chicago
J. M. Warren
Santa Barbara
Cat
W. L Darby
Kirksville
Ernest Brown
Cleveland
William R Moody
Northfield
Mass
Dwight W. Moody
Edwin S Shaw
Wahpeton
Oak
Williston
Jamey Lewis Howe
Lexington
H O Jacobs
Brooklyn
Twentieth Century Christian Society
Francis Clark
Margaret Cooke
Waterville
W. H. Ball
E G. Reutzhahn
Dayton
Alxander IE Matheson
Janesville, Wis
John Henry Stauff
Pittsburg
Campbell Morgan
Baltimore
J E Carson
Margaret Koch
Maine
Central Christian Church
G. Campbell Morgan
Auditorium Endeavor
Central Presbyterian Church
Clarke
Odon
Music Hall
B. Capen
E Eberman
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Union
United Society
Eberman
Clark
F. H. Jacobs
Oak Branch Fair to Hold third Annual in Bishop Georgia
BD Branch of Oconee county represented the Oak Branch Fair Association in Atlanta. He said the Bish op fair would be held in October with a premium list of 1500 including the racing, and forecast a splendid event. The Oak Branch fair is noted as a popular and successful Georgia effort.
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Oconee County
Atlanta
Branch
Bishop
Georgia
Joseph Woodruff Dies Aged Sixty Four Pioneer and Mason
Joseph P. Woodruff 64 longtime Atlanta pioneer and Mason died after a two week illness at his home 341 Simpson Street. A former Western and Atlantic Railroad conductor he had not worked in twenty years due to injuries. He leaves a wife and several married children. Funeral at Jones Avenue Baptist Church with Oakland Cemetery burial and Masonic rights. Pallbearers named Dr A H Van Dyke Dr L F B Stephens Dr L D Carpenter H M Wood J C Joiner James L Mayson.
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Joseph P. Woodruff
Atlanta
Simpson Street
Woodruff
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Oakland
A H. van Dyke
L. F B. Stephens
L. D. Carpenter
H M. Wood
J. C. Joiner
James L. Mayson
Brunswick Bank statement shows strong funds and growth
Brunswick Bank and Trust Company reports a healthy close to June 6 with capital stock listed as 343.90, a substantial surplus and undivided profits of 15,597.29, and an increasing deposit base nearing 35,000, signaling solid financial condition in Brunswick Georgia.
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Brunswick Bank and Trust Company
Brunswick, Ga
Georgia Supreme Court Sets Criminal Brief Filing Rule
Supreme Court of Georgia on Monday July 8 1901 orders all criminal cases set for argument on the 6th instant to be argued by briefs filed in the clerk’s office by 9:00 am that day. Cases lacking plaintiff to error briefs or with unpaid costs will be dismissed. On the first Monday in October next reargument may be requested. Criminal docket closed. new cases returnable to next term and heard on the third Monday in October.
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Supreme Court of Georgia
Record of Kansas Heat Sparks Famine Fears Across State
Topeka July 8 unprecedented Kansas heat drives readings to 108 in Marysville and 106 at Fort Scott as corn crops fail and hay prices soar. Authorities warn of a possible famine in animal feed unless rain comes within days while a hot wave grips Pierre and New York records. The scene shifts to Christian Endeavor events with speeches on faith and civic duty, urging youth to engage in politics and service.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Marysville
Fort Scott
Pierre
G. D
Fire Wipes Out Fifteen Thousand Acres of Wheat
Great Bend Kansas reports a vast blaze consuming about 15 000 acres of wheat after an unknown man discarded a cigar into dry stubble. Fire crews and residents fought the flames without success until late evening. most of the loss is stock and estimated at thousands of bushels.
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Great Bend
Kans
Saloon Reform Promises Liberty for Sober Citizens
A speech argues for reform to curb saloon influence, claiming it secures personal liberty for industrious, sober citizens. It contends the measure enlists universal forces for reform and will compel hidden opponents to reveal themselves. Tomorrow features denominal conferences, evangelical services, and church meetings.
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Nce
Low Rate Excursion Tickets to Buffalo and East
Tickets are on sale to Buffalo for the Pan American exposition at low rates and to eastern cities this summer. Choose all rail or Savannah and steamer routes. For full rates, schedules, and steamers from Savannah, contact Central of Georgia Railway or W H. Foes, 46 Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Gentral of Georgia
Savan
Nes
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Savannah
Central of Georgia
W H. Foes
T. P
Wall Street
Atlanta, Ga
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Cray
Mr. Locke
Cemen
Christian Endeavorers
Scone
Great
Wis
EL Sheldon
Mr. Dison
Endeavorer
Mr. Kirbye
Charleston
J. Edward Kirbye
D. C
Christian Endeavor
Miss Hollingsworth II
Misa Ida Hollingsworth
Kirkwood Avenue
Miss Hollingsworth
Oak Branch Fair Association
Joseph Woodruff
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Greater
R V. Hunter
Indianapolis
William H. Penhailegon
Decatur, Tit
Harward
Richard W. Lewis
Denver
Thig
America
Republic
Micru
Motvaragatte
Ettan Orcestor
Sheldon
Christian Gassionaries
Times
Jally Paner
Christian Endeavor Organization
FP. S. Henson
Dixon
Frank Dixon
Hartford
Conn
Willai le Me
Daniel Brosses
Whitehall St
Decatur St
Bregera
Raok
Abu Hise
Feague
Scas
ORIA
Sandy Gatranatic
C. C
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LRG
Bervee
Tha Burungen
St. Louis
St Louis
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Burlington
Rockies
Bery Low Col
Godale Suau
Scenic
Colorado
Pryor A
L. W. Wakeley
J. N. Merrill
Hing Hardware Co
Wegro
New Orleans
Red River
George Waslff
H.W. Wanen
Lipp
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Georgia Soap Co
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