Denver Man Confesses to Multiple Assaults and Double Murder
Denver police report Christian Jensen, detained after a dramatic arrest, confessed to murdering Mrs. Armenia A. Bulis on a lonely road near the city limits and assaulting 14 year old Jessie Kinport at her home. Authorities deem him demented and suspect he attacked other women. A mob gathered and Jensen was moved to Colorado Springs for safety.
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Million Yanker Watches: London Orders Ingersoll Firm
New York factory eyes record order as London cables a $1,000,000 watch contract to Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro. The message notes a massive purchase of Ingersoll dollar watches and references celebrations of the Glorious Fourth.
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CRACK YACHTS IN HARBOR INDEPENDENCE STILL UNDISMAYED
Newport July 9 Managers and crew of the Independence remain hopeful despite a weak showing in light winds. They expect better conditions tomorrow to redeem the sloop. Duncan says Constitution had weather advantage and doubts Columbia could beat it by such margins. He believes the Independence fate is undetermined until stronger winds.
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Newport
R. I
Preacher Dillon Beaten by Edinburg Mayor
Rev. T M Dillon editor of The Rochester Item was attacked by Mayor Vigal in Edinburg after publishing a column calling the mayor un-American ungentlemanly un-Christian and insane. Vigal assaulted him with a cane, was fined three dollars and costs.
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T. M. Dillon
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Rochester Item
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Stuart's Gin and Buchu Sanitize Kidney Ailments Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Gin and Buchu as the sole cure for diseased kidneys and bladder issues. It lists symptoms such as dark circles, sallow skin, headaches, back pain, cloudy urine, and frequent urination, claiming Bright's disease may follow if untreated. The ad promises vigor and red blood, offers free advice, and cites Stuart Drug Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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White to resign next year after son's death
United States Ambassador Andrew D. White plans to resign when he reaches seventy, a decision made before news of his son's death. He is staying at Sassnitz in the Baltic and is greatly shocked by the loss. Mrs. White has withheld the news to avoid startling him.
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Liberals Confident in Campbell Bannerman at Reform Club Meeting
A July London Reform Club gathering of Liberals led by Campbell Bannerman voted confidence in him as leader of the opposition. Attendees included Liberal Imperialists led by Asquith and Harcourt who pressed for amnesty in settlement and a victorious end to the war, while remaining wary of anti national policy. The event was orderly and aimed to clear the air.
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London
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House of Commons
Reform Club
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Kruger
Henry
Spain in Senate Duke of Tetuan Attacks Liberal G overnment
In Madrid on July 9 the Duke of Tetuan a former foreign minister told the senate the current government cannot guarantee the nation's integrity. He blamed the Iberals for disasters and faulted the conservatives for delaying US intervention in Cuba and blocking land sales. He cited Weyler's recall as a liberal error. The speech was to continue.
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No Tariff Combine Likely Europe Won't Begin Trade War
Berlin says no general European trade alliance against the United States is possible due to Germany's extensive trade relations. Vienna reports practical negotiations among Russia Austria and Germany on a European commercial combine. Count von Buelow's rumored St Petersburg visit linked to the alliance.
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Delly Express
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Fierce Labor Riot in Seville Ends in Cavalry Subduing Mob
In Seville, Spain, July riots erupted as workmen clashed with gendarmes after refusals to disperse. A workman was arrested, comrades hurled cobblestones injuring five officers, gunfire followed with several people hit. Women joined the disturbance. the prefect was stoned before cavalry dispersed the crowd.
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Seville
Spain
Danish Prince Plans U.S. Visit by Yacht in 1992
Copenhagen reports Prince Christian eldest son of the crown prince intends to visit the United States aboard his yacht in spring 1992 unless the king’s age accelerates the crown prince’s accession. Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark also consider a 1902 America trip.
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Denmark
America
Great Heat Sweeps Western Europe Reported Prostrations
Heat extends from Spain to Scandinavia with numerous prostrations across the region. Paris reports many cases and Copenhagen notes twenty deaths attributed to the heat yesterday.
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Europe
Spain
Scandinavia
Paris
Copenhagen
German Exports to United States Top Nearly $100 Million
Berlin reports German exports including Dresden to the United States for the fiscal year ending March 31 totaling 99 887 018 dollars, up 1 074 864 from the prior year. Royal dinner invitation extended to Hartford and Enterprise commanders in Copenhagen. Boer generals conference noted at a Bloemfontein point. Former congressman William H Stone dies at Astoria Park New Jersey at age 71.
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DeWet
Uniform Teams of Office Convention Meets Today
Chiefs of Police sheriffs and clerks gather in Columbus for three day state convention. Atlanta will be represented by Sheriff John W Nelms, Clerk Arnold Broyles, and Clerk Thomas H Jeffries. Delegates plan to push for four year terms for all county officers and to defend the current fee based operating system. Events include a steamboat excursion, banquet, trolley ride, and park amusements.
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State Convention of Chiefs of Police
Columbus
John W. Nelms
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Thomas H. Jeffries
J. H. Lumpkin
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Hoe
Neéling
Chattahoochee River
Rankin House
Miss Pamelia Griggs Dies After Illness in Atlanta
Miss Pamelia Louise Griggs daughter of Mrs M E Grigs died peacefully at 10 30 am after a several months illness. Once famed as a beauty and brilliant young woman she was the idolized sister of Lemor W Griggs Mamie and Jula Griggs and niece of Mary and Felicia Goodwin. Funeral from 710 South Pryor Street this afternoon at 4 80 o'clock with interment at Westview Cemetery.
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M. E. Grigs
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Mamie
Jula Griggs
Mary
Felicia Goodwin
South Pryor Street
Westview Cemetery
Prominent Tech Student J Collier Cooper Dies at 20
J Collier Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Cooper of 01 Washington street died yesterday morning at the Elkin Cooper sanitarium after a three week illness from typhoid fever. He was a Tech textile student and a leading Kappa Alpha member. Funeral services were held at the residence and the body sent to Forsyth for burial. Dr W W Landrum praised his character and potential as the community mourns the loss.
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Charles Andrews
Arthur Jones
Ben Lee Crew
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First Baptist Church
Atlanta Journal
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Many Residences Soon to Be Built in Atlanta
The Atlanta building surge includes numerous new residences in progress on Peachtree Place Booth Pryor Street Juniper Street and Whitehall Street. Homes range from 4000 to 10000 plus costs, with architects G L Norrman W F Denny Bleckley Tyler and others. Several blocks including the Markham house and university buildings at Athens are noted, with heavy activity in Inman Park and the Whitehall store remodels featuring mahogany fixtures and a glass dome.
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Leon Lewman
Peachtree Place
Joseph Nash
Spring
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G. I. Norrman
Moreland Speer
Booth Pryor Street
Glenn
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Juniper Street
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Athens
Ing
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West Peachtree
Fifth
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Peachtree Street
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T. B. Black
Peachtree
Fourteenth
M_ RR
Emmone
W. H. Kriegshober
Inman Park
Mater & Berkele
Whitehall Street
Political and Personal at the State Capitol
Georgia editor grid with Captain Wright to attend Pan American exposition and Georgia Day. Attends on resources and industry address. Attorney General Terrell unable to travel due to work. State smallpox outbreak in Brinson prompts 200 vaccine doses ordered. Senator Clay rests after Washington duties. American Fire Insurance withdraws from Georgia. claims settled. Hartford reinsures. Fifth regiment encampment plans in Dalton. 250 to 400 men possible. Officials scattered: Eason ill in McRae, Partin in Savannah, Cook at home, Glenn in Detroit. O V camp meeting Monday at capitol.
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Adty
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Supreme Court
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Decatur County
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Lambridge
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Connecticut
Dalton
Park Woodward
Ford to Join Tech Faculty as Professor of Physics
Professor Arthur H. Ford has been elected professor of physics and electrical engineering at the Georgia School of Technology. He replaces Professor BR. F. Scattergood who resigned due to ill health. Ford, previously in charge of the same department at the University of Colorado, Boulder, recently consulted with President Hall about the new post.
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Georgia School of Technology
BR. F. Scattergood
Ford
University of Colorado
Boulder
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Appointment at University of Wisconsin School of Technology
A graduate of the University of Wisconsin electric engineering program, with postgraduate study at Wisconsin and Columbia, joins the School of Technology after three years in industry. Endorsed by department heads for both practical and theoretical strengths, he will lead the electrical department in the new building when Professor Ward arrives in September.
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New York
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School of Technology
Crocker
Columbia
Ward
Remarkable white coon in Atlanta sparks curiosity
A Chicago man, R P Spaulding, told Atlanta friends how he captured a pure white coon in a city yard near Lincoln Park. The animal, kept under a plank, was sent to Lincoln Park menagerie as the park claims the only white coon of its kind. The story questions how a white or any coon ended up in Chicago's heart. Hotel clerks joke about reading registers upside down as Georgia lawmakers visit. Various Georgians, including Congressman Livingston and Hamiliton McWhorter, stay at local hotels.
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R. P. Spaulding
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Georgia
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Why a Woman is Why a Woman is How st would men fly to wo man's sid
A fragmented blurb discusses women's intrapersonal needs and the notion that men cannot fully grasp female troubles. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy and cites a Mrs. Chappell from Grant Peak NL, speaking from experience. The second fragment quotes a man returning from New York describing heat in Atlanta as cooler than expected.
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Grant Perk, NL
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
New York
Atlanta
Two More Heavily Fined In Acton Boy Stoning Case
The last two of six youths who assaulted Dr Acton's sons on Sunday were tried by Recorder. Louis Kocher and Will Ray admitted being in the crowd but not throwing stones. Each was fined $25.75. The incident followed the escort of a young lady home.
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Louis Kocher
Will Ray
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The Battery Park Resort at Asheville North Carolina
The Battery Park in Asheville is praised as the nation’s most charming summer resort hotel. It stays popular due to cool climate picturesque setting excellent service and agreeable guests. The article touts easy rail connections to Atlanta Macon Charleston Augusta and other cities for breakfast.
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Atlanta
Macon
Charleston
Augusta
Ghoste I Have Known by John Kendrick Bangs
A reading pick for a lazy day features Ghoste I Have Known by John Kendrick Bangs. Joan M. Miller sells the work at 10 Marietta Street.
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Joan M. Miller
Marietta Street
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