Japan and Russia pledge peace and railway ties in Manchuria
Washington July 12 The text of the Japan Russia peace convention signed July 4 at St Petersburg is released It commits the two powers to friendly cooperation to develop railways and commerce in Manchuria and to maintain the status quo while consulting on any changes The note and ambassadors statements emphasize a pledge of stability in the Far East not aimed at China or any other power
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Far East
Manchuria
Washington
Japan
Russia
St Petersburg
Ruada
Mald Rat Nel Fe
Hocow
Ruarla
China
Rnasta
Artie
State Department
Rosen
Riaslan
Drabassador
Uchida
Caldwall
W. B Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticello
Delightful Weather at Wrightsville Beach Seaboard Round Trip
Captain Charles Spencer of Lexington drowned in the Tuckasegee River while boating near Swain county. He was a mathematics professor at Woodbury Forest school. The boat capsized after hitting a rock. all other occupants escaped. The report notes a separate voyage deal of $10 round trip on Thursdays by Seaboard.
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Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Spencer
Asheville
Swain County
Charles Spencer
Lexington
Woodbury Forest
Tuckaslegan
Roosevelt Dons Fight for Direct Nomination in New York
Roosevelt and Governor Hughes conferred at Sagamore Hill in a late night session on direct nominating reform. Roosevelt signaled a fight for direct nominations and met with speaker Wadworth and Woodruff, while Governor Hughes discussed strategy for the Republican platform at the state convention.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Oyater Bay
Theodore’ Rossavelt
B.hughes
Ernor
New York
Sagamore Hui
Col. Roosevelt
Alrect Primatias
Col
Timothy L. Woodrum
Republican State Committee
Roosevelts
J. A. Wadaworth
Woodruff
Housevelt
New Jersey
Saga&shore Hill
New Yorke
Athens District Conference Opens in Washington Church
The Athens district conference met in Washington Ga at the new church edifice with Bishop Morrison to dedicate it soon. Ray W L Pierce presided and A B Baners served as secretary. The opening sermon was by J W M Morris who marks his ninetieth birthday this week.
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Washington
Morrison
Athens
Ray
W. L. Pierce
A. B. Baniers
Reva
H. Mashburn
Madison
H. J. Enis
Union Point
H. W. Joiner
Greensboro
M. H. Bakes
Mesnra
J. A. Moss
Tignal
W. Thompson
J. W. M. Morris
M. L. Troutman
J. Sears
Fey
M. J. Cofer
Atlanta
F. C. Grogan
Grace Church
Merchants Warehouse Buys Morris Interests
The Merchants' Warehouse Company has purchased the intar mate of the Morris Transfer and Storage Company and will run the future operations in connection with their present facilities. The Morris Transfer and Storage Company has for twenty years been one of the most reputable and influential enterprises of this nature in the city.
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Merchants’ Warehouse Company
Morris Tranafer and Storage Company
Comncation
Dirtiest Milk in the World Exposed in Chicago
Chicago July 18 a wild commission report says Chicago milk is the dirtiest in the world endangering the health of thousands. The commission led by the mayor's office found no gains from concealment and urges truth and reform to remedy conditions.
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Chicago
Kaiser Denies Meddling in Nicaragua Affairs
Berlin reports Germany has not taken a stand against the United States in Central and South American matters and denies any statement restricting U S supervision of diplomatic ties. The note explains Emperor William’s letter to Madriz was a formal acknowledgment and rejects German intervention promises.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
Central
South America
Nicaragua
Washingtong
United Stateau
Foreign Office
America
Ralner
Madr
William
Tr. Madriz
Wolses
Madrix
Southern Mills Curtail Output This Summer
Reports at Spartanburg show 3,622,009 of 3,711,000 spindles in the Southern Circling Cotton Manufacturers Association to be idle at times in July and August, reducing output by about 2,590,000 pieces of cloth. In St Augustine, Mickler brothers clash. one allegedly fatally injures the other in a plaza dispute amid mystery and possible romance.
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Spartanburg, & C
Augustine
Fla
Georgia Shriners establish third Al Sihah Temple in Macon
Nobles from across Georgia gathered in Macon July 13 to institute Al Sihah Temple, the state’s third Shriners temple. A ceremonial parade and Arab patrol showcased the new institution, followed by a traditional banquet at the Crown House. Delegations from Atlanta and other towns joined the event.
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Georgia
Macon
Brown House
State of
Barboune
Walter ” Chapman
Pellea
McAllister
Steed
Wedemeyer
E. A. Cutts
Aleo Temple
Sayennah
al Sihah
Glesnn Toole
Araab
Vn of
al Sthah
al Sihan
Yarnab
al Bihar
Vivery Shriner
Crown House
al Blhah
al Sihab
At- Janta
Atlanta
Longlived New Orleans socialite Sarah Murphy Robley dies
New Orleans July 11 Mrs Sarah Murphy Robley aged 100 oldest resident of New Orleans died at her home this afternoon. Her father Captain Murphy was a British army officer. The family came from New York in 1482 and benefited from Aaron Burr to reach the city. She married a wealthy local and played a prominent role in social life, including during Hawler occupation when she helped seize Confederate property.
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New Orleans
Sarah Murphy Robley
Captain Murphy
New York
Aaron Burr
Murphys
Mra. Robley
Hare
New Orleana
Genars Hutler
Robiau
Leonidas Peik
Herrmann Chosen Exalted Ruler by Elks Assembly
Detroit announces Herrmann of Cincinnati was elected grand exalted ruler at the largest grand lodge meeting of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Edward Leach of New York and P. P. Shields of Clarksburg were reelected as grand treasurer and grand secretary respectively. Fred C. Robinson of Dubuque was reelected grand secretary amid a sharp contest with rivals Port Huron and Grand Rapids. The vote was the largest ever cast for an Elks officer.
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Detroit
Mich
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elka
Edward Leach
New York
Grand Treegurer
P. P. Shields
Clarksburg
W. Va
Grand Turer
Fred C. Robinson
Dubuque
Town
Fred ©. Robinson
David McArdon
Port Huron
Rich
George D. Bostick
Grand Rapids
Order
Wen
Death notices from Wilmington and Atlanta areas
Mrs. Orrell of Wilmington dies at home while Mrs. Laura Doxey dies at 25 West Georgia Avenue. Funeral plans for Doxey pending, with arrival of Henry Helmer from Atlantic affecting interment location. Other notices mention Mrs. F. B. Spink of Austell and surviving relatives including Forest, Bernard G and William.
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Laura H. Doxey
Laura Hellyer Doxey
West Georgia Avenue
John Doxey
Jersey City
Henry Hellmer
Mra Doxey
Atlant
Halim
Atlanta
Unpaid Census Interrogation Points Draw Protest
Rockland county man William G. Grant writes Census Supervisor James Kilby complaining that his small payment for service as an interrogation point during March and April remains delayed. He asks Congress to speed the allowance, noting personal plans and bills, and even suggests sending 2-cent stamps if needed.
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Sam
William G. Grant
Rockland County
James Kilby
Kilby
Anya
Halley
Theodora
Agafo
Nyack
Cummins to Fight for Insurgents in Wisconsin Campaign
Des Moines July 12 Senator Albert B Cumming announced he will enter the Wisconsin campaign to support Senator La Follettes He will then speak in Indiana for Senator Beveridge and later go to Washington to assist Congressman Poindexter in his bid for the Senate. Dana Bragg Concern in Court in Macon Ga July 12 Special One petition of creditors against the Dane Bragg Stationery Company Judge Speer referred bankruptcy proceeding to Alexander ProudAt for hearing July 16 to decide if the firm is solvent or has committed acts of bankruptcy.
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Dr. Hathaway & Co
Ajanta
Thin Ciy
Ahronia
By Mall
Togan
Kathawati CO
Inman
Arend Bt
Atlonta
Cummins
Des Moines
Iowa
Albert B. Cumming
Wisconsin
la Folletts
Indiana
Beveridge
Washington
Poindexter
Macon
Dane - Bragg Stationery Company
Speer
Alexander ProudAt
The Refinement of Assurance in Harper’s Weekly
A brief Harper’s Weekly excerpt contrasts a busy business man with a familiar caller, noting a light hearted remark about a minor oversight of 28. The dialogue hints at social manners and casual conversation in a refined urban setting.
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Harper's Weekly
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Imerchants
Morris Interests
Arenotch Evanstost
Butsestors
Ter Chana
Peabody & Qompeny
Kaiser
Central and South America
Madriz
Southern Mills
AL Sihar
Shriners of Georgia
Thia
Starr
W. W. Hertz
Firat Neutenant
P. Fi. Findlay
Montesant
Bihan
Post
Gereal
LTD
Battle Crock, Mign
Sarah Murphy Robiey
Eady
Ford
San Jose
Cal
Tanforan
N. Y
Destroit
Minnesota State Line
Mocklip Beach
Wash
Seattle Auto Club
Peachtree Street
Orrell
Wilmington
N. C
Norwood Orrell
Mian
Jonnie Eva Crane
James HL .Allensworth
C. P. Taylor
F. B. Spink
Austell
Shere
Forest
Caus R
Bernard G
Wiliam
Uncle Sam
Furnace
Congress
Buenos Ayres
Dana-Bragg
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