Riot Calls Spark Patrol to Kellogg Plant Clash
Riot plans by Kellogg Switchboard Company strikers draw police to Clark's restaurant at Bond and Superior as crowds gather. Two arrests made. mayor orders crowd away. threat of arrest for interference. Rain slows mob action, a broken streetcar window incident occurs near Taylor and Hermitage as police intervene.
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Greveland
Clark's
Bond
Superior
Walters
Tne
Chicago
Kellogg Switchboard Company
Harrieon
Pwil
Moba
Kellogg
Taylor Street
Hermitage Avenue
Kellogg Company
Negro convicted of murder in Cartersville case
Bob Middlebrooks the negro who shot Bailiff Robert Reed while resisting arrest in Adairsville on June 27 was found guilty of murder in superior court and sentenced to hang on Friday October 14. The defendant claimed intoxication and ignorance of the shooting as his granddaughter testified about shell purchases and the alleged warrant.
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Middlebrooks
Reed
Cartersville
Bob Middlebrooks
Robert Reed
Adairsville
Russia Declines to Receive Jewish Petition in Kishinev Row
Washington July 17 The secretary of state says the petition to Russia over Jewish conditions is closed. A letter to Mr Riddle explained the Russian government refused to receive or consider the petition. President Roosevelt indicated no further action would be taken, and the incident is regarded as closed.
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Washimgton
Russia
State Department
Riddle
United States
St Petersburg
Foreign Office
Hayso
Bnal Brith Committee
Fac
Is Ag
Ruesian
Oyster Bay
Leon Levy
Simon Wolf
Oscar & Strausa
Department of State
Washington
Kishinev
Spain
Messrs Atrauss, Wolff and Levy
Sirs
John Hay
Roosevelt
Kish
Hay
Era Department
Be Cool and You'll Be Happy Ad Copy
Light and thin clothing is promoted as protective summer wear. The copy claims the business minimizes risk for customers and emphasizes comfort, with twenty one defending pocketbooks at stake in every stitch of these garments.
Inexpensive Straw and Summer Accessories Sale
A local catalog lists straw hats from 1.50 to 4.00 with palm and Porto Rico styles at 3.00 and 4.00. Panamas 7.50 to 15. Neckwear up to 1.50. Bathing suits 3.50, boys 0.75 to 1.25. Underwear up to 4.00 per garment. Oxfords low shoes 3.50 to 6. Negligee shirts 3.50 to 7. Trousers light wool crash 4.50 to 5. White flannel trousers 5. Blue or black Serge coats 3.50 to 5.50. Black Alpaca coats 3 to 3.50. Washable waistcoats up to 4.00.
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Palm
Porto Rico
Panamas
Georgia names on Jew petition sparks wide signers list
Long list of notable signers to a petition against the Kishinef massacre includes U S senators Platt and Money governors Terrell and Montague judges Peckham Herrick Chester and Chief Justice McSherry. many congressmen mayors city officers and clergy appear among over fifty cities. Leon N Levi comments on Secretary Hay’s action and the petition’s impact on Russia and U S relations.
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New York
Thomas Co. Platt
Money
Mississippi
Terrell
Georgia
Montague
Virginia
Jerks
Alabama
Longino
Missiissippi
Peckham, Herrick and Chester
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
McSherry
United States
W Packett
Henry C Niles
W F Stevens
Gallagher
Texas
Burke
Albany
Galloway
Congress
Low
Harrison
Chicago
Carl Schurz
Willam P Hornblower
Jerome
Rives
Grout
General Traces
Edward M. Shepard
August Belmont
Jacob H Schiff
Paul D Cravath
James Stillman
Judge Blandford Honor: Columbus Bar Pays Tribute
Memorial services were held for late Judge Mark A Blandford by the Columbus bar with a committee led by Thomas W Grimen summarizing his career. The report praised his brilliance and judicial ability, and court was adjourned until July 30 out of respect. Prominent local lawyers delivered tributes to Blandford, a longtime Columbus bar leader and late Georgia Supreme Court member.
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Columbus Bar
Columbus
Mark A Blandford
Thomas W. Grimen
Blandford
Blendford
Supreme Court
State of
Georgia
Missing New York Man May Be In Georgia Town
Friends of J K Russell secretary of Journal and Burlham company Brooklyn report telegrams dated Milledgeville Georgia claiming he would return home Monday. His wife Mira Russell doubts the messages are from him and notes the Milledgeville postoffice list lacks a Milledgeville Texas entry.
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New York
Georgia Town
J. K. Russell
Journal and Burlham Company
Brooklyn
Milledgeville
Russell
Mira
Russel
Uida
Nam Milledgeville
Texan
Georgie
Korea Pushes Port Opening Amid Russian Ties
The Korean minister urges China to authorize opening of Wiju in Korea to foreign trade as mutual defense against Russia. Beijing hints China’s consent required by old treaty, while US pressure and Japanese suspicion imply Russia aims to gain a foothold via Manchuria and Yalu river trade.
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Pekin
Prince Ching
Foreign Office
Seoul
Korea
Whju
Japan
St. Washington
Wiju
China
Yalu
Ta Tung Kao
Manchuria
Russia
United States
Constitution Beats Reliance In New York Yacht Club Cruise
The Constitution wins the Glen Cove to New Haven cruise against Reliance by 1 minute 18 seconds after finishing ahead despite Reliance briefly leading by over a mile. The unofficial time allowance places the Belmont boat about three seconds off the correct result.
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New Haven
Conn
Reliance
Constitution
New York Yacht Club
Glencove
Belmont
A Turkish Texan at the Casino Ends Parsons Run
Today the Casino hosts matinee and night showings marking the farewell of the George Parsons company in the vaudeville comedy A Turkish Texan. The venue promises a six act bill from top vaudeville families with stars of recent tours and Wells circuit stops. Performers Mitchell and Cain Exler and Webb the S%ch modes Howard Lloyd Lilian Lyilan Emelie Benner contribute pieces to the lineup.
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Casino
George Parsons
Thera
Park
Wells
Mitchell and Cain
Cattona
Exler and Webb
Howard Lloyd
Lilian Lyilan
Emelie Benner
Deaths in Dalton and Greenville Including Mrs Lamon and Miss Williams
Mortuary notices report the death of C H Snow a prominent Dalton citizen and Western Union manager at his home in Dalton Georgia Funeral planned at First Baptist Church with West Hill cemetery interment Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Mary Matilda Lamon of Assumbia aged 71 from apoplexy and Miss Olivia Vo Williams daughter of Dr Charles Williams once editor of The Christian Advocate with arrangements to Georgetown for burial
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C. BH. Snow
Dalton
C H. Snow
Snow
Auarter
Western Union Telegraph Company
First Baptist Church
Mr. Snow
Eufaule
Ale
Leon Scott
Assumbua
Mary Matilda Lamon
Episcopal Church
Olivia Williams
Greenville
Olivia Vo Wiilsme
Charles Williams
Georgetown
Woolf Ida P Woolf funeral today at residence
Friends and relatives of Captain and Mrs Winfield Woolf and Mr and Mrs F H Askew are requested to attend the funeral of Ida P Woolf at the residence 273 Hanalon street today at 1 pm interment will be Sunday Newhan ni
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Bob
Czar
Montgomery
Ala
Starke
Alex Means
Montgomery County
Richmond
Fulton
Bellard
Muse
Whitehall
Gov. Terrell
Alahama
Leon M. Levi
Leon N Levi
Haye
Associated Press
Hays
Judge
Prin Ee
Rae
Ching
Mortuary
Verona
Davenport
Meno
Leatherman & Bentley
Atlanta
Dr. Leather
Francis Solutus
Fulton County
J. A. E. Means
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