Governor Higgins to Meet Roosevelt Over GOP State Crisis
Governor Higging indicated a conference with President Roosevelt later this week to discuss the Republican party dispute in the state. He declined to reveal attendees or discuss direct details, saying no public notice existed of any embargo or mail delay affecting Oyster Bay. Lemuel E Quigg recalled Odell and Platt talks with no agreement on Odell stepping down as state chairman.
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Leany
Roosevelt
Republian
New York City
Oyster Bay
United States
Lemuel E Quigg
County Republican Committee
Odell
Platt
Odell Phould
Weekly Editors Open Convention Opens in Hartwell GA
Former Georgian fatally injured as ceremonies of welcome occur for delegates. Walter Coleman hints at reelection but may face standing opposition. Hartwell hosts baseball, barbecue, and a strong address by Jon Samuel Dunlap. Captain William Yates of the Fourteenth Cavalry dies from skull fracture after horse incident at Boise barracks. He was West Point class of 1893 and a sharpshooter honoree.
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Hartwell
Walter Coleman
Astoration
Walter Hodges
John N Holder
Hartnec
Royston
Hodges Park
Henson Street
Sheriff Callaway
Jon Samuel ¢. Dunlap
West Point
Boise
Idaho
Wiliam Yates
Fourteenth Cavalry
Boise Barracks
Yates
Georgia
Dr Cascaret Pocket Size Cure for Indigestion
An advertisement claims Dr Cascaret cures constipation and indigestion by stimulating bowel muscles without griping or purging. It promises quick relief from heartburn sour stomach and related pains, notes lifestyle triggers, and sells a six tablet box for ten cents, stamped COO. Sterling Remedy Company.
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Cascaret
Dr. Cascaret
Sterling Remedy Company
Tobacco Probing Nears End Indictment Not Expected
Nashville July 17 federal grand jury investigating the alleged tobacco trust to be discharged by Judge Lurton tomorrow morning. Investigation began July 6 with many witnesses from Tennessee and Kentucky. Probabilities favor no indictments, though officials say findings may aid broader prosecutions of the alleged combine. Taft Levy and Grose vanor aided by special counsel. Taft represented the government in the Iberica trust case.
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Nashville
Tenn
G Rand
Lurton
United States Circuit Court
Tennessee
Kentucky
Trig
Department of Justice
Henry W Taft
Felix R. Levy
Edwin M. Groavanor
New York
Naserated
Tillman
Howell Club Grows Fast After Fitzgerald Speech
At Fitzgerald Georgia on July 17 a Howell club formed with over 200 members and expected to triple or quadruple as the community is canvassed. Supporters of Hoke Smith stay quiet since his speech. Colonel Estill has a following but no organized club yet.
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Fitzgerald
Howell
Hoke Smith
Elks Officers Elected at Denver Convention
Be nevolent and Protective Order of Elks elects new leadership as Judge Henry Melvin of Oakland wins unanimously as grand exalted ruler. Nominees include R J Quierser of Zanesville, William M Maher of Denver, and Fred Robinson of Dubuque for key offices with several others listed as candidates.
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Denver
Henry Melvin
Oakland
Cal
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Hardland
Montana
R. J. Quierser
Zanesville
Ohio
William M Maher
Knightwood
McClean
Pittsburg
D. Q. Westberry
Booth Beni
Ind
Fred Robinson
P Dubuque
J. Wk, Teurter
Charlerel
Grand Tyler
Bayard Gravy
Lafayette
W. H. Haviland
Butte, Mont
Walter Bishop Killed While Sleeping On Train Track
Dawson Georgia July 17 Walter Bishop a local man was fatally struck by a passenger train on the Central railroad near the Seaboard Air Line junction. The body was crushed. an inquest found no criminal action by railroad workers. He is described as likely intoxicated and asleep on the track.
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Walter Bishop
Dawson
Central Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Central Road
Assassin Identified in Koseloff Slaying at Peterhof
The Peterhof murder of General Koseloff last Saturday reveals the killer as a lieutenant in a vowed to kill General Tropoff and thirteen others. The assassin was selected by lot within the organization, with members sworn to carry out the deaths.
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Koseloff
Lot
Tropoff
St.ePtersburg
Peterhof
Tropoft
Prince Putiatin
Evum
Tot
Anniston Judge Announces Secretary Candidacy
Anniston Ala July 17 Special Judge A F McGhee announced his candidacy for secretary of state. A successful lawyer, he is a former brigadier general of the Confederate veterans and a past grand master of Alabama Odd Fellows.
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Anniston
Ala
A. F McGhee
Nng
The
Confederate Veterans
Odd Fellowe of
Alabama
Self reliance as essay and business requirement
A compact note contrasts Emersonian self reliance as literature with practical business needs. It argues reading alone cannot provide success and emphasizes eating rightly as a path to achievement, urging readers to pursue tangible actions rather than theory.
Apitezo cereal claim promises health benefits
An advertisement extols Apitezo as a cereal with vegetable iron and balanced nutrients that boosts blood, energy, and overall health for all ages. It recommends trying it with cream for a month before switching to another product.
Winder Citizens Denounce Journal Story as Untrue
Winder Georgia citizens deny The Atlanta Journal report on the Winder Hoke Smith Club stating that a July 14 1906 meeting organized in Winder existed. Signers claim most names are from outside the city and that Russell has far more local support. no club meeting occurred.
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Winder
B. B. Russell
Atlanta Journal of
Winder Hoke Smith Club
R. B Russell
Hoke Smith Tas
Hoke Smith
Mrnor
Judge Rumell
Jackson County
Judge Russell
W. H. Toole
Winder Ravings Bank
W. H Quarterman
Winder Savings Bank
E. A .Jobna
City of
H. Sharpton
Southern Expresse Company
H P. Stanton
Winder Grocery Company
J. W Segars
W B. Suddath
R. H. Cannon
H T. Flanigan
T H Hodges
L. W. Hodges
M D
W. L Blasingame
J H Jackson
S. T. Ross
Winder Savinger Bank
Germany to stage world's fair in Berlin in 1912
Berlin plans a grand international exposition to surpass Paris and U S fairs. Berlin expects to grow into Europe’s foremost capital within six years with German thoroughness and lavish plans to host delegates from many nations. Public officials aim for a truly representative display of modern German might and progress in arts and science.
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Germany
Berlin
Paris
York
the Herald
Lipton Plans Winnipeg Meat Plant To Challenge Chicago
Winnipeg sources report Sir Thomas Lipton backed venture to establish a British flag meat packing plant in Winnipeg to seize Britain's trade lost amid American scandals. Dispatch notes Lipton planned Chicago or another American site but now prefers Winnipeg. Separate message suggests Cudahy Packing may open a Toronto Junction branch near Toronto.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Chicago
Sir Thomas Lipton
Great Britain
New York
Sir Thomas
Armour
Swift
Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Toronto Junction
Toronto
Tomb of Charlemagne Opened by Emperor's Orders
The sarcophagus of Charlemagne was opened at Kaiser Wilhelm II's request with church dignitaries and provincial officials present to inspect two relic fabrics. One fabric traces to the tenth century with elephant figures. other pieces are from the 12th century. Documents dated 1481 1483 and 1561 were found and will be photographed and returned after study in Berlin.
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Chalemagne
Emperor William's
Tx LA Chapelle
Prussia
Berlin
Fisner
Lessing
Royal Museum of Industrial Arts
William
Otto III
Lightning Strikes Terminal Cupola in Busy Station
Lightning hit the cupola at the eastern terminal approach yesterday causing a bright flash and thunder that sent passengers scrambling in the waiting rooms. The force smashed figures on the cupola, damaged plaster and terra cotta, and left debris on the asphalt as Chief Engineer Johnson inspected the site. In Macon Georgia a plan forms to create a fair circuit drawing in Jacksonville Augusta Atlanta for fall attractions.
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CC. E. Johnson
Terminal Station Company
Lightning kills man and mule at Oxford farm
Aniston Alabama July 17 lightning struck Grugemire farm near Oxford. Newman Price, colored, was killed while J Wheeler and son were badly shocked as they plowed in a barn doorway during a thunderstorm. The bolt came from a barn post as they stood in the rain.
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Anniston
Ala
Spemall
J. Wheeler and Son
Newman Price
Grugemiere Farm
Oxford
The Work of the Southern Cotton Association
The Southern Cotton Association summarizes its impact on cotton prices over two periods, noting substantial gains for Southern producers and arguing for fair prices. It stresses cautious crop expectations for 1906 07, cites expert estimates, and invites plans for a meeting at Hot Springs Arkansas with multiple regional presidents signing the call.
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Southern Cotton Association
South
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Cotton
Mississippi Valley
New York
Liverpool
Southern
Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Atlanta, Ga
C. Moore
N. C
FE. D. Saurix
S. C
M. L. Johnson
W. H. Seymour
Ala
Southern Cotton Ass
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Cunliffe, Dobson & Co
Chateau Montot
St. Julien
Santernes
Haute Santernes
Medoe
J. H. Oppenheim
East Alabama
Atlanta
Oruse & Fils Freres
Roosevelt Higgins
Captain Yates
Flace
Johnson
Macon
FR. C. Hazlehurst
Elderman
Malcolm Jones
Mack Corbett
Floyd Rifles
North F Ishlands Park
Loyd Rifles
Champ Drew
Bradford
England
BIG Howell Club
Hie
Elks’ Officers
McGhee
Seka
Jackson
Walton and Gwinnett
Tn Hoke Smith
Lipton
Charlemagne
Kaiser
Afacon
Jacksonville
Augveta
Bolt
Negro
Waiter Chie
Spring Street Bridge
Braswell
Bible Fall
Vineville
Cotton Journal
Nawe
Business County
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