Roosevelt hosts scholars and officials at Oyster Bay luncheon
President Roosevelt entertained at luncheon with Cornell president Schurmann and Columbia’s M Butler, plus civic reformer F M Goddard and George Graham of Albany. They discussed the Philippine situation ahead of Schurmanns August Chautauqua address. Moody expected to visit Sagamore Hill. Senator Mart to meet on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Jacob G. Schurmann
Cornell University
M. Butler
Columbia University
F. M. Goddard
New York
George Edward Graham
Albany
Schurmann
Chautauqua
Congress
T. B. M. Addis
City Municipal Association of Philadelphia
Association
Willam McCoach
First District of Pennsylvania
C. J. McConnell
United States Navy
William H. Moody
Navy
Sagamore Oil
Aiart
France in an Inferment over Religious Law Sequel
Fresh disturbances in Paris over enforcement of the law on unauthorized congregations led to hundreds of arrests, clashes near churches, and police cordons. Demonstrations supported nuns and schools, while nationalists and clericals urged protests. provincial riots and guard actions occurred. The government defends Combes stance amid debate on the law’s wording and school closures.
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Paris
Pantheon
Ternes
Paghesi
Conti
Cafe de Musee de Cluny
Combes
M Ferry
Sisters of St ‘Vincent de Paul
Lath
St. Michel
Low Hates Week End Rail Fares To Southern Resorts
Southern Railway offers weekend round trip tickets from Atlanta for Saturday and Sunday travel to multiple resorts at low rates. Fares include Athens 2.20, Austell 0.50, Chamblee 0.40, Buford 1.10, Chattahoochee 0.26, Clarkesville 2.86, Elberton 3.20, Duluth 1.72, Gainesville 1.60, Indian Spring 2.00, Lithia Springs 0.60, Mount Airy 2.40, Nickajack 0.40, Dalton 0.93, Lookout Mountain 3.60, Meansville 1.10, Norcross 0.00, Powder Springs 0.70, Strickland Springs 0.50, Toccoa 2.00, Tallapoosa 2.00, Tallulah Falls 3.30, Warm Springs 2.25, Palms 1.00, St Simon 6.00, Cumberland Island 6.00, Atlantic Beach 6.90. Cumberland Island, St Simon, Atlantic Beach and Isle of Palms sell for Saturday night trains only. Descriptive literature available at Kimball House city ticket office. request Summer Resorts folder.
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Southern Railway
Southern Ry
Atlanta
Athens
Austell
Chamblee
Buford
Chattahoochee
Clarkesville
Elberton
Duluth
Tée
Gainesville
Indian Spring
Lithia Springs
Mount Airy
Nickajack
Dalton
Lookout Mountain
Meansville
Norcross
Powder Springs
Strickland Springs
Toccoa
Tallapoosa
Allulah Falls
Warm Springs
Sale
Palms
St. Simon
Cumberland Island
Atlantic Beach
St Simon
Isle of Palms
City Ticket
Kimball House Corner
Buckshot Fatal to Officer Chester Ahl During Arrest
Chester Ahl deputy sheriff was killed by a man he was attempting to arrest near Perry, South Carolina. Ahl’s posse located Charlie Jeffcoat in his mother's yard. when they approached, Jeffcoat fled. Ahl was shot in the back with buckshot as he pursued. Sheriff Alderman led a large posse and hounds in pursuit later the same day.
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Load Buckshot
Chester Ahl
Columbia
Charley Jeffcoat
Perry
Aiken
Deptuty
Jeffcoat
Ahl
Alderman
Williams death sentences kept for two Ark. killers
Little Rock July 23 Governor Davis refused to commute the life imprisonment death sentences of Dave McWhirter of Van Buren and Lathe Hembree of Nashville to be hanged Friday for murder. Four other men are to be hanged in the state the same day.
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McWhirter
Hembree
Little Rock
Ark
Davis
Dave McWhirter
van Buren
Lathe Hembree
Nashville
Kaiser warned to stay at Howe
Berlin July 23. Court Chamberlain Von Morawski appeals to Emperor Wilhelm to skip a September visit to Posen to avoid Polish fanatic threats. Racial heat rises as Polish agitation strains Prussian policy and relations with Austria and Russia. Chancellor von Buelow may seek measures to curb violence while the emperor travels where duty calls him.
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Berlin
von Morawski
Wiliam
Posen
William
Chamberlain von Morawski
Austria
Russia
Galicia
Poland
Count von Buelow
Funeral of James Cockrell Near Jackson KY
The body of James Cockrell, assassinated Monday at Jackson Kentucky, was buried at 9 a.m. in the Cockrell family burying ground three miles below Jackson. The funeral was by the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. Reports from Jackson warn of potential revolutionary conflict as locals prepare for further unrest and possible martial law. A Crockrell faction member arriving in Lexington says four men fired from windows in the court room and two escaped. the faction plans restraint until law can act. A stockholders meeting of Atlanta National Bank is set for August 1 to discuss increasing capital stock.
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Lexington
Kyd
James Cockrell
Jacki
Kye
Cockrell
Jackson
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Kentucky
Clinton Wilder
Crockrell
Cocarell
Atlanta National Bank
Mississippi Democrats urged to unite for the next national contest
Allison Wells reports a July 2 Mississippi political meeting with about three thousand attendees. Hon William S. McAlister opened by reading a letter from ex Senator David B. Hill of New York and urged unity on vital issues. Hon A. J. McLaurin spoke followed by Senator H. D. Money appealing for Democratic unity.
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Mississippi
Allison Wells
Miss
William 8
McAlitter
Canton
Davi B. Hill
New York
Jefferson Jackson
Tilden
McAlister
A. J. McLaurin
H. D Money
Flood Devastates Iowa Farmland With Homes Washed Away
Reports from Clinton and Waterloo Iowa detail record floods from heavy rains. White side and Bureau counties face extensive property loss as houses topple, livestock drown, and crops vanish. Many families evacuate to hills or seek shelter with neighbors amid widespread poverty and agricultural devastation statewide.
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Clinton
Iowa
Whiteside
Bureau
Mississippi River
Hennepin Wana
Green River
Waterloo
Keokuk
Missouri
Hannibal
Quincy
Dubuque
Two Hundred Drowned in Capsized West River Steamer
A native steamer capsized on the West River in Jons Kong killing about 200 passengers. Most victims are reported to be Chinese. Rescue and salvage efforts are underway as authorities investigate the disaster and its cause.
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Jons Kong
Short Items Of Local Interest From Atlanta Papers
After a spell of cool weather Atlanta is warned of rising temperatures as a high pressure area shifts south from the middle Atlantic states drawing hot gulf air northward. The month old son of Mr and Mrs W T Donaldson in Kirkwood died last night and funeral plans will be announced. Pendleton files for voluntary bankruptcy listing liabilities of 12 647 971 with assets. John E McCland represents him. P H Adams is referee. Visitors to the General Walker monument unveiling mostly returned home. veterans dominated the attendance and General Howard and General Stewart left for other cities. The Henry W Grady Debating Club discusses whether progress is due more to government form than religion with Aronson and Cochran for the affirmative and Futrell and Moore for the negative. The Atlanta Philosophical Society meets at Good Templars hall with a language origin talk by Nellie M. Jerauld. The Ladies Auxiliary ball at Ponce de Leon springs was a success with a large crowd and satisfied organizers. Paul Cochran of Oakdale was shot in the arm by Sol Milner of Oakdale on a Southern railway platform. the cause is unknown. James Shacklearis, a Greek, was brought from Birmingham on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by Detective Newport Sanford. he allegedly sought funds to expand his business. Isham Daniel's condition remains unchanged and he rested quietly yesterday.
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Atlanta
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf
W. T Donaldson
Kirkwood
A J. Haygood
Atlanta Philosophical Society
Good Templars’ Hall
North Broad Street
Nellie M. Jerauld
Ladies' Auxiliary
the Brotherhood of Railroad
Ponce de Leon Springs
James Shackelaris
Birmingham
Newport Sanford
Shackelaris
Peruna touted as cure for catarrh across organs
An advertisement features testimonials from Mrs E M Schneider of Chicago and Congressman J B Crowley praising Peruna as a universal cure for chronic catarrh. It claims catarrh drives many so called illnesses and that internal remedies cure the location of the inflammation. The notice invites readers to request a catarrh book and to write to Dr Hartman for advice.
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XM. Schneider
Chicago
Isis
Peruna
E. Schneider
Bright
Catarra
Joseph B. Crowley
Illinois
Robinson
Congessman Crowley
Rs. Crowley
J. B. Crowley
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
German lieutenant accused of forged checks in San Francisco
Otto F C Meder, once a lieutenant of a crack regiment in the German army and claimed Hanover aristocracy, is jailed on felony charges for betraying friends and cashing a 700 dollar check at the Hotel Delmonte. Wilhelm Valentin of the Prosalan cuirassiers alleges Meder defrauded him of over 100000 with false pretenses.
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San Francisco
Otto F. C. Meder
Hanover
George Lunewald
Delmonte
Wilhelm Valentin
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Temps
M. Combes
Whitehall
Wear Perry
8. C
Equitable Life
Foreman
Georgia
Kaiser
Howe
Hele
Empire Business Areaa
W. M. Pendleton
United States District Court
Peea
John E McCland
Pendleton
P H. Adams
General Walker
Middle
O Howard
Burlington
Alex P. Stewart
Chattanooga
Henry W. Grady Debating Club
Aronson
J . Cochran
W. W. Futrell
J H. Moora
Paul Cochran
Oakdale
Sol Milner
Cochran
Isham Daniel
Mrs.x.schneider
Ome Cays
Oxfords
Whitehall Street
Prosalan
United States
Meder
New Orleans
London
Edward
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Great Tract
Springfield
Ims
Lacy Jevee
Havana
Illnois River
Byrd Printing Company
South Broad Street
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