Tillman influence shapes South Carolina governor race
Charleston reports Senator Tillman has joined the governor campaign indirectly through his nephew James H Tillman and W J Talbert, both Tillman supporters. Captain D. Clinch Heyward leads early, with a likely first primary winner. If a second primary occurs, Tillman and Talbert forces may realign to challenge Heyward, promising a large turnout and a bitter, split vote.
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Walter Born
James H Tillman
W J. Talbert
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South Carolina
Black Jack McDonald Killed in Juarez Saloon
In Juarez Mexico today the desperado known as Black Jack McDonald was shot and killed after a dice game in his saloon. An American rival fired the fatal shot. two Americans fled and remain at large while the third is held incommunicado.
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Paso
Tex
Black Jack” McDonald
Perder Desperado
Juarez
Floods Subside in Texas as Rivers Fall and Rail Lines Eye Return
Weather clears in Dallas and Waco area as the Brazos river recedes within its banks after a night drop of about half a foot. Rail repairs are progressing to allow trains by tomorrow. A negro boy Toby Johnson drowns in Waco creek amid widespread flooding. Big Spring reports slow receding water despite morning rain. overall traffic remains halted with days before resumed service.
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Dallas
Tex
Big Spring
Pawsuit Ends in Killing at Luttrell Tennessee
Orry Donahue killed Sherman Dyer near Luttrell while en route home after a dance. Perry Dona Phue, a justice of the peace and local farmer, witnesses say Donahue fled the scene as Sam Donahue testified. The feud stemmed from a prior legal dispute and Donahue escaped.
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Luttrell
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Knoxville
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Donahue
Sam Donahue
Berry Donahue
Fireman Killed in Wreck Near Whitehouse Texas
A southbound international and Great Northern passenger train was wrecked at 11 today due to a washout three miles south of Whitehouse. The engine stayed on track. Fireman Walker of Mineola was killed and Engineer Wright of Palestine was injured.
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National Association of Labor Editors proposed by Industrial Journal
The Industrial Journal plans a National Association of Labor Editors with goals to centralize labor news, fund a bureau for weekly dissemination, and unite the labor press to better serve wage earners. Charlotte is suggested as a meeting site with October 1 as a possible date. Textile notes report Alabama Cotton Buyers Association organized in Montgomery with Hiram Hawkins president and new rules on bagging limits.
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Charlotte
Industrial Journal
State Federation of Labor
National Association of Labor Editors
Alabama Cotton Buyers’ Association
Montgomery
Hiram Hawkins
Barbour
H. M. Stone
T. C
Abbevile Cotton Mills
Bailey
Barron_ Bros Milinery Company
Dallas
Tex
George Barron
I. Barron
Mittenthal
Longview
Longview Cotton Oil Company
J. J. Flewellen
C. W Lawrence
G. A Rogers
Annona Cotton Oil Company
Annona
Lightning Strikes Umbrella Injures Woman in Alabama
In Birmingham on July 27 Miss Annie Herndon a 46 year old woman was struck by lightning through an umbrella she carried. The bolt traveled down the rod and burned her left side and leg while ripping the right foot shoe. A boy named Willie Blair was fatally injured and doctors say he will die.
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Birmingham
Ala
Willie Blair
Thomas
Mrs Schwab's Daily Outings Bring Joy To 1500 Children
Mrs Schwab, wife of a steel magnate, runs charity outings for New York City’s poor children. She funds trips to Richmond Beach, providing meals and seaside fun for 1,500 children daily, with plans to reach 100,000 youngsters. Her generosity is presented as genuine, not stagey, using wealth to create happiness and aid an army of needy kids.
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New York
Richmond Beach
Mrs Schwab
PapersFiledIn Supreme Court Fianner v Butler In Wilmington
In Raleigh July 27 a noted case in the North Carolina Supreme Court involves Andrew J Fianner of Wilmington and his divorced wife Carrie L Butler now married to a brother of ex Senator Marion Butler. The main verdict favored Fianner but both sides appealed. Also Tobacco sales have opened at all eastern markets including Raleigh amid a regional shift in tobacco business.
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Wilmington
Raleigh
N. C
Supreme Court
Andrew J. Fianner
Carrie L. Butler
United States
Marion Butler
Wilmingston
Atlantic Coast Line
Savannaa
F. C. Henderson
Belgrade
Winslow County
United Confederate Veterans
Greensboro
Julian S. Carr
Durham
Morehead City
Russell J. Coles
Danville
Russell
New York
Great Increase of Consumption Among Negroes in North Carolina
Raleigh July 26 Special Correspondence. Dr Scruggs of Raleigh warns that tuberculosis rose sharply among blacks since 1870, now outpacing whites in some areas. He cites age 12 to 35, women more affected, and links to postwar living changes, diet, housing, and stress. Remedies include better housing, warmer clothing, varied diet, and outdoor life.
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Raleigh
N. C
Scruggs
South
Heroic Captain Calder Loses Family After Sloop Capsize
Savannah July 27 Special Correspondence Captain A N Calder battled treacherous seas to rescue his wife children from a capsized sloop near Hell Gate Ogeechee river. He saved nine aboard but could not save Olga and his wife and Dr Calder. The family and Mrs Sandiford suffered loss from exposure after a minute disaster.
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Lawrence
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Sandiford
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Allen N. Calder
Bonaventure
Montgomery
Aus Paby
Tragic drowning near Savannah sparks heroism tribute
A man recounts a long search for his missing daughter as his wife and father die during his absence. The drowning incident near Savannah is described as the saddest in years, with Captain Calder and Mr. Sandiford praised for their bravery. The Thunderbolt family mourns mother, baby, daughter, father, and grandmother as Captain Calder and his sons grieve.
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Savannah
Calder
Mr. Sandiford
Importation of machinists sparks Birmingham labor protest
Birmingham Trades Council passed resolutions condemning the importation of machinists boiler makers blacksmiths and bricklayers to replace striking workers. Unions report spending several thousand dollars last week to hire strike breakers and claim workers were misled about job availability. They say there is no labor shortage and vow to fight the move to a finish.
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Birmingham Trades Council
Birmingham
Ala
Sentiment Defies the Mighty Dollar in Church Sale Attempt
Boston speculators offered 1.5 million for the St Paul church lot and 5 thousand to each of forty one pewholders, but the pewholders and vestrymen rejected the offer. A New York St Paul church faced a 35 million bid yet was deemed not for sale. The piece argues sentiment often outweighs money in historic and sacred places.
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Boston
St. Paul
St Paul
Lower Broadway
New York
Philadelphia
United States
Examination of soils and locating type areas in NC
Raleigh July 27 Special State Chemist Kilgore discusses soil test farms designed to map major soil type areas in North Carolina. Three major regional farms cover coastal plain gray land and red clay Piedmont soils. Aims include crop variety suitability, fertilizer practices, and new forage crops while limiting farm numbers to key soil types.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
B. W. Kilgore
Department of Agriculture
Piedmont
Board of Agriculture
Agricultural College
Reading Books Through Their Backs Draws Fire
New Orleans Times-Democrat discusses The Atlantic Monthly essay by Gerald Blanney Lee on reading in libraries. The piece argues the advice is for mature minds and warns against habitual aimless reading harming focus and ambition among the untrained, especially youth.
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Atlantic Monthly
Gerald Blanney Lee
Mr. Lee
Lee
Tuesday A Day Of Fate For King Edward VII
A compact chronology of King Edward VII detailing key life events by date. From birth on November 9, 1841 to major milestones such as baptism, marriage, privy council appointment, typhoid illness, accession January 22, 1901, coronation era events, and a late note of a 1998 fracture at Wedgden Manor during a visit by Baron Ferdinand.
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Privy Council
Marborough House
Weddegon Manor
Ferdinand
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