Joseph Hill Hall Denounces Support for Hoke Smith in Race
A Macon Georgia statement by Joseph Hill Hall denies backing Hoke Smith for governor. He cites sources claiming friends of Democratic Principles influenced legislators and public sentiment. The piece recalls Georgia political maneuvers, Southern Railroad power, and past bills affecting taxation and railroad operations.
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Hoke Smith
Burtag
Second Street
Macon
Jon Hilman
Biba
Feht Toy Yake Smith
Hall
Smith
Trent Ie
Fall
Georgia
Cour Ilenda
Howe
Elan
Nectiar
Ames
James Wo Smits
Georgi
Soathern Railroad
Fulton County
Terrell
Miro Viste Smith
Jon
Guerry
DuPont Guerry
Remeiniors
Gua Yo
Gosemor
Sitte
Liormsul
Guerri
Queretreet
Screven
Vic Goregn
Southern Railroad
Great Flood Deluges Grand Rapids and Michigan Areas
A severe flood causes damage across Tennessee and Michigan with rainfall at Grand Rapids approaching high levels. Officials urge precautions as rivers rise and property is affected.
Storm floods wash away rail bridges across Michigan region
A sweeping storm battered lower Michigan causing extensive flood damage. Reports indicate over half a million dollars in losses with at least 500 homes inundated, several manufacturing plants forced to close, and multiple bridges washed out including three grand trunk bridges in Ottawa County.
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Michigan West
Agous
A. Depard
Ottawa County
Lowell
Mo Muldings
Giod
Bern
Gland
Westerdas
Wichita
Grand
Kingston
Henry Brown Hanged for Murder in Town Square
Henry Brown, a Black man, was hanged here today for the murder of George Withington, an incident that drew a large crowd and heightened tensions in the town. Local authorities conducted the execution after a reported trial and sentencing.
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Henry Brown
Cure Vis Inne
Taday
George Withington
Colood
Poison on toy beads kills prize winner
A six year old girl named Henrietta Cripp died after biting prize beads found in a German made toy set. Chemical analysis showed the beads contained enough arsenic to cause death. Coroner Hoffman notes toy prizes to children are common and questions their safety.
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Henrietta Cripp
Hoffman
Wedding in Berlin Chapel Unites Crowns and Dignitaries
In Berlin this afternoon at the palace chapel Crown Prince Fred erik Wilhan of Denmark wed Duchess Cecilia of Mecklenburg Schwerin in a ceremony attended by a brilliant assembly including Franz Ferdinand of Austria, Tsar Nicholas II’s envoy, and numerous foreign ministers and nobles. The bridal attire featured a Brussels lace veil and a gown of Busan tulle as the Empress and Grand Duke of Mecklen bourg-Schwerin looked on. The service closed with Mendelssohn as the choir sang.
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Berlin
Frederek Wilhan
Cecilia of
Meckleburg-Schwerin
Prussia
Ehvre
Watv
Goolo
Ferdinand
Rowmania
Denmark
Greere Lhese
Mary
Busan Iver Brolade
Hemor
Brussels
Crown Priice
Foot Guards
Mecklenburs-Schwerm
Grende
Anaslasia
Mendelssohn
Garter of the Bride Divided for Guests at Berlin Wedding
An account of imperial Berlin wedding rites describes the torch dance in the white hall, ministerial duties at the bridal chamber, and Cecelia’s refusal of the garter ritual while guests received tokens. The luxury Stadtschloss suite features cedar furniture, green silk draperies, marble floors, and ornate plumbing.
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Cecelia
Frederick
William
Potsdam
Wedding Sermon in Crown Prince’s Nuptial Service
The crown prince and Cecelia joined in a Nordic style wedding ceremony as the cathedral clergy led the service. Dr Dryander read scripture from Ruth and spoke on faith and duty while the couple answered vows and exchanged rings.
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Dryander
Cleren
Cecelia
Peace pressure on Nicholas grows for peace talks in Paris
A late dispatch from St Petersburg notes ministers unite for peace and expect success soon. Germany and the United States lead the push with other powers in moral support as calls for negotiated settlement intensify amid hopes of a unity in foreign pressure. Bowling Green Kansas reports a state bank reorganized after a prior failure, promising to protect depositors despite its two insolvent predecessors.
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Paris
St Petersburg
T Oelock
Savery
Berlin
Germany
United States
Bowling Green
Eta E Bank
aKo
PJ Peters Bons Parate
White Duck Trousers Spark School Revolt at Zanesville
June 6. Students at Zanesville High School rebel against commencement plans after officials announce white duck trousers for the ceremony. The superintendent and school board sought compromise to persuade seniors to wear different attire.
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Anlsville
Zanesville Hugh School
Jriars
Cotton Leak Alleged To Aid Bears In Raid
A brief note reports an alleged cotton leak intended to aid a Bears raid, citing unnamed figures and unclear sources. Authorities or associations are referenced but specifics remain unspecified.
Investigation promises in cotton market meddling probe
Secretary Wilson orders a thorough inquiry into suspected interference in the cotton market. Officials plan a broad review of brokerage activity and government actions, with data gathered from the Department of Agriculture and southern interests to determine if market manipulation occurred. The investigation aims to protect producers, buyers, and brokers while assessing policy impacts and possible remedies.
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York
Richard Cuearham Adaire
Southern Fox Gunners
Ling
Poosevet
Weather Forecast for Several States Wednesday and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair weather in Georgia and South Carolina Wednesday and Thursday with refreshed southwest to west winds. Central regions expect cooler and showery spells in parts of Arkansas and Tennessee, while eastern Florida should see light to fresh east winds and possible showers. Alabama, Mississippi, and western locations anticipate fair to showery conditions with variable winds, and Tennessee edges toward cooler, cloudy periods with a chance of showers in the west.
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Washington
Jane
Thursda
Georgia
Carona
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Zair Arkansas
Tennessee
Nore Tian
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