Concluding reply by Hoke Smith to Howell campaign clash
Hoke Smith denounces Clark Howell, defends records, and attacks Howell’s claims on railroad rates. He cites Yeomans, Parker, and power brokers, vows to keep fighting for fair freight rates, and urges Georgians to rally for what he calls a people’s race toward governor. He debunks accusations and urges turnout for August 23.
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Howell
Pieke Smifth
Howell Uth
Lim
Hooper Alexander
Schley
Misphy Cater
Murphy Candler
General Gordon
Monticele
General Garden
Piblian
Mse
Monticello
Mableton
Railroad Commission
Atlanta
sAich
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Railreal Commission
Hlm
State Railroad Commission
Georgi
Tim
Jess
Childre
Dawks Frey
Georman
Suthern
Hell Tren
Hoke Smith
Georil Fhail
Florida
Big Deval
Nired
Heke Smith
Google
Lausiiter
Yeomans
Fie
Parker
Obie Stevens
Jim Gilegs
Wang
Bors
General Gorda
Les
Jane
Seth
Aft
Watson
Merisan
Gandenne
Egns
Cam Taitter Ff
Hamp McWhorter
Enoch Callaway
Clark Howell T
United States
Actet
Savannah Morning News
Mowell
Savannah News
Union Laber
Savannah
Mr. Lewis
Clark Howell
Estill
Clark
Clark “Howell
Dennis
Fulton County
Mr. Howell
Atlanta , Journal
Alles
People of Georgia
Tattle
Alabama
South Carolina
Dici Russell
Mark Howell
Govenor
Gepreia
Gorlexiong
Star
Overnor
Procession Invite Cited Amid Goats Tale Comedy
A speech ends with an invitation to a public procession as Mr. Smith shares a goat story. The crowd reacts with applause and a humorous exchange in which a boy declares affection yet refuses company, reflecting a lighthearted civic moment.
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Mr. Smith
York
Billy
Mortuary Notices From Local Citizens
Funeral services are planned for G. A Walker at 3 30 this afternoon at 282 Lawton street with burial at Westview. Ernest M Rooney, 90, died at 57 North Forsyth street. services at Barclay Brandon chapel led by a Masonic group with Knights Templars escort. Mary E Strong died at 364 Oak street. services under restrictions this afternoon at 4. J N Babb, 76, died at Battle EMI residence. funeral at 4 and interment at Powder Springs. Austin W Swaney infant son of Mr and Mrs J W Swaney died at 207 Carter street. services this afternoon and burial at Winthon, Ga. Marion S Hickey, 3, died at 104 East Fair street. body taken to Augusta for interment. Dr Frank Quincy Rosser, father of Quincy Rosser, died near Yuma California after typhoid pneumonia. burial near McDonough.
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G. A. Walker
G. A Walker
Lawton Street
Westview
Ernest M. Rooney
North Forsyth Street
Barclay & Brandon's Chapel
Mlanta Iudge
Knights ‘Templars
Texas
J. N. Babb
Battle Emi
Powder Springs
Austin W. Swaney
Siar
J. W. Swanes
Carter Street
Winhon, Ga
Marion S. Hickey
East Fair Sireet
Augusta
Frank Rosser
Atlanta
Quincy Rosser
Mecanks Street
Frank Quincy Rosser
Yura
Cal
Rosser
McDonough
Oyster slavery verdict in Norfolk trial for Captain William Wo March
In Norfolk Virginia June, Captain William Wo March of Teeldsville was found guilty on the first count of imprisoning and assaulting J. W. Gallagher in alleged oyster slavery cases. He was acquitted on two counts. maximum penalty is five years in Atlanta penitentiary and a $1,000 fine.
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Norfolk
William Wo March
Teeldsville
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
J. W. Gallagher
Atlanta
Eight Miners Die in Montana Mine Disaster
In Rocky Ford near Red Lodge Carbon county Montana a severe coal mine accident claims eight lives. A fire on Wednesday released white damp that filled mine corridors and halted rescue efforts. All eight bodies have been recovered.
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Anaconda
Montana
Northern Pacific
Rocky Ford
Red Lodge
Carhon County
Mina
Mine settlement ratified. cleanup ordered and work to resume
In Kansas City Missouri on June 8 a public committee of miners and operators, aided by John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, ratified the southwestern coal strike settlement. The conference agreed to clean up the mines and work will restart on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansasity
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Noted Notary Pursuit Turns Violent in Broadway Office
In New York on June 4, Reno R. Billington an attorney was attacked in his 44 Broadway office. A bystander, John Bohrman a language teacher at 431 West Forty seventh Street, was arrested after breaking in and subduing the assailant who struck Billington with a bottle. Police say Bohrman claimed motive to avenge a pupil and suspects mental imbalance.
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New York
Reno R. Bilington
Broadway
Billington
John Bohrman
West Yorty Seventh Street
Germany
Bohlman
Bohrman
Local Trains Begin on New Cantersville Etowah Route
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad announced passenger service on the Cantersville to Etowah line. A single daily mixed train will operate with a 6:40 a.m. departure from Cartersville to Etowah and a 10:30 a.m. departure from Etowah to Cartersville, arriving 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. respectively. Sundays are excluded. through service planned for fall.
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Louisville
Nashville
Cantersville
Etawah
J. G. Hollenbeck
Northboun
Cartersvile
Etowah
Cartersville
Curtersville
Americans Leaving Mexico After Cananea Strike
Miners from the camp near Cananea are fleeing the region as the Cananea stake unsettles operations. Hundreds have crossed into Bisbee in the last two days, greatly reducing American presence at the Greene mines run by Colonel W. E. Greene.
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Fishee
Ariz
Dune
Cananea
Mexico
W. EB. Greene
Ine
Bisbee
The Man Between novel sparks faith and divorce debate
A sensational discussion surrounds Mrs Dora Stanhope challenging lifelong marriage as she seeks divorce from Rev Basil Stanhope. The controversy tests Episcopal doctrine, clergy loyalties, and public opinion as Amelia E Barr's The Man Between joins the Authors and Newspapers Association $150000 series.
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George Meredith
Dora Stanhope
High Church Episcopal
St. Jude’s
New York City
Basil Stanhope
Stanhope
Episcopal Church
Amelia E. Barr
Robert Elsmere
Authors and Newspapers’ Association
Baltic
Robert Barr
The Man Between Begun in The Constitution Sunday
The Man Between begun in The Constitution on Sunday June 3. Advance orders recommended as the edition will sell out and late readers may be disappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Czar Looks to Replace Goremykin Amid Russia Turmoil
Reports out of St Petersburg say Emperor Nicholas contemplates retirement of Premier Goremykin as agrarian unrest grows. Finance Minister Kokovsoff and Agriculture Minister Stichinsky push for a majority ministry while Trepoff’s party resists concessions. Disturbances spread from Riga to Moscow with executions questioned and new armed activity rising in factories and the countryside.
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Bt. Petersburg
ePterhof
Nicholas
Geremykin
M. Geremykin
General Trepoff
Theestinet
M. Kokovsoff
M. Stichinsky
M. Goremykin
Treport
Stichinsky
M. Belgrade
Moscow
Will
Camarillas
M. Gurko
Stelinsky
Iterror
Kieft
Tver
BM Vladimiroff
Russ
Mile
Spiridonovo
Batic
Riga
Vissi
Ostrov
Micet
Largest Man in Kentucky Dies of Sunstroke
June 8 heat wave intensifies as mercury climbs from 75 at 5 am to 90 at noon. Fred Odewage of Pleasant Ridge dies from heat prostration, the second death of the current heat spell, with four more prostrations in the morning. In Cynthiana, Kentucky, Thomas J. Franklin, famed for his size, dies of sunstroke.
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Kentucky
Fred Odewage
Pleasant Ridge
Cynthiana
Thomas J. Franklin
Water Tank Crash Injures Seven In Pittsburg Ruins
A 10,000 gallon water tank crashed through a three story brick building at 537 545 Liberty Street in Pittsburg causing the rear wall to fall out. Seven people were injured and transported to hospitals. The incident occurred this afternoon with a brief warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Liberty Street
Dyspepsia Relief via Smiths Bloodland Liver Syrup
Six months of stomach upset and headache ended after two bottles of Smiths Bloodland Liver Syrup. M A Slaton of Lexington Kentucky reports relief and declares himself well.
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Smith
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Ewspaper
Erdhiy
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Mary Strong
Mary E. Strong
Oak Street
West End
Babb
March
Man
May
Columbus
Barat
St Luke Church
E. W Stephens
W. Folupo
JH. Lewis
HE “Weathers
W. H. Tarver
H. M. Wade
John Bohlman
Reno Bilington
Penny Wonderland
Peachtree Street
Czar
Goremykin
Count Witte
Wil
Russia
M. A. Slaton
Lexington, Ky
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