Sending Tents for Homeless Relief Effort Across Cities
Emergency aid mobilizes in Jacksonville and Galveston as tents hospital supply and funds surge. Secretary Root orders barricades and tents. postmaster general coordinates relief. New York merchants and Nashville donors join, with state lawmakers forming a five member relief committee to organize aid for Jacksonville fire victims.
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Raat
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SM Johnson
Army Postmaster General
Savannah
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Hamilton
Hoth
Kenkera
Hardiston
New York
Merchants’ Association
Jennings
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Galveston
Texas
Zere
Hovel Trust On Tapis In Richmond Venture
An effort is underway to unite shovel interests as the American Shovel and Tone Co with capital of 310 million to curb competition from new shovel works planned at Richmond Virginia and other sites.
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Hovel Trust
Tapis
Richmond
Pittsboro
American Shovel and Toni Co
Cone Street
Postofice
THE
Bartoli Co
WATCH YOUR KIDNEYS Eves Advice Given Kidneys
A historic health ad warns of kidney complaints starting with chills and backache, describing urine changes and potential complications. It promotes Stuart's Gin and Rachu Tea as instant remedies to relieve symptoms and claim a cure, targeting men and women and urging timely use.
DROWNED AS HEAT AND SMOKE RISE IN FLORIDA SHIP FIRE
Alfred Ball, a Jacksonville Rifles member, describes a dockside blaze that sent dozens into the river. He and others escaped by sailboat and steamer Edith, but many others perished in flames and smoke near Market Street. Witnesses recall drowning and burning bodies seen along the wharf as crewmates rescued sixty swimmers. The incident occurred during a chaotic four hours with boats capsizing and lines burning.
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Pla
Alfred Ball
Jacksonville Rifipeg
Lves
Springfield
Ball
Hves
Gardner's Yard
Edith
Market Street
Arthur Cummer
Dummerumber Company
Young Coxsetter
St Augustine
Prussian Cabinet Changes Prompt Interior Minister Debate
Emperor William favors Count Von Treutachier for interior minister. currently president of Hesse Nassau, former education minister who framed a school law. Baron Von Rheinbaben to switch to finance minister. Dr Von Miquel may be raised in rank and awarded a new Prussian order. Count Vor Bothmann Hollwege named to become interior minister. he supports canal bill.
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Count Preutsehiler
Bertin
Brese
William
Count Treutsehter
Hesse-Nassau
Cassel
Centriate Tei
Baron von Rheinbaben
Dr von Miquel
Count von Treutachier
Count Vor Bothman-Hollwege
Drandenburg
von Bothmann Hollwege
Bonner Dies Suddenly in Calhoun Georgia
John G Bonner a leading Calhoun Progressive citizen died suddenly at his home at 3 30 PM while supervising workers in the rear yard. He was about 36, married with a baby, and recently resided on a nearby plantation. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Bain Cemetery with honors.
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Calhoun
Calhoun, Ga
John G Bonner
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Double murder at Warsen ends in Wallace killing Hoyt
In Little Falls on May 4 a bitter quarrel led to the murder of Mrs. John Wallace by Benjamin Hoyt. Hoyt then was shot by Wallace, who killed Hoyt in the home. Wallace remains at home awaiting the sheriff's arrival.
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Warsen
Richfield ‘Springs
Benjamin Hoyt
John Wallace
Hoyt
Wallace
Mrs. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Defense outlines Eastman case in Grogan killing
The Eastman murder trial defense rested its outline with four witnesses. Attorney Bartlett argued the two men shared an intimate cordial relationship and described the shooting as a rim fire revolver accident. He said Eastman believed Grogan hotly pursued him, a struggle followed, and Grogan’s pistol fired several times before Eastman discarded the weapon.
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Cambuise
Masa
Eastman
Bartlett
Bastman
Enatman
Southern Textile Workers Weigh Affiliation With Northern Union
Fall River Mass May 4 Delegation of Southern Textile Union officials traveling to the International Union of Textile Workers convention in Holyoke spoke on labor conditions. G B McCracken Dean of the delegation said southern operatives seek affiliation with northern workers to improve hours and wages and better conditions, hoping unity with New England groups soon. American Federation officials expressed hope harmony will unite the two bodies on common ground.
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Fall River
Mass
International Union of Textile Workers
Holyoke
McCracken
American Federation of Textile
South
New England
May Sell Zinc Property In Knoxville Deal
Knoxville zinc executive C E Cox heads to New York to arrange a deal with eastern capitalists for part ownership of zinc properties and mines near Knoxville. Negotiations have stretched months with talk of new mines and expanded works if the agreement is sealed. In a separate Norfolk case, Miss Mary I Stebbing wins 1358 in a suit against Monticello Hotel for injuries from a falls in an elevator.
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Knoxville, Tenn
C. E. Cox
Knoxville Zinc Mining and Smelting Company
New York
Norfolk
Law and Chancery
Mary I. Stebbing
South Bridge
Misa
Monticello
Knoxville stockholder dies in Jacksonville fire notice
Well known Knoxville figure W W W. W. Cleveland of Jacksonville dropped dead during the Jacksonville fire Friday. He was a stock holder in the Knoxville Furniture Manufacturing Company. Several other Knoxville residents suffered losses from the blaze.
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Knoxville
Tenn
W. Cleveland
Jacksonville
Knoxville Furniture Maufacturing Company
City to consider buying City Hall building from chamber
A committee proposes selling the City Hall building back to the city for 316,400 less than its past cost with the city to assume a 17,600 debt. The plan could move council offices to the fourth floor and free the second floor for chamber use, prompting potential relocation and new offices for the chamber of commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Orr
Jacob Hass
W A Hemphill
T. H. Martin
Lewis Beck
Travelers’ Insurance Company
Alsp
Finance Committee
Council Chamber
Shamrock II Demonstrates Marvelous Speed In Trial Run
Southampton May 4 The trial of Shamrock II ended with her grounding briefly near Warner Light but she refloated with no damage. The new cup challenger showed exceptional speed and handling in light winds, impressing onlookers as Erin and Shamrocks' crews cheered the St Louis as it passed. The hull performance and flat bow allowed taut, swift progress toward Ryde with a wind that favored the challenger.
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Warner Light
St. Louis
Erin
West Channel
Cowes
Ryde
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