Wilson Tackles Senate Power in Campaign Speech
Governor Woodrow Wilson assails the United States Senate as a citadel of private interest and vows to fight monopoly. He calls for democratic control of Congress and presidency, outlines plans to curb unfair competition and tariff abuses, and urges action to end private monopoly.
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Rochester
Woodrow Wilson
United States Senate
Congress
United States
Senate of the
Senate
Republican Party
Caner
Old Crematory Fight Delays Atlanta Project
A $276,000 Atlanta crematory plan faces a two week hold as Mayor-elect James G. Woodward and Alderman Arthur H. Van Dyke clash over blocking demolition and delaying start of work by Destructor of New York. The board of health backs moving to demolish the old plant, while Woodward argues against tearing it down before the new facility is ready, citing health risks to thousands during construction. The financing and parties involved, including Power Specialty and local attorneys, are debated as city officials weigh legal and moral obligations in this contentious fight.
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Martin Amorous
Finance Committee of
Council
James G. Woodward
Arthur H. van Dyke
Destructor Company
New York
Board of Health
Woodward
van Dyke
Atlanta
Samuel E. Hvins
Uiter
Leganl
Edity
Whitehall
Hugh Inman
Robert Maddox
Boards of Health
George C. Spence
Evins
Trust Company of Georgia
Power Sspecialty Company
Spence
Power Specialty Company
Asa G. Candler
Mr. Inman
Judge Candler
Sohn
Candler
Finance Committee
Board of Health and Council
Professor Charles P. Hiller Shoots and Kills Self
Troy New York November 1 Professor Charles P Hiller shot and killed himself this afternoon at his home in Waterford Saratoga county Despondency because of ill health prompted the act Hiller about 25 years old graduated from Cornell University with a B A He held the chair of modern sciences and languages at Dahlonega College Georgia for several years but resigned due to health
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Troy
N. Y
Charles P. Hiller
Bis Hime
Waterford
Saratoga County
R. Hiller
Cornell University
Dahlonega College
Georgia
Two Sets Of Triplets Born In 14 Months
Franklin Pa November 1 Six children in a little over 18 months mark the birth record in the family of Stephen Nageotte of Frenchtown Mrs Nageotte has borne 15 children in twelve years with 13 living On September 16 1911 she bore triplets two girls and a boy and this week three sturdy boys arrived thirteen months and three weeks after the other triplet birth
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Franklin
Stephen Nageotte
Frenchtown
Contrasts Noted in the Balkan War Picture
A Balkan War scene contrasts a donkey carrying the personal baggage of a Turkish army officer with another image, showing a different juxtaposition in the capital’s streets.
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Istreete
Constantinople
Business Leaders to Attend Panama Conference in Atlanta
The Panama conference in Atlanta on December 10 will draw top executives from rail and shipping lines, cotton merchants, and merchants’ associations. Notable attendees include W. W. Finley of Southern Railway, J. W. Thomas Jr. of N. C. & St. L., F. M. Whitaker of C. & Co., Ellison A. Smyth of Greenville, and delegates from Little Rock, Birmingham, Memphis, Tampa, Spartanburg, and Charlotte among others. The event is organized under the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce with Walter G. Cooper providing the attendee list.
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Panama
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Cooper
Lst
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway Company
Charles A. Wickersham
I. M. Atkinson
Atlanta, Hirmingham and Atlantia
W. A. Winklurn
Central of Georgia Railroad
J. W. Thomas, Jr
N., C. & St. & Railway
H. Markham
Titness Central Railroad
H. RK. Madlory
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines
W. J. Harahan
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Ellison A. Smyth
Greenville
S C
E. A. Cutts
Savannah
Fuller E. Callaway
LaGrange
James D. Hammett
Anderson Cotton Mills
Anderson
B. C
J. H. W. Steele
Galveston
Texas
E. J. Glenny
N. O. Cotton Exchange
C. Cone
Cone Export and Commission Company
Greensboro
N. C
R. C. Neely
Neely & Co
Ann. J. Neale
George H. McPachen
Little Rock
Charles B. Stoat
Rock, Island Line
Edwin Stewart
H. F. Auten
Arkansas River Packet Company
George FR. Brown
Arkansas Good Roads and Drainage Association
Walter Cotter
Memphis, Tenn
Walter G. Hall
Memphis Tenn
Major Gisude H. Sayle
Memphis
Enn
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Vincent Ferguson
A. S. Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
F. H. Crockard
Tennessee Coal, Irons and Railroad Company
Mobile
John T. Cochrane
Tampa
Fla
F. C. Bowey
Spartanburg
J. B&b
Cleveland
Charlotte
C—R. H
Leake Carrawslang
Charles C. Hook
Greater Charlotte Club
Babee of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Chamber of Ecommerce
Richmond
Board of Trade
Nashville
Salem
Bessemer Riot Ends With Officers Death in Pawnshop
In Bessemer Alabama November 1 a city detective Frank Childress is dying tonight after a confrontation with a man named Wil Smith who was shot dead in a pawnshop shootout. A large crowd pursued the suspect through Second Avenue as shots were fired through walls and the room where he hid.
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Bessemer
Ala
Frank Childress
Wil Smith
Childress
Second Avenue
Megro
Wettest Year in Georgia History Reported for 1912
Georgia endured record rainfall with 18 inches above normal by November. Atlanta saw heavy October totals and a near doubling of monthly rainfall, while temperatures stayed unusually warm. Weather officials noted the year’s excess could reach 18 inches, potentially making 1912 the wettest in 46 years.
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Georgia
Atlanta
von Herrmann
Tente
Atlanta, Weather
Sherman
Weather Bureau
Memorial Windows at All Saints Over Peters Tribute
Two Tiffany studio memorial windows were presented to All Saints church in memory of Mrs. Afrs. Richard Peters by her daughter Mrs. H. M. Atkinson. The service, led by Bishop C. K. Nelson and Rev. W. W. Memminger, recalled Peters' long usefulness to the city, church, and home.
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Richard Peters
All Saints
H. M. Atkinson
Peters
Lfe
C. K. Nelson
W. W. Memminger
Tiffany
New York
al Saints’ Church
Christ
Mary Megdala
Mary
Mary Jane Peters
Meg Peters Atkinson
Alrach
Gervites
Ralph Peters
Garden City
Long Island
Philadelphia
M. Atkinson
Nelle Peters Black
Mies Louise Black
Edward C. Peters
W. W. Harkins II Shot In Fight Over Cards
Asheville North Carolina November 2 a man identified as W W Harkins II 32 was shot during a fight over cards The incident involved deputies and revenue agents and occurred during the evening in a local setting The wounded man was transported for medical treatment with authorities investigating the altercation
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W. W. Harkins
Asheville
N.C
Mom W. Harkins
Revenue Tritt
Heési
Menocal Leaders Seen Winning Cuban Election
Havana reports election of General Mario Menocal and Enrique Jose Varona on the conservative ticket appears assured at midnight with order maintained nationwide. Return delays hinder tallies though conservatives claim Oriente Camaguey Matanzas and likely Santa Clara while liberal Zayas gains Pinar del Rio. Havana and other provinces could tilt a conservative victory.
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Havana
Mario Menocal
Enrique Jose Varona
Republic
General Menocal
Alfredo Zayas
Interior
Oriente
Camaguey
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Senor Zayas
Fierce cyclone levels Acapulco in fierce storm
San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua November 1 The Pacific port of Acapulco was virtually destroyed by a severe hurricane Wednesday night Four fifths of the town wrecked the American consulate roofed over several craft wrecked but the US cruiser Maryland unharmed Telegraphic links broken Acapulco a key port for San Francisco to South American steamers outer bay vulnerable to cyclones
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Acapulco
Mexico
United States
Maryland
Cleveland
San Francisco
South American
Col Willis Brewer Buried in Tomb He Built
Montgomery Ala November 1 Special Colonel Willis Brewer a leading Alabama figure died at his home near Montgomery early Wednesday He was noted as a scholar statesman auditor congressman and writer Born 1844 he was 68 Survived by wife two daughters Mrs B F Irving and Mrs Ware Brown and Willis Brewer Jr attorney of Arizona A mausoleum worth 10000 stood at his home seven miles from Montgomery built years earlier to house his body
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Montgomery
Ala
Willis Brewer
Alabama
the Cedars
Brewer
Camden
Wilcox Times
Haynesville
Colonel Brewer
Sumtear County
B. F. Irving
Washington, Ga
Ware Brown
Hayneville
Willis Brewer, Jr
Arizona
Aviator Fails to Save Crew of Wrecked Ship
Marshfield Ore November 1 The steel schooner Osprey and her entire crew of six were lost at the entrance of Marshfield port when she crashed into the jetty in heavy seas Captain Jacobson attempted to bring the schooner over the bar but waves were mountain high and the boat was swept down the jetty Aviator Christofferson of Portland with a reporter made two trips over the wracked vessel in his biplane but could do nothing
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Marshfield
Ore
Jacobson
Christofferson
Portland
Sixteen Hurt in Kansas City Collision
Sixteen people were injured early today in a two-vehicle crash in Kansas City. Several victims were listed as seriously injured, with an open- ayitch vehicle error noted in initial reports. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Kansas City
Quicome Victory Reported Amid Turkish Bulgar Battle
Constantinople reports a fierce four day battle on the Istraridia slopes with Turks and Bulgars clashing intensely. Official notes curb rumors of Turkish reverses while 3,000 wounded flood the capital and Greek torpedo boats strike new blows in the gulf of Satanthi¢. An orderly Constantinople anticipates measures to keep order if reverses continue.
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Constantinople
Istraridia
Gulf of
Thureda
Catstantinople
Marquis de Pallavion
Idean
Noradunghian Effendi
Tchatalja
Turkish Leader Reports Recapture Of Bunarhissar
Constantinople reports Nazim Pasha confirms Turkish forces have recaptured Bunarhissar from Bulgarians and defeated enemy near Visa. Dispatches say Bulgarian losses were heavy and the Turkish army corps are ordered to advance. A Nazim telegram arrived about 2 PM.
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Constantinople
Bunarhisasr
Visa
Nazim Pasha
Nazim
Bunarhissar
Nazi
Weather Prophecy Fair and Colder Across Region
Weather forecast predicts fair and colder conditions with a drop in temperatures. Local report lists low and high temps, mean temperature, rainfall in past 24 hours, and excess since month and year start, though data are incomplete with several garbled values.
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OLD Crematory
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Duke
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Turkey
Panama Canal Conference
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Quicome
Servia
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Denver
Des Moines
Hatteras
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Goouisville
Emphis
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Ody
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Oklahoma
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