China Watchful As Wu Ting Fang Seeks U S Trade Assurance
In Washington officials discuss Secretary Hay and the extent of U S action. Minister Wu Ting Fang presses for written assurances that American trade will face no impediments in China’s treaty ports, while China monitors Anglo British relations and potential French replies.
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Britain
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Congress
Lkely
China
France
M. Cambon
Aoma
Wu Ting Fang
Hay
United States
Orient
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Madagascar
Cochin
A Good Track at Newport as Favorites Win
Cincinnati racing notes report a pleasant day at Newport with three favorites winning in the main events. Dandy H and The Star of Bethlehem headline the day among several longshots and a crowded entries list including Tur jam, Trou bam, and Scarlet Lilly in various races.
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Dandy H
Boland
Bartee
Southard
Junnetti
Landry
Withrow
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Laurention
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Eustis
Yo-No-Se Ard Iris
Trou Bam
Gilmore
Koerdg
Frost
the Slugeard
EB. Ross
Skookum
Scarlet Lilly
Dupee
Florizar
Etta
Wedderstrand
Time
Statka
Foneda
Charley O'Brien
Tee Drop
Stites
Nina B. GL
Rouge Et Neir
One -Nile
Frank McConnell
L.thompson
Fat Cleburn
Ransom
Ailly Bede
Little Land
Friar Jean
Simper Eaden
Padrone
Brannan
Futura at Cuba reveals withdrawal difficulties and varied hopes
In an Independent preview, Major General Fitzhugh Lee presents Cuba’s future as fragile. He notes crime has fallen and peace grows under U.S. influence, while Cubans split between independence, annexation, or new paths, and predicts self government trials after a census.
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New York
Cuba
Fitzhugh Lee
The
Independent
United States
Cita
Republi
Senate considers child labor bill hearing
The committee on labor and immigration in the Senate will hear from all interested parties on the child labor bill. A meeting is set for this afternoon at 3 o'clock to allow everyone who wishes to speak a chance to be heard before any action is taken.
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Committee On Labor and Immigration
Senate
Tomlinson Opens Speaking Tour as Governor Candidate
Hon. John W. Tomlinson, Alabama governor hopeful, toured Birmingham and planned north Alabama speeches. He questioned General Shelly's sudden shift toward running, reaffirmed support for the Chicago platform, Bryan, and opposition to imperialism and trusts, noting Alabama as a key battleground amid Democratic tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
John W. Tomlinson
North Alabama
Age-Herald
Tomlinson
Shelly
Chicago
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Tomlinson
Senate
Congress
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Spain
National
West
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National Silver Committee
National Democracy
Alabama
South
van Wyck
North
Bryn
Glorious News on Electric Bitters Cure for Screfula
Washita resident B Cargile reports Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of screfula after years of suffering. The ad touts the remedy as best blood purifier, treating eczema, tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils and running sores. Claims boost kidneys and digestion, price 650 cents, guaranteed by druggists.
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B. Cargile
Washita
Brewer
Screfula
Treasury says no steps to ease money market stringency
Washington reports Treasury officials see no need for government action as money market strain persists in New York. Secretary Gage states banks set high rates for speculative borrowing but ordinary business can be served at legal rates. No government bond purchases or banker conference are planned. Treasury funds remain steady.
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Washington
Treasury
New York
Gage
Wall Street
Metropolia
Samford's Announcement and Alabama Governor Campaign
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bays Boys and a candidate for governor in Alabama with November 8 as a reference. The text is garbled but indicates a political announcement or campaign context tied to the state’s Democratic party. No clear names or dates beyond November 8.
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Bays Boys
Alabama
Ala
Tne
Patie Soya
Talk of Politics and Politicians
Congressman Livingston sails to Washington to lead Georgia's delegation and assist the industrial commission's report as Congress nears. Ex Governor Evans visits Atlanta, praising manufacturing growth and senator Tillman's enduring reelection chances amid state politics. Abbeville and Rochelle contest county site votes, with Rochelle narrowly short of a two thirds majority. Former lawmakers Hewlett Hall and J J Dennard consider future senate bids amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Georgia
Industrial Commission
Congress
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Tennessee
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Missouri
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New York
Hay
Virginia
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Ohio
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South Carolina
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Hewlett Hall
Coweta
Capitol
Senate
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Wilcox
Sir. Dennard
Dennard
Lesmatore
Frente
Prominent Georgia Lawyer Praises Decatur District Progress
Colonel John Donaldson of Bainbridge testifies before a senate committee on a bill affecting southwest Georgia praising the Decatur region. He notes thriving timber lands, railroads, agriculture, and a tobacco industry supplying Havana cigars. The piece also covers a tribute to Senator Steed by The Herald and mentions a pure food bill by Senator Breed addressing adulteration in foods.
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Bainbridge
Georgia
Senate
Donaldson
Decatur
Havana
Ufe
Steed
Hla Home Saper
Evtier Herald
Herald
Atlanta
Breed
Former Students Plan Memorial Shaft for Professor Moore
A group of Moore's Business College alumni in Atlanta formed a committee to solicit funds for a memorial shaft in honor of Professor B. F. Moore who died in Rome. The memorial will be erected in Atlanta as a handsome tribute to the distinguished southern educator.
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Moore's Business College
Profesor
L. P
Moore
Atlanta
Sciples Bong
L. P. Sawtell
Agent Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
R. L. Hardman
Withy Hightower & Kirkpatrick
W. K Bearden
Hightower & Kirkpatrick
W. P. Paden
Beck & Gree Hardware Company
L. J. Daniel
Daniele Bros
J. F. Thibade
Guard Against Lung Danger with Slocum Treatment
Suffering readers urged to treat lung and pulmonary diseases with Dr T A Slocum's remedy offered free via correspondence from Pine Street New York. The ad warns cold weather and consumption dangers, promising cure at any stage and urging immediate action.
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Stocums
Slocum
T. A. Slocum
Pine Street
Atlanta
Tax on Express Packages Tested by U S Supreme Court
The Supreme Court opened hearings in Merchants' Association of New York v Adams Express on who bears the revenue tax on express shipments. Frederic R. Kellogg and Charles Steele argued matters of carrier liability versus shipper responsibility, with debate over whether refusals to carry untaxed packages amount to restraint of trade.
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United States Supreme Court
Merchants’ Association,of
New York
William Crawford
Adams Express Company
Frederic R. Kellogg
Charles Steele
Steele
Tax plan on company stock sparks hearing dispute
A company notes its annual revenue around 28 million. It argues that an $80,000 tax or 2 percent of nominal par value on capital stock would be unreasonable and unfair to the shipping public. A hearing is set to continue tomorrow.
Deep Water Terminus Extension Moves Forward in Illinois
Chicago session of the River Valley Association executive committee reports progress toward extending the deep water terminus from the Chicago drainage canal to the Gulf of Mexico. A legislative committee is formed to influence Congress, with members from Peoria Ottawa St. Louis Chicago and other cities.
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Chicago
On Chicago
Guty Mexico
Itis River Valley
Congress
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