Tragic murder suicide at Aragon Hotel shocks Louisville
In Louisville at the Aragon Hotel Tappan and his wife faced a fatal episode amid nervous illness and alleged distress. Police report Tappan killed himself after tensions with his wife and a recent absence from work. TheHotel Belmont and Savoy lodgings are mentioned as contexts for the events and housing.
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Walworth
Louisville
Hotel Savoy
Appan
Ac Vappan
Chicago
Crane
Compan
Tappan
Tap N
Lange
Archairs
Hach
Hotel Belmont
Sen
Loumville
Cotton supply and exports in United States 1908 report
The document details United States cotton production and supply for 1908, noting 2,500,000 bales needed to keep stocks. It cites a total production, distribution, and consumption figures, including exports to China and the impact of reduced shipments. It mentions percentages of domestic use, and the role of the Bureau in tracking supply and demand for the year ending 1908.
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United States
Kane & Ods Supply
Lon Ae
Erestag
T & Pir
Adolphus Charged With Firing At Reynolds
H Adolphus, 81, was charged after firing at Reynolds during a late night incident at 84 Edgewood Avenue. Police say Reynolds fought two assailants, one identified, as the suspect exchanged gunfire, Reynolds dodging a direct shot as they fled down two flights of stairs.
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H. Adolphus
Reynolds
Mo Reynolds
Edgewood Avenue
Adolphus
Peyton
Reaser
Smorphus
Resnolds Signae Adolphus
Reynoldz
Child’s Life Saved In Record Rescue Run
A swift rescue operation on a country road yesterday saved a little child choking from diphtheria toxin. Dis Rinsoc and Walter Rytender, aboard a Fors EAbout, completed the urgent call from the child’s home in twenty three minutes. Volunteers delivered aid and news of the saved life, marking a notable community rescue.
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Dis Rinsoc
Walter Rytender
Fire devastates Orange Va business and church
A $100,000 fire destroyed the Grandon Brimond store in Orange and damaged two residences and the Methodist church, with flames spreading rapidly. Firefighters from Charlottesville aided, but losses included a newly installed $15,000 organ and the church’s society, while insurance covered part of the damage.
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Plamen
Bromond Va
Odlock
Rik Res
Orage
Charvillesville
Wen & Fames
Trains of Mahogany Record Daily Logs and Voyages
The article notes daily mahogany shipments by Lucoule and Nash through Ben sacula to Lawssieach over twenty one days. Logs were loaded on vessels sailing to South Asia and Helish Honduras, with numbers up to sixty and the longest voyages on record.
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Ihrer
Dasa
Pensaco
Tie Loutelle
Nash
South Asia
Honduras
Reward Offered By Union For Weber Gailliz Threats
Randolph County Farmers Union in special session adopts a resolution offering a 325 reward for arrest and conviction of any member guilty of night threats or violence in the county. The note warns of burning or destroying property or harming people, prompting officials to act. Also reports on the Invincible battlecruiser’s full power trial reaching 28 knots and expectations of 30 knots, plus King Manuel’s state visit to Oporto amid crowds and rain.
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Weber Gailliz
Pocahontar
Cooay
Sif White
Randolph County Farmers Union
Seasion
London
Sue Britten
Invincible
Oporto Nouvemver
Manuel
Rome Streetcar Strike Talks Stall as Lockout Persists
Rome faced a streetcar lockout with 1800 attendees at a city hall meeting. Negotiations with the Railway and Light Company failed to recognize the union, as workers and supporters wore red tags pledging to withdraw patronage until a settlement is reached. Commitee work and arbitration efforts continued through voter day.
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Rome
Opera House
Wrigh
Claude
du Cartier
Wright Henderson Tani
Sam Poe
Captain Hor
Wit
Ae Amurg Boasonbie
Alrest
Pines
Maser Lipscomb
Cartoompany
Railway and Light Company
Sardou Dead at the Ace of A Int M Lived to Acquire Richer
Paris reports the death of dramatist Victorien Sardou from pulmonary congestion at age seventy. Born 1831, he wrote for Sarah Bernhardt and helped shape French theater with comedies and historical plays. His career spanned success and poverty before marrying Mile de Breroust and gaining European renown.
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Richer
France
Sarah Rernhardt
Paris
Vietutzen Santon
Tleneh Academy
Witsy
Wan Hiewd Ang
Frances
Jin Piss
Mathewmanis
Fteritvae
Everal Reviews
Gdeon
Lier
Sein
Port Ste Martin
Anich
Houts XIV
Wo Saidou
Mile de Breroust
Mile Dedazel
Sardous
Ardou
Sarsh Bernhardt
May Lock Horns Over Washington Street Houses
The police board session tomorrow night is expected to be lively as it debates closing objectionable houses on Washington street viaduct known as Cony streets. Some members reportedly oppose closures, while a majority may back Chief Jennings in shutting the residences to curb disturbances and restore public travel lanes.
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C.lock
Washington Street
Windia
Washington Streat
Fiat
Mt Genesis
Jennings
Pole
Vaughan Kills Barker in Edwardsville Shooting
In Edwardsville Virginia Vaughan, a college student, shot and killed Jackson Barker and wounded Elbert June and Bart Jones. Barker was later killed while in custody as Vaughan was transported to Anniston. the jail was attacked that night.
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Anniston
Aight
Edwardsville
Jas Vaughan
Jackson Barker
Elbert
Bart Veorm Jones
McCormeck
Barker
Caughan
Edwardaville
Jyrah
Niger
Vaughan Woo
Ehool
Wonen
Bint Baker
Vaughan
Harker
Americus Mayors Race Draws Four Candidates
Americus Georgia enters a heated mayor and aldermen primary with four announced candidates T Lane G R Fills and J S Bolton have publicly declared their runs and will file formal candidacies later this week Two other possibilities are mentioned for the office amid growing campaign activity later in November.
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Americus Ga
Americus
Taunieipel
Aha
Eanaisdates
W T Lane
G R Fills
J $ Bolton
Ami
Harvest Home Carnival Promises Big Crowd in Valdosta
Valdosta will host a harvest home carnival beginning Tuesday, November 6, described as the most pretentious city event since the state fair seven years ago. Low admission by merchants, a grand parade with floats, automobile races, military displays, and performances including high diving and balloon ascensions are planned to attract large crowds next week.
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Valiosta Gn
Handsome new Carnegie library rises in Americus
A handsome two story Carnegie library in Americus, built with gray brick and limestone, is nearing completion. It will be occupied early next year and promises a massive, handsome exterior as the project advances toward opening.
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Americus
Ua Nevyeune
Accidental Shooting Ends Life of Thornwell Boyce
An attempted practical joke by Effort Wade and Pinson Pine on Miss Mary Brown led to Thornwell Boyce being shot in the head. Pineson discharged the revolver by accident while trying to frighten Miss Brown. Boyce died hours later. Pineson released on bail as authorities deem the death accidental. The parties involved are prominent county residents.
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Wade
Lady Laurena
Mary Brown
Chinnon
Thornwell Boyce
Ifcledd Boyce
Pineson
Brown Pinson
Pinson
Boyce
Appointed Court Reporter in Albany Circuit
Ben W Tipton of Valdosta was named official court reporter for the Albany judicial circuit by Judge-elect Frank Park. The appointment takes effect when the new judge assumes the bench in January next, with Tipton likely relocating from thirty Jon Persons Kilted in Wreck.
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Valdosta Ga
Ben W Tipton
Albany Judical Circuit
Frank Park
Ig. Thenes
Coodwin Weds Edna Coodrich in Boston Ceremony
Nate Goodwin and Edna Goodrich married at the Goodwin home with only close relatives present. The couple, preannounced to pursue stage careers, left for New York after a brief wedding breakfast. both have prior divorces and a prior marriage to Mrs Goodwin.
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Nate Goodwin
Aedian
Edina Goodrich
Goodwin
Mare Clock Todany
Goodwins
Funtce
Sinés Borhood
Y Earl
Ine Stevens
Goodrich
Wr Goodwin Ana
Goodwina
Mon
Bostion
Hearing on Tuesday on Tariff Revision
Washington set to hold the first hearing on tariff revision as Cannon Aldrich and committee members prepare the program in the Senate and House. Taft’s tariff pledge emphasizes protection through duties offsetting production costs and wages, with a special session anticipated after the new Congress convenes.
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Cannon
Aldrich
Washington
Ways and Means
Wasrington
Aiburn N
Seene Payne Charman
Ita
Faii
Cannon Gid
Finance Committee
Taft
Reputs
Republican Party
Tat
Wit
Manila Cholera Conquered Says Merchants Group
Manila reports cholera free by health authorities with only one daily case since November 1 in a population near 250000. Cases appeared in outlying districts and among white residents. July saw twenty two cases with ten fatalities. Fort McKinley soldiers and sailors from the Asian squadron are entering the city as plans for welcoming the Atlantic fleet proceed.
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Manila
Ncc
Theme
Fort McKinley
Eer Seni Sperry
Atemantic
Weather header for multiple states shows fair and light winds
The forecast covers states from Georgia to West Virginia with generally fair conditions for Monday and Tuesday. Southwest winds are noted in several regions with light to fresh gusts, cooler conditions in the east, and variable winds in Florida and Texas areas.
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Georgia
Southwest
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
East
Arene
West Virginia
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Lemi
Wiliam Edward Ayrton
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Police Board
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McCormick
Valdosta
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Lthenry
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Montauban
Branve
Grisolies
Coodwin
Edna Coodrich
Boston
Mome
Mother of Good
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New York
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