England's Shadow Over Hawaii Heir Plot Revealed
Washington reports claim the United States was duped by Britain and may yield control of Hawaii through Princess Kalulani. Victoria era guardianship, English influence, and a disputed annexation treaty underpin a theory that Great Britain seeks indirect sovereignty via the Hawaiian throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Imbretzio
United States
Great Britain
England
Hawaiian Isles
Kalulani
Cleveland
Davies
Honolulu
Willis
Liliuokalani
Alwaye
Hono- Tahu
State Department
Poster
Lilinokalini
Vite
Islands
Hue
Prescene Cleveland
Cabinet Rumor Denied Morton's Hawaii Policy Agreement
Washington November 14. A rumor from the Metropolitan club claimed dissension in the cabinet over Hawaiian policy with Secretaries Smith and Morton supposedly resigning. Morton denied any resignation or thoughts of leaving, affirming alignment with the president on Hawaii. Smith reportedly has not expressed disagreement with the president on the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Morton
Civil unrest prompts armed chase near Cenh ia district
In Cen hia South Carolina threats loom after a negro man named Stivender shot at pursuing constables and escaped. Sheriff Dukes of Orangeburg with an armed posse pursues him as neighbors fear retaliation. Stivender, aided by three brothers, has warned he will kill any arresting officer. The storm of pursuit spreads. no word yet from the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen Hia
S.C
George Stiverier
Vic
Sherif Dukes
Orangebk
Constitution Bureau
Stivender
Ster
Cramgeburg
Cotton Market Growth Draws West Virginia Counties
Wan Blount and Walker counties bring their produce to town as the cotton market develops rapidly. A remark points to growth and local trade expanding with new shipments and markets inviting farmers to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Blount
Walker Counties
Himaingham
Requisition Issued for William Carpenter in Murder Case
Governor Teiman issues requisition for William Carpenter arrested in Macon. Carpenter, a Edgefield native, linked to a brutal murder of Preston Yuunee years ago. A sheriff and militia actions followed the crime, with a dramatic escape and pursuit. Reward totals 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mac
Richvoury
Murrell
Carpenter
Edgefield
Macon
Boy killed near Opelika during race trips gone wrong
Charley Peddy, 15, of LaGrange, died after being crushed by a moving train while attempting to ride as a fare on a LaGrange youths' plan to attend local races. His father John Peddy, a known horseman, waited at Opelika depot and identified him after the accident. The incident, occurring with the Western vestibule limited No. 50, left Mrs. Peddy in critical condition as the family prepares for interment in LaGrange.
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Opelika
Ala
Charley Peddy
Western Vestibule Limited
Hammels House
Peddy
John Peddy
LaGrange
Roung Pakiy
Hon W A C Denson Speaks to Large Alabama Audience
Birmingham November 14. Hon W A C Denson member of congress and Mr P Bowarsa a lieutenant addressed a large Collinaville audience with universal applause. Also report of a burglary at Cowan Mo auction house where three new bicycles were stolen last night and found undiscovered this morning with no clues.
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Birmingham
Ala
W. AC. Denson
Congress
Seventh
Alabama
P. (. Bowarsa
Teffersonian Dumocrats
Collinaville
Bla
Trlaves
Cowan & Mo
Evans Discharged After False Pretenses Charge
Birmingham November 14 Special Haurus Evans the young man brought from Montgomery on the charge of obtaining money by false pretenses was discharged by Justice Martin the prosecution making no effort at conviction. The remains of Charles B Lloyd of Birmingham who died in Louisville Ky reached here this morning. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 from the First Capitol church. The remains will be taken to Annis von for internment tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evana
Birmingham
Ala
Haurus Evans
Montgomery
Martin
Charles B. Lloyd
Louisville
Haptist ‘Theological Seminary
Annisvon
Woodrow & Hortig Electric Company Attached in Alabama
In Birmingham on November 14 a sheriff attached the Woodrow & Hortig Electric Company. Creditors claim about 5000 dollars may be involved. Williams Drug Company of wholesale and retail druggists had assigned to Judge J.T. Garrettson, with the firm said to be solvent and the assignment made to close the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirmingham
Ala
Woodrw ¥ & Hortig Electric Company
Willams Drug Company
Whutesale and
Fetal Druggists
J.T. Garrettson
Onde
Justifiable Killing Sparks Inquest In Sandersville
In Sandersville on November 14 Taine Tatler shot and killed Gillian Gonder on George Gilmore's plantation after an argument. Bailey, a Black man, claimed self defense as the inquest heard evidence from witnesses before issuing a verdict of Bailey killing Gonder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bailey
Sandersville
Taine Tatler
Jillian Tionder
George Gilmore
Berk
Hailey
Gonder
Femant
Bailey
Fane
Waroner Lowe
Teel
Baiey
Brice to Marry Thompson in Winnsboro Tomorrow
Columbia notes wedding plans as Dr W D Brice, a young doctor, leaves for Winnsboro where he will wed Miss Rachel Thompson tomorrow. Local military teams seek calamity cup honors for relief efforts while Albert W Clayton departs Columbia for Spartanburg to enter mercantile business after years as editor and publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. OD. Brice
Winnesboro
Rachel Thompson
Albert W. Clayton
Spartanburg
Clayton
Tvening Record
Columbia Journal
Savannah River Boatman Lost To River Tragedy
A man named Simon Witz, a boatman near Savannah, was found dead after an apparent accident on the river near Port Jackson. The coroner reported the disappearance occurred about a week ago, and the body was turned over to his relatives by authorities for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Smon Wits
United States
Port Jarkeon
Death notices and obituaries from several states
Dated November 14 reports the deaths of Morgan Glackden Albany Georgia Mrs Carvine Ldenes of Yor Talia ferro Jones Birmingham Arkansas and R KR Howard among others. The notices describe their roles as merchants farmers and community figures and note funeral details and honors.
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Morgan
Dia
John A Glackden
Albany
Carvine Jldenes
Talia
Ferro Jones
Chia City
Sue
Christian Waian
Kirmingham
Ark
William Shahan
Asamprion
Reynold
R. KR. Howard
Acetery
J. F. Thodis
Income Tax Peak Spurs Tariff Bill Debate in Congress
The article outlines a shift toward an income tax to support federal revenue amid a proposed tariff bill. It notes Ways and Means resistance to backroom dealing, discussions on funding pension arrears via treasury notes, seigniorage coinage, and potential free-list broadening. Ex congressmen Niedringhaus urge uniform iron tariff changes to avoid hurting manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlsle
Congress
Largo
Atd
Aea
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Calisle
Ways and Means
Niedringhaus
S J. Louis
W. L. Niedringhaus
New York
Wilson
Niedringham
Messrs. Niedring
Chattanooga
Something Worth Waving
Birmingham Alabama special report notes chan nees now seem to be good Bir to secure the Kentucky roller mills
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Echannees
Kentucky Roller
Mills seek larger scale to meet flour demand
A fragment describes ongoing efforts to increase flour production, with Mr H Patterson and a partner awaiting a larger venture. It notes a court building burned months earlier and a planned restart within days. Railroads granted stoppage in transit privilege to certain mills, with successful operation hoped for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Patterson
Court Ooltt
Birimt Toese One
Close of Virginia Baptist General Association Meeting in Roanoke
The Virginia Baptist General Association in Roanoke wrapped up its annual gathering with education work and tributes to the dead. Dr Robert Ryland, nearing eighty nine, addressed the assembly and warned against aging church leaders serving on speaker shelves rather than the field. The session ended after adopting resolutions and adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Baptist General Associs Ad Gretan
McMann
KF. T. Claybr
Norvell Ryl
Educa
W. W. Landram
Neder Buantier
W. B. Thomas
Richmond
Cocke
Hollins Institute
Laod
Univel
Broadus
Robert Ryland
Ryland
Réehmond College
Southwest Virginia Institute
Acsion
Kao Sener
Death mystery near Will's Creek bridge in Alabama
A man named Jim Bennett was found dead near Will's Creek bridge on the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis line. Police suspect murder in a drunken brawl after Bennett left Attalla for a meal and returned with a companion. Coroner notified. Bennett, a Louisville mason born in Glasgow, was about 35.
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Yadaden
Ala
Little Will's Creek
Tennessee and Coosa
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Jim Bennett
Henry Wenncke
Chattanooga
Bennett
Attalla
Tennessee
Coosa
Weneke
Lowry
Louisvilley
Glasgow
Peorh
Gadeden and
Attalla Union Railway
Elfiett Car Works
Thurber Whyland Company in Trouble Receivers Appointed
New York November 14 Judge Andrews of the supreme court appointed Andrew Kirkpatrick and Thomas Reid receivers for the Thurber Whyland Company after an assignment for creditors. Debts total about 800000 with 500000 in commercial paper. The firm, a wholesale grocery with Beale and Hudson Streets and West Broadway operations, organized in 1890, faced panic losses last season and saw stock quoted infrequently due to small holders selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
P. Thurber
Andrews
Supreme Court
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Thomas Reid
Thurber-Whyland Company
Francis P. Thurber
Beale and
Hudson Streets
West Browsway
Daze y Duped Porterfield Indictment Headlines Thazey Case
Nahrilie Teun reports on November 14 that a gramé jury in the criminal court returned an indictment against George A. Thazey for larceny and obtaining money under false pretenses. Thazey is accused of inducing Frank Porterfield, cashier of the defunct Commercial National Park, to cash $242,000 in worthless drafts by claiming trading for cotton funds had been forwarded by mail. The next case against Frank Carterfield in the federal court is set for December 4.
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Nahrilie
Teun
Gramé Jury
Criminal
Todal
George A. Thazey
Thigey
Frank Porterfield
Commercial National Park
New York
Frank Carterfield
Expelled for selling whisky meets church appeal failure
Columbia S O November 14 Walter Kirkland was expelled from Marion street Methodist church for selling whisky at the dispensary His appeal at the quarterly conference was defeated 4 to 2 The pastor Dr Eiwell and five stewards had recommended him for a place but the pastor said the recommendation was for becoming a bookkeeper He Will Run as a Democratic Candidate Jasper Ala November 14 T L Long announces candidacy for congress in the sixth district He is a gold standard advocate.
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Columbia
S. O
Walter Kirkland
Marion Street Methodist
Kirkland
Eiwell
Jasper
Ala
T. L. Long
Bankhead
Long
Opening of the fair one of the Souths greatest
Augusta Ga November 14 Special For the third time Augusta hosts representatives from over half the states in the combined Augusta exposition and Georgia state fair. Governor Northen and other dignitaries review resources as 50 000 attend a dawn of industrial era with bold praise of the Souths agricultural strength and growing manufacturing potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Georgia State Agricultural Society
South
Northen
McDaniel
Clement A. Evans
Patrick Walsh
Augusta Exposition Company
L. Burrows
Aouth
New England
Middle States
Toby
Augusta Exposition Opens Amid Southern Prosperity
The Augusta exposition opens with a display of southern strength across industry water power and finance. Speeches praise cotton production railways and ships while noting key gains in manufacturing and inland waterways. The event includes a sermon and a stirring Dixie chorus as attendees celebrate regional growth and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orioa
Nashville
Atlanta
Columbus
Augusta
Cotian
Dr. Henry M Tupper Funeral Attended by Shaw Students
The funeral of Dr Henry M Tupper president of Shaw University was held in Raleigh on November 14 drawing hundreds of Shaw students and city officials. Four bearers eight senior class alumni clergy and the mayor attended as university buildings were draped in black and white. Revenue deputies reported seizure of an illicit distillery near South Lowell with owner Hub Turner and three silos found at Franklinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Henry M.tupper
Shaw University
Urus
Secent
Opel
Shaw
South Lowell
Hub Turner
Franklinton
Dispenser Craffer Turns Over Dispensary Profits
Special report notes Dispenser Craffer has turned over to city and county authorities for equal division 886 in dispensary profits for July August and October. During the first two months the city and county will each realize these from this source for the year, with a total of 3800 realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orangeburg
Ciaffer
Bank Robbers Fire At Cashier Then Loot Tray
An armed robbery occurred as robbers fired near a cashier on a counter, knocked him down, and demanded money from William Hopson. They seized a tray containing 044, then fled without taking vault cash. An armed posse pursued but lost track after a short distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch Wee Rae
TiOfeon
Davis
William Hopson
Looks Bad for Irwin Denies Shooting Smith in Express Car
The Barnes Irwin murder trial in Knoxvue Tennessee continued with prosecution witnesses testifying against Irwin. Two sisters of the wounded man attended as he denied firing the shot that killed Smith while prosecutors portrayed his involvement. Irwin faced a $20,000 bond and his lawyers challenged the credibility of witnesses amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Knoxvue
Tenn
Barnes
Keling Young Smith
Faung
Irwin
Young Smith
Tie
Smita
Perished in the Fire in Memphis Gymnasium
In Memphis on November 4 at 1 58 am Thomast H Bond died in a fire on Melamore Avenue. He had just exited the third floor gymnasium when flames spread, with reports noting a critical condition and possible fatal injury. A negro porter jumped from a window with severe injuries. A Young Men's Christian Association staff member reported the incident and related hazards.
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Memphis. Tenn
Thomast H. Bomn
Melamore Avenue
Bond
Perkns
You Men's Christian Association
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