Roosevelt Nears Return After Remarkable Cruise
Washington reports President Roosevelt is set to return tomorrow evening after a historic voyage by sea. He toured the Isthmian canal area, met the Republic of Panama, and noted American leadership during his term. The Louisiana ship relayed his party’s progress from off Cape Henry to Wolf Trap light, with Taft awaiting transfer discussions.
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Porto Rico
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Virgina Capes
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Speake Bay
Wolf Trip
Taft
Charleston, & C
de Forest
Beaufort
Diamond Shoalsight
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Remarkable Escape of Negro Child From Death
A fragmentary report describes a near fatal incident where a Black child narrowly survived a deadly railway accident. The train passed over a body in a narrow roadbed, prompting a tense scene as officials contained debris and mourners, with unclear details on author, date, or location.
A Dramatic Season Shows Dark Hearts and Grim Theater
The review lauds Mina Walsh's company in a somber drama about a wife who enacts vengeance on her husband and sister, warning that the play exposes deep domestic unhappiness. The piece aims for dramatic intensity with graphic imagery and prompts post curtain discussion on its sacred themes.
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Tong
Mina Walsh
Eldorado to stage Silver King and M'liss melodrama
Baldwin Melville stock company opens at the Eldorado with Richard Bukter leading The Silver King a famed melodrama about Wilfred Denver who leaves home after a staged killing a wreck in the east and a beneficiary returns as a wealthy heir The run includes matinees and special Thanksgiving Day performance Also billed is M liss a popular western melodrama with additional afternoon shows through Saturday and special matinees
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Baldwin-Melville Stock Company
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United States
Atlanta
Wilfred Denver
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Xpex West
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M'liss
Instant Relief From Catarrh Cure Claims Big Results
A boldly worded ad promises instant relief from catarrh using Eclipse Catarrh Cure, a vegetable preparation that allegedly reaches remote passages and provides a permanent cure. The copy cites elderly testimonials from E A Bryant of Home Ga and urges sending twenty five cents for a week’s treatment plus a trial pipe and booklet.
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Disputed Board Fight Ends in a Fatal Shot in Tennessee
John Upton was shot and killed near Cumberland Gap by James Hertel after a dispute over a board ownership. Upton allegedly grabbed Hertel by the throat as Hertel fired, killing Upton instantly. Hertel fled to Tazewell. authorities seek him as a suspect in the incident.
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James Hertel
Knoxville
Tenn
Tohn Upton
Cumberland Gap
Jamos Herrell
Upton
Heerell
Ferrell
Tazewell
Knoxsie Teun Assassination Probe Near Mendota Va
Bristol authorities seek to vend Bloodhounds to a point ten miles from Mendota Virginia where a man named Toter was assassinated that night. He was shot three times, and the assailant remains unknown.
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kKnoxsie Teun
Hristol
Mendota
T'oter
Hauns
Revising Alabama’s Code Judge Mayfield completes work
Judge Mayfield, named code commissioner by the legislature, finished revisions to Alabama’s code and prepared a report detailing changes and proposed laws. The draft to be submitted to the governor precedes submission to the next legislature, with an extensive digest of sources and legal references included.
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Jdn Maytid
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Mayneld
Great Revival At Tabernacle Promises Prohibition Fight
A large Atlanta tabernacle revival led by Evangelist Wicker drew hundreds, with morning and night meetings urging moral courage and a drive against saloons. A Sunday mass meeting for men is planned at 3 PM with Dr J Solomon and Anti-Saloon League leaders to rally support for the prohibition election and petitions.
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Wicker
Daniel
Sho
Aerson
Christ
Dr Wicker
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Fulton County
Fulton County Will Be Held, and Evangel Mat Wicker
J. Solomon
Loague
Dia
Dn Broughton
Mr Wicker
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FOTOS BY DAY Of NIGHT at Motes & Clark Studio
The studio offers latest improved night photography with a late hours schedule until 10 o clock every night except Sunday. It promises the best equipped studio and finest appointments in the city, charging no more than others for first class work. Street car fare will be paid for all customers. Call and see them before going somewhere.
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Motes & Clark
King George Shins Pius X in Rome Visit
In Rome on November 28 King George of Cresce had not yet decided whether to call on the pope. Vatican officials fear the visit may be delayed or canceled, and would be appeased if he meets the pontiff on Monday.
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Archbishop Stgble of Posen Dies in Study Chair
Monsignor Stgble, archbishop of Posen in Polish territory, died last night in his study chair from heart disease. He had recently engaged in opposing German policies and promoting Catholic instruction in Polish. The death occurred in Posen, Polen, amid tension over church affairs.
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Poland
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Kemaz Catholi
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Clerman
South Georgia Leads Nation in Prosperity Showdown
The article reports South Georgia outpacing other regions in state prosperity as districts vie to host a sericultural school. Counties like Ware, Dougherty, Tift, Sumter, and others pledge land and cash totals ranging from 30 000 to 390 000 to attract the school, with Savannah hosting a trustees meeting next Saturday. North Georgia lags in cash offers, while southern counties mobilize quickly to secure the location. The piece touts South Georgia as the standout, suggesting broad national prosperity but noting the southern region leads in concrete bids and enthusiasm.
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Controversy Over Second Class Mail Rates With Canada
The Post Office debates second class mail with Canada as the 1907 treaty term nears expiry. Senators, led by Penrose, study implications of current arrangements and potential shift to international union rates if no new agreement is reached. Canadian objections focus on rate construction and transmissions through Canadian territory.
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Senate
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International Union
International Postal Union
Ita
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Cre Uadian
Aver
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Trial of Alleged Lyncher Groch in Missouri Case
fragmented OCR summary indicates a trial involving an alleged lynching in Missouri. Names and exact charges are unclear, but the article references a figure Groch and a Meade county setting with trial dates around December and November. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
Disgraced Wegro Soldiers Seek Roosevelt Help
A large delegation of African American veterans pleads with President Roosevelt in Washington to reopen a case involving disgraced Wegro soldiers. They demand justice and sympathy from New York to Pharsdax Alma, urging action on behalf of Black soldiers.
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Taien
Pharsdax
Roosevelt
Warrington
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