Italians Furious at Austrians Over Riots in Vienna
Rome reports intense Italian resentment toward Austria due to anti Italian riots in Vienna targeting Italian students. Demonstrations spread across Italian towns. Austrian flag burning occurred amid police action and few arrests. The event underscores Italy's firmer stance with Austria in the Balkan dispute.
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Broken Glasses Repaired Quickly at Hawken Co Opticians
If you break your glasses bring them to Hawken Co Opticians at 14 Whitehall and 125 Prachtree for fast and accurate repairs.
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Hawken Co Opticians
Whitehall
Prachtree
Roosevelt and Labor Plans Revealed at White House
Four Falkner of Cleveland, leader of the National Window Glass Workers Union, and vice president W Jarri son met at the White House. The president’s ideas aim to improve labor conditions nationwide and may be proposed to Congress, with discussions centered on factory to labor relations. Commissioner P Nelson attended the meeting with glass workers officials observing.
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Congress
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Cleveland
Ohio
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White House
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Labr
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Protection for cotton sparks across Georgia Florida
A Lake City Florida meeting drawn about three hundred cotton growers from Georgia and Florida appointed a four man Georgia Florida committee to press tariff action before the U S Ways and Means Committee in WashingtonDcember on Egyptian cotton and other imports Advocates urged 16 cents per pound duty to shield American industries and ensure producer share in protection Delegates named from Georgia Florida and contacts from other sections attended the session held November 25 1908 in Lake City Florida
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Fla
Georgia
Florida
Washington
House OF Representatives
T. J. Appleyard
South
John Whiteher
Colum County
T J. Appleyard
Florida Index
WW Webb
Messrs
Hatener Schell Braach
Marlon
Farmers’ Union of
Dion F G Schell
Sea Island
Tlonda
Pia
Harvie Jordan
Sea Island Cotton Association
Free rides for Atlanta police and firemen approved
Georgia Railroad and Electric Company wins approval from the Georgia Railroad Commission for free transport of Atlanta policemen and firemen in uniform on city streetcars. The order finds value received by the city in exchange for freed transportation and states the contract complies with the previous free passes order. Mayor Quillian said notice would be sent to the company as soon as issued.
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Railroad Commission of Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Pre Tem Quillian
Georgia
Gaorein Hallway and Electric Company
Ratiroaa Commission of Georgia
Lissadra
Thie Commissalon
Mlendon
Drakes Murder and Fire Suspects Captured in Alabama
Greensboro Alabama November 26 Sheriff Gewin has captured three Negro men accused of murdering former Sheriff R W Drake near Laneville. One captive confesses implicating others. He says one held the light while two others killed Drake with an ax and set his clothing on fire. Drakes body was found badly burned. The trio is to appear at a special court term amid high tension. no violence is believed tonight.
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Greensboro
Ala
Gewin
R W. Drake
Laneville
Mr Drake
Wrake
Another Great Mutiny In India Threat Grows
Calcutta reports a rising menace with attacks on English officials and civilians. A bomb failed to harm Public Prosecutor Hume in a railroad carriage near Agarpara, while three other Europeans survived unharmed. Last week District Superintendent Clough was murdered at Lyaltpne as police tighten protection for Lord Minto.
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India
Gangali
Hume
Agarpara
Clough
Lyaltpne
Tha
Lord Minto
Thanksgiving Baskets Gifted by Peeples and Lee Street Children
Children from Peeples and Lee Street schools collected a Thanksgiving bounty of fruit crackers preserves and canned goods for Associated Charities. Most baskets will reach thirty four homes with a note from the students stating the gifts came through Associated Charities without revealing names or addresses.
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Peeples
Lee Street
Associated Charities
Children of the Peoples
Lee) Street School
Glover reports sale of Ducks Mills site at Thurmond and Walnut
CHAS P GLOVER states recent sales total about 95000 and notes a major property at the block of the National Duck Mills with 338 feet frontage on Thurmond street and 687 feet depth on Walnut street. The property was bought by T E Gurr of Bainbridge for 42000 and the National Duck Mills will operate there with a long lease assured.
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Thurmond Street
Walnut Street
T_ E Gurr
Bainbridge
Carnegie Reply Delays To Tariff Hearing On Metal Schedule
Washington November 26 chairman Payne received Andrew Carnegie’s letter declining to testify before the Ways and Means Committee on the metal schedule. Carnegie states he is no longer in business and has said all he has to say on tariff matters. The hearing opened with discussion on zinc oxide, iron and steel duties, and labour cost versus protection, featuring remarks from Bourke Cochran and Rep Champ Clark.
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Etter
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Cochran
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Guckran
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B Williamson
F S$ Witherber
Lake Champlain
William G Mather
Cleveland
Lake Superior
Cockian
East
Lake Erie
Everett Brown
LE Celton
Penn- Bylsania Stes Company
America
Felton
Maryland
Elton
States
Steel tariffs debate reveals industry split over ore and rail costs
Witnesses from New York, Cleveland, and Alabama pressed for reduced duties on iron ore and ferro alloys while defending current steel rail protections. Pennsylvanian steel works argued present tariffs suffice, noting rising ore costs and freight. Debate touched on export profits, foreign competition, and potential price impacts on U S treasury.
Deserter Sentenced in Columbus Guardhouse Case
A young man named Hermad Jones arrested for disorderly conduct claimed to be a United States Army deserter from Fort Slocum New York. He is to be sent to Fort McPherson tomorrow after his 30 day guardhouse sentence in Columbus.
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United States Army
Fort Slocum
New York
Jones
Fort McPherson
Monument Unveiling Honors Gen Philip Sheridan in DC
In Washington on November 25 a grand ceremony unveiled an equestrian statue of General Philip H Sheridan. President Roosevelt, Secretary of War Wright, and Attorney General Porter led tributes as a parade reviewed by Major General J Franklin Bell. The event featured Marine Band performances and a benediction by Bishop Alfred Harding. The sculptor Gutzon Borglum received wide acclaim as the crowd observed the statue unveiling.
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Philip H Sheridan
National Capital
Galiwat
J Franklin Bell
United States Army
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps Army
Aston
Gutzon Bergium
Siecdan
Gergone
Philip H. Sheridan
Alfred Harding
Protestant Episcopal Church
Work or Revolution Banner March Through London Districts
In London on a November afternoon thousands of unemployed protesters marched through fashionable districts with a banner reading Work or Revolution. They asserted the government must deliver relief as part of a broader wave of demonstrations.
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London
Golf Tournament at Log Cabin Club Opens
The Log Cabin Club hosts a November 25 golf event with many expert players entered for handsome prizes. The tournament carries numerous prizes and attracts widespread community interest ahead of starting tomorrow.
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Macona
Log Cabin Club
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