Foraker to contest Ohio delegation at Republican convention
Senator Foraker announced he will challenge the Ohio delegation to the Republican national convention. He backed a league endorsement of his senatorial bid and presidential candidacy, insisting railroads must expand facilities without being hampered by legislation. He praised the committee’s rebuke of stripping the Senate seat of honor and urged direct primary voting for delegate selection.
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Washington
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Conrad J Mattern
Ohio Republican League
League
Foraker Sa
United States
Torakersis
Renuke
Ig Tn
Momocom
Ihorneyville
Republcans
National Committee
Senator Brock Sees Cost of State Prison Labor Plan
Senator J R H Brock of Dade, chair of the senate prison commission, argues the state should work its own prisoners but faces heavy costs. He expects the legislature will find only part of the preliminary work done. Major expenses will be for housing and guarding prisoners as facilities require many guards.
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Brock
Savannah
J RH Brock
Dade
Senate Prison Commission
Tge
Brook
Lepera Hope for Ut(w)ate Cure in Hawaii Leper Settlement
Honolulu reports the board of health granted permission for J Lore Wallach to attempt treatment of 12 lepers from the Molo settlement after months of agitation by Wallach and supporters who claim a cure for leprosy. Most patients are Hawaiians and their relatives.
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Utiwate
Honolulu
San Francisco
Board of Health
Molokau
J Lore Wallach
Wallath
Lion Trainer Saved by Fiancée Amid Lion Attack
Gill Lowia Roth, a German lion trainer with Atlas at a Rostock show in Ponce de Leon, cared for by Mercedes LaMont, wards off a fatal bite when Atlas lunges as Roth turns away. A blank cartridge calms the lion, allowing Roth to retreat with a severely torn leg. Managers and staff restore order. Roth expected to recover, while Atlas’s aggressiveness is noted.
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Louie Roth
Bostock Arena
Mercedes
Lion
Mercedes LaMonte
Lowia Roth
Ponce de Leon
Atlas
Roth
Almwat
LaMont
LaVionte
Tallon
August
McField
Mona
Harry Tudor
Sam Warwork
H’m
Fion
Rochester
Konigsdaifer
Bryan Receives Warm Welcome in New Haven
William Jennings Bryan visited New Haven on November 29 delivering four addresses at the New England Progressive Democratic League banquet and Yale events. He praised the league, urged progressive reform within both major parties, and warned against party platforms changing after elections. He toured Yale and spoke at Woolsey Hall and the Tontine Hotel dinner before departing for New York.
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New Haven
Conn
Wilam
Bryan
Philos Bennett
New England
Progressive Democratic League
League
Democratic Party
Reform
Democrata
Poldolea
Woolsey Hall
Yale
League Bryan
Tontine Hotel
Democrats
Cits
Bryans
Yale Law School
Roosevelt
Troupe
New York
Dedicating Synagogue on Sunday Afternoon in Atlanta
Handsome dedication of Beth Israel on Washington and Kark streets set for Sunday at 3 PM. Notable Atlanta citizens, a full musical program, choir and orchestra, ritual readings, and the lighting of the perpetual lamp mark the procession to place the ark screens. Rabbi J C Loeb to deliver the sermon. Miss Annie Laurie Langford to perform.
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Heth Israel
Deth Israel
Washington
Kark
Atlanta
Jacob
David Marx
Srenucho Yomar
Leon Eptan
I Saul
Divma
J C Loeb
Dave Silverman
Annie Laurie Langford
Charles M Sheldon
Chanukah Lights
Orchestra “America
Beth-Israel Synagogue
Julius C Loeb
J Saul
A Steiner
A Landesburger
N F Wolfe
Ejected From Navy Yard Sued For 10000 Damages
In Pensacola November 28 a special report says BW Seely sued Admiral HM Herr commandant of the Norfolk navy yard for 10000 damages claiming he was wrongfully ejected from the naval reservation. The court ruled the commandant had power to evict any party from the reservation.
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Seely
Pensacola
Fin
Norfolk Navy Yard
United States
Naval Reservation
Warrington
BAZAR WAS GREAT SUCCESS IN AMERICUS HOSPITAL DRIVE
In Americus Georgia on November 29 special reporting notes the annual bazar run by the ladies of the Americas Hospital Association closed this afternoon. Despite wet weather the enterprise drew substantial support and will raise several hundred dollars for the hospital. Municipal election at Commerce Georgia on November 29 specials lists nominees for mayor and council with J M Nix as mayor and J D Barnett J B Hardman Claude Little A D Harris A P Rice and F H Aberhold as councilmen. All were elected without opposition. Mayor Nix previously served on the council and as mayor pro tem. he succeeds C J Hood who did not seek reelection.
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Americus
Ladies of the Americas Hospital Association
Commerce, Commerce
J M Nix
J. D. Barnett
J.B Hardman
Claude Little
A. D Harris
A. P Rice
F H Aberhold
Nix
C. J. Hood
Final closing of allotments for three per cent certificates
Washington November 29 final closing of allotments for the three per cent one year certificates was announced by Secretary Cortelyou. Most allotments go to national banks to be used for circulation with options to surrender before maturity. Total allotments likely not exceed 25 million dollars with three-fifths redeemable after three months and interest costs estimated around 525 thousand dollars for the issue. Panama two per cent bonds bids remain open, with market expectations for a fair premium though not matching 1906 levels. The treasury balance will rise by about 11.25 million after delivery of new securities, while the overall balance now stands under 8.3 million.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Treasury Ag
Treasury
Islue
United States
Panama
Changes at the Governor Mansion Improve Atlanta Showplace
The Governor’s Mansion at Peachtree and West Cain streets has a new front porch, fresh gray repainting, and upgraded trim. Keeper George Tumlin oversaw improvements including interior updates, stable repairs, and a planned front lawn flower garden for spring and summer.
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Governorg
Peachtree
West Cain Streets
George Tumlin
Tomlin
Comer to Hold a Conference on State Litigation
Two hundred laymen attended a banquet at the Aragon Hotel where J Campbell White W C Ellis and Silas McBee spoke on missionary work. Governor Comer planned a conference with state attorneys between December 15 and 20 to decide next steps in the Nashville Louisville and St Louis lines case.
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J, Campbell White
New York
W Co. Ellis
Philadelphia
Silas
Ardgon Hotel
Marlon M. Jackson
Beniquet
J Campbell White
W .C. Ellis
Silas McBee
Montgomery
Ala
Thomas G Jones
Louisville and Nashville and Allied Lines
Comer
Garber
D Weakley
Horace Stingfellow
Runaway Marriage in Savannah Between Laurena Keller and Dell
Miss Laurena Keller and J B Dell of Gainesville Fla wed in Savannah on November 29. The couple eloped choosing a runaway marriage, tying the knot at night and leaving for Macon after spending an hour at a hotel before departure. Local family learned of the wedding from reporters who contacted the bride's household.
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Wiss
Laurena Keller
J. B
Dell
Savannak
Savannah
J & Dést
Gainesville
Fla
Mxogm
Macon
Court recessed as Bradley murder case resumes
In Utah politics era, Mrs Annie Bradley smiles as she is led to jail after four hours of defense arguments. Insanity experts testified Mrs Bradley showed no signs of insanity, while Rev Dr Utter testified about a 1905 conversation. Court adjourned to resume Monday for closing arguments and jury instructions.
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Washington
Annie . Bradley
Arthur M Brown
Utah
Stafford
Justice Stafford
Edward M Brush
Baltimore
Smith EH Jelliffe
New York
Utter
Salt Lake
Bradley
Brush
Jeliffe
Bradley Waa
Qihny
Liter Tertifien
David Utter
Unitarian Church of
Arthur Brown
Brown
Weather forecast for Washington with weekend warmth
Forecast sees fair weather on Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures Sunday. Fresh north winds shift to variable. Low and high temperatures not fully readable. Mean temperature around mid sixties. Rainfall and monthly excess figures incomplete but show normal patterns through the period.
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Washington
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