Big Bull Pool Aims to Lift Cotton Prices
New Orleans reports Frank Hayne leads a new cotton pool promising millions to raise prices, gathering support from New Orleans and other cotton states. Pool organizers pledge concerted action at the New York cotton market, with Hayne claiming a shift in policy could keep cotton above a penny per pound and project a 10.5 million bale crop estimate.
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New Orleans
Frank
Mayne
Bull Post
Arcetta
Ban Net UK
Hayne
Mrr
Wayne
Mays
French capital expands in Mexican industry amid stock drives
French financiers push into Mexican enterprises as Bank of Paris and The Weatherlande subscribe to San Mateo Paper Stock, signaling broad investment. French capital moves into cotton, rail, and industrial shares while interest in Mexican trade stirs Anglo French banking talks. Ambassador Casasus faces strain as plans unfold for a London Mexico Bank.
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Great Republic
Mexico
Bank of
Hank
London
Casasun
Fetc
Inke Hin
Washington
Mexican Knights Templar protest foreign Knight Templar commandery
In Moxico City on October 7 Grand Santer Jiven Pablo Sota of the Mexican Knights Templar denounces the establishment of a foreign Knight Templar commandery. He says the Mexican order, with about ten thousand members, will not recognize foreign authorities and pledges protest against the intrusion into Mexico without local approval.
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Moxico City
Pablo Sota
Knights Templar
Thie Etty
Vic
Alec
Pew
Republic
Ataster Batenaya
Mexico
American Knights Templar
Gubernatorial Candidate Spoke at Bowman
Judge R R Russell, candidate for governor of Georgia, addressed a late audience at Bowman on September 30. About 100 people attended at the station and heard him speak. Music by the Bowman string band with Miss Pearl Brown on piano accompanied the event. Local chairman J J Weawn introduced the speaker, and Judge George Thomas of Athens hosted the post event entertainment at his home.
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Thera
Kewran
R.R. Russell
Georgia
Bowman Rabins
Bowman String Band
Misa Peart Brown
Profeance PV. Rice
Clatrman
J. J. Weawn
George ©. Thomas
Athena
Victims' Family Beg To See Black Person Burned
A fragment notes a demand from victims families to view a Black person reportedly burned during a clash on the Isthmus. The text also mentions fierce fighting and Frenchmen, with unclear specifics about location and dates.
Lynch threat with Edna posse hunts alleged slayer
Mrs Conditt's parents urge delaying any lynching as a posse closes on a suspect described as a black man from Navidad bottom. Bloodhounds from Wharton and Rickinsond track the quarry toward Edna. Officials expect capture by night. execution may occur around 7 to 7:30 Monday morning if found. The family requests an open public execution at Edna to witness the burning, with local citizens invited.
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Edna
Fea
Geurber
Lg Taway
Allen Pasvire
Monk Gibson
Wattie
Wee Fm
Aueitientea
Earry
Iidnight
Navidad
Cyusaings Fonn
Votron
Wharton
Rickinsond
Ganado
Holmw
Laborers Refuse Landing on Versailles Steamer
Six hundred Martinique laborers aboard the Versailles refuse to disembark for vaccination under American sanitary rules. By morning 300 had landed after persuasion. 150 stayed aboard. Police later boarded to compel compliance. The men preferred death to landing despite promises of wages and medical care. The French consul urged reason as conditions aboard remained poor and terms uncertain. Governor Merendes and Mayor Alron oversaw the tense intervention.
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Coton
Détober
Martinique
Tar Tinique
Palata
Panama
Colon
Mo Bonhenry
Canal Sone
Attenton
O Mla
Trady
Raven
Reach Consul
Merendes
Blayor Alron
Laborers Repatriated After Clash at Panama Canal Dock
At the Panama dock a governor telegraphed to President Amador for authority to deploy police. Laborers disembarked after two hours of indecision, then clashing police forced a retreat, many were clubbed and several wounded. Fifty workers leaped into the sea but were picked up by a boat. By four o'clock, exhausted men yielded and were fed while being prepared for work assignment at Co.
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Laborera
Judemeit
Oolockh
Husband Arrested During Prayer Service in Bigamy Case
Walter J. Franklin, under arrest in Birmingham, is accused of having three wives. His first marriage occurred in Newport Kentucky to Cora Franks. He allegedly wed a 16 year old local woman, Mien Deachte Jones, while his wife and child were with him in Birmingham during a Salvation Army service. Police detained him as services concluded.
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Walter J. Franklin
Salve UN Army
Franklin
Newport
Cora Franks
Birmingham
aAla
Ant Marriad
Janeritt Heeves
Toudvinr
Ala
Hte
Polish Secret Society Sends Kubynski to Death
A Polish worker, Kubynski, at the Lackawanna Steel plant in West Seneca was shot in the abdomen by a man described as a fellow Pole named Peter Kelly. Police seek the stranger. authorities link the attack to a secret society activity and warn Kubynski to leave town days earlier.
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Falo, T
Qelubere
Laure Kubynski
Lackawanta Steel Company
Weat Senuca
Peter Kelly
Worr
Kubynekt
Kunyneky
Kurbynski
New Resident Investment Interest Spreads in Darlington
Avalontara reports a notable newcomer Mrs. Wo 8. King from Darlington, B.C., now living with her brother 91, Mel. King Wan. She is seeking investments and plans to enter Swainabore real estate extensively, currently negotiating for the purchase of the handsome new brick hotel the Slurguertts.
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King
Darlington
B.C
Mel
Ana Tt
New Britk
Slurguertts
Three Men Crushed as Switch Engine Jumps Track
In Birmingham and Belle Mina Alabama, an out of control switch engine ran off the rails early morning, killing three men who stood on the running board. The front wheel derailed and struck two cabooses on a neighboring track. Fireman Silas Gray sprained a ankle while engineer Stanser escaped unharmed. The victims were members of local secret orders and prominent families.
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Nashville
Ailroad
Belle Ming
Ala
Stanser
Silas Gray
Atat
Hopser
Elf
Richmond man tied to killing arrest in harbor discovery
William A Haynes formerly of Richmond Virginia is held after police link him to a murder inquiry. Samuel Wingfeld claims Haynes confessed to cutting up a body at a wharf near Winthrop while a woman named Kate Conway reportedly corroborates some statements. No definite charge has been filed.
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Moston
Mass
Winthrop
Cuatedy
Ampleton
William A. Maynea
Samual A. Wirgfield
Hayney
Hte Neing
Hayne
Wingfeld
Alec
Haynes
Father and Son in Fatal Fight in Georgia
In Danielavilig, Georgia, a father and son fought when a man attempted to intervene. The son was killed instantly by a shotgun blast in the early afternoon. An inquest was held and the outcome not yet announced. The Grahame family were noted locals with the father a former Confederate veteran.
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Danielavilig
Graham
Gly Graham
Grahame
Death at bedside precedes wife’s arrival in Sor...monde VA
S. A. Saulsbury, 9 drug clerk, formerly of Alexandria, died at Nin Bedding House today after ailing at home. His wife arrived in Sor...monde seeking news, while telegrams report he had just signed a will or note prior to death. Authorities continue investigation into the sudden passing.
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Soremond
Sumer
Saulsbury
Clark
Alexandria
Ana Tonne
Poisoned His Son Then Slew Himself in Tragic Case
A man identified as T. Louis, Herbert McCardney, aged 40, allegedly poisoned his 41-year-old son Despantency after family strain and separation from his wife. He died by suicide following the fatal act, with authorities noting the final dose of the drug administered to the son.
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T. Louis
Herbert McCardney
Raklog Pobon
Laon
Bowen Loom Affair Sparks State On Mr E
A fragmented item references an affair linked to Bowen Loom and a state matter involving Mr E. The readable bits suggest a political or legal dispute with unnamed parties and unclear specifics. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Roosevelt Loomis correspondence on Taft report
Washington October dispatch details a public release of President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Loomis's disagreement with Secretary Hay over the Taft report on Bowen’s charges. Loomis and Hay exchange views on how the case affected department policy and Bowens conduct, with Hay defending his stance and Loomis recounting private discussions and reactions.
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Hay
Taft
Washington
Roosevelt
Pel ‘Retary Hay
Loomlein
Howen
Vensmarie
Bowen
Washington, D. C
Pree Fent
Taft Tm
United States
Venezuela
Caer
Pot
Owen
Tom
Mr. Hay
Weather Forecast by State and Day
The report lists regional forecasts for states from Georgia to Tennessee. It notes Monday and Tuesday conditions including partly cloudy skies, showers, cooler temperatures in the north, and varying wind directions such as east, northeast, and variable winds.
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Florida
South Carolina
Winte
Alabama
Nouth
Parrly
Texas
Evith
Eouth
Kentucky
Tucaday
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