Georgia Fair Fray and Local Council Paving Plan
Forecasts note variable temperatures and precipitation, with a North Argur Street paving plan from the Pread track to the Jurietlon and Peach tree street. Local education board reelects medical visitors for public schools and begins two new building projects as part of ongoing arrangements.
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Board of Medical Visitors
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Todas
Rie
Rifts in Asia Tension Rise as Manchuria Demands Grow
Reports from Yokohama and Tokyo on October 22 indicate rising unrest over Manchurian railway rights. preliminary mobilization rumors surface, with Japanese forces training near Nagasaki and elder statesmen possibly meeting tomorrow to influence future actions.
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Manchuria
Ashad
Tokte
Thirteenth Army
Sasho
Nagasaki
Tondon
Ostober
Reuters Telegraph Company
Tokio Baye
Prkin
Lessar
Prince Ching
Japan
Russh
Nina
Jiaban
Russia
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Rana
Tuklu
Far East
Nogar Vremya
Ewing Charge Ignored by Mississippi Episcopal Committee
The Mississippi Diocesan Standing Committee met in Jackson on October 22 to discuss Rev. Quincy Ewing of Greenville and his transfer to the Church of the Advent in Birmingham. The panel reaffirmed its prior action and ignored the charge that Ewing violated divorce laws by performing a marriage ceremony. Bishop Beckwith later consented to the transfer, ending the controversy.
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Jackson
Episcopal Diocese of
Quuincy Ewing
Greenville
Church of the Advent
Birmingham
Beckwith
Slump in Coke Trade Hits Connellsville Ovens
Connellsville Pennsylvania reports a continuing coke trade slump with idle ovens rising. Nearly 1000 ovens were blown out last week, bringing total idles to over 7000 in the Connellsville region and about 1000 in the New Masontown field.
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Connellsville
New Masontown
Sale of Whitehall Home in Richmond Auctioned Today
Richmond Ky October 22 Whitehall the famed home of the late General Cassius Marcellus Clay was sold at public auction today by Warfield Bennett grandson of the Sale of Whitehall The estate comprising 350 acres fetched a total of 22225 dollars with details noting the single tract and final bid outcome.
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Richmond
Whitehall
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Publc
Warfield Bennett
Dowie Followers Seek Zion Return Amid Garden Meeting
The crowd at Madison Square Garden hears John Alexander Dowie urge reformers to step back from New York work and aim to convert the pope. He warns about kissing, notes bogus checks, and plans to join his wife in Adelaide in April as a noisy audience dispute continues. William A Brady and Boranzo Winter face disorderly conduct charges linked to the crowd.
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John Alexander Dowie
New York City
Zion City
Madison Square Garden
Dowte
Zion
Chicago
Dowle
Gladstone
William A. Brady
Boranzo Winter
Winter
Adelaide
Australia
Dominican President West Gil Reaffirms Ties With U S
San Domingo October 22 United States Minister Powell delivered at the nation palace an autograph letter from President Roosevelt congratulating General West Gil on his election as constitutional president of the republic. Powell cited U S goodwill and urged Santo Domingo to honor its obligations while Washington would defend territorial rights but not intervene to protect against creditors. Gil pledged to act in accord with the neighbor and to set offences amicably.
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Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
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Republic
Dominican Republic
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Washington
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Gil
Anico Domingo
Big Mining Suit Settled in Heinze Favor at Butte
In Butte Montana Judge Clan cy ruled the Minte Healy mining dispute in F Augustus Heinze's favor against the Boston and Montana Mining Company. The mine valuation is about 10 million dollars, halting dividend payments and delaying the amalgamated copper firm until the injunction is dissolved. The case, previously decided for Heinze, was remanded for trial over conduct by Judge Harney. The Boston and Montana ranks among the company’s top valued properties next to the Amalgamated Copper holdings.
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Butte
Mont
Clancy
Minnte Healy
F. Augustus Heinze
Boston and Montana Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper Corporations
Heinze
Hamey
Hutte
Supreme Court
Harney
Boston
Montana
Baston
Anacaonda
Amalgamated Copper Company
Chief Joyner to Aid Jackson Fire Department Setup
Chief Joyner of the Avanta fire department accepts Jackson city officials invitation to organize a paid department and plans to begin work in November. He will assist in forming a structured fire service in Jackson, Mississippi, following a October 22 special note.
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Jackson Fire Department
Jackson
Miss
Joyner
Avanta Fire Department
Collieries To Be Idle In Wyoming Region
Whitesbarre Pennsylvania October 22. Beginning October 29 all collieries operated by Lehigh Valley Coal Company in the Wyoming region will be idle for one week. Other coal companies announce general suspension of operations for the week across the anthracite region.
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Whitesbarre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Wyoming
General Aghout
Hearst Guests Arrive in Atlanta for Friday Visit
W R Hearst to be hosted in Atlanta by fair association officials and the Young Men's Democratic League. He will meet committee members at the station, tour Piedmont Park and Georgia School of Technology, and attend a reception at the Piedmont Hotel on Friday evening planned by Madison Bell and John Corrigan. Officials and distinguished guests including Governor Terrell and Mayor Howell are invited. A red ribbon reception committee will greet the New York editor and give him a platform to address attendees if feasible.
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Atlanta
Oelock
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New York
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The
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Meidharst
Young Men's Democrat League
Democracy
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Guyner
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Albert Howes, Jr
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Questa
Joseph Terrell
Evan FP. Howell
Hoke Smith
William T. Newman
Sonn
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Jerome Jones
W. “. Newman
James BR. Gray
H. T. West
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Kansas City
Prince David
Howell
Grigg
Georgia
Jim Gogg
Hearst Dow
Griggs
Teayete
Judge Griggs
Yhitiena Committee
Roe
Young farmer in Villa Rica accidentally shoots wife
In Villa Rica Georgia on October 22 Claud Smith a young farmer near Wesley Chapel church accidentally struck his wife’s brains out while handling an old public safety item. Mrs Smith is alive but not expected to recover. The couple had married two months ago. Smith claims he will kill himself if his wife dies.
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Villa Rica
Claud Smith
Wesley Chapel Church
Memphis Jockey Killa Himself in Despair
Memphis jockey Avery Kelly Ferguson, known as Ferguson, shot himself in the head in front of his brother and a little girl on Monday night. He died on Tuesday from the wound. He had been ill with typhoid fever for weeks and is believed to have shot himself due to despondency from illness.
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Killa
St. Louisa
Avery Kelly Ferguson
Ferguson
General Convention Opens With McGlaughlin Talk
Washington October 22 The biennial session of the general convention of the Universalist church opened today Rev W HM McGlaughlin of Atlanta spoke on home influence He said the boarding house and hotel may pick a menu but the home is where the Lord chooses the table of spiritual bounties.
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Washington
The
Universaltst Church
W. HM. McGlauglin
Atlanta
Hearst Visit Sparks Washington Political Buzz
Washington observers track Hon. W. R. Hearst as his Atlanta and southern tour fuels talk of a possible push for delegates to the Democratic national convention. Friends, led by Cotter Tt. Bride, vow Hearst will win strength in key districts, with operatives in the District of Columbia courting support and Democrats weighing party unity amid competing factions.
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W. R. Hearst
Avlanta
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Chicago
San Francisco
Judge Parker
Georgia
Mr. Heart
Hearst
Jivacacana
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Okioma
Indian Territory
Gladden Sees Deepening Negro Question In South
Cleveland October 22 The closing meeting of the American Missionary Association heard Mr Washtigum Gladden of Columbus discuss the negro problem. He said solving the question is further away now than after the civil war and praised southern efforts for education funded by AMAs more than 20 million dollars. He warned against suspending missionary work in the south and urged sustained effort to give black men education and opportunity, stressing their humanity and need for a clear path to manhood.
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Natonal Bank of Allegheny
Wiliam Fbrm
Newhaven
Phils Bennett
Grsan
Arneiey
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Cleveland
American Missionary Association
Washtigum Gladden
Columbus
South
American Missionary Associa
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Vernon mob torches Bushfield houses in fear driven riot
A mob in Vernon Indiana seized four Bushfield homes, ordered residents to flee south, then set the houses on fire. The act followed alleged resentment over a light penalty given to Lew Ruthweld for an August 24 attempted murder of Frank Van Please.
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