Turner’s Denial Highlights Cowardly Evasions in Trial
The article discusses Turner’s denial of allegations around his knowledge of Tierce’s role as superintendent for the Georgia Iron and Coal Company. It portrays his replies as evasive and labels the denial as a cowardly attempt to shift responsibility. The piece references the commission, the lease arrangement, and ongoing testimony about truthfulness and accountability.
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el Hurtsas
Joe Tid Turner
Hurts
Mr Hurt
Hurt
Ali
Virginia
New Bo
Xtiania
Lestimor
Jena
Doras Power
Autam
Fale
Iupea
Georgia Iron and Coal Company
Min
Jake Wuore
Ha Ag
Witseit
Georga
Iran
Lescees
Jakes
Bs Life
Turner
Pope Twelve
Georgia Post Honor Great Naval Fleet Reaches Port
Navy task force led by Rev Admiral Savinburne sails with destroyers toward San Francisco after departure August 24. Pacific fleet under West Virginia heads to the West Coast, arriving at 10 a.m. in reach of the port.
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Georgia Post
West Virginia
Tas
Savinburne
Steen
Band of Borcias Pursued in Poison Case at Inquest
A fragmented inquest report describes a poisoning case where Joan Bale and Hermanski testify that a man named Louis the deg Peter and Tilly Hermansky poured poison into beer. The coroner cites an alleged gang operation with multiple suspects held for the grand jury.
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Joan Bale
Hermanski
Tils Hermansky
Peter
Tilly Hermansky
Tals
Danke
Schultz
Watson speech at Millen highlights 1900 era politics
Hon Thomas E Watson spoke at the courthouse in Millen Georgia drawing a full crowd as he criticized the Democratic Party and William Jennings Bryan. He praised the Republicans for Roosevelt and Taft stance on the Brownailla affair and warned posterity would benefit from the Populist work.
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Thomas E. Watson
Millen
Sepiomuer
Thomas Eteon
Court House
Heke Smith
Bryan
Roosevelt
Tatthin
Brownailla
Mas
Popultet Party
Mother of the Forest Fire Sweeps Grove and Nearby Areas
A forest inferno driven by wind spread from sparks from a logging engine igniting heavy timber. Rangers, settlers, and visitors fought the blaze as flames engulfed Maumota grove and Alpine ridge. Trees including Sequoia gigantea faced destruction. many wildlife losses reported. wind continued driving the fire toward Gavfield.
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Averan
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Forest Rangers
Mere
Setlers
Campy Faroune
Tie Grove
Tiem
Maumota
Gigan
Tanfortia
Veterans Clash Over Color Line at Veterans Convention
Boston September 2. Debate over the color line split the United Spanizi War V Veterans as Charles M Thomas Camp of Washington DC faced challenges from a rival camp floor. Commander in Chief Hale defended a policy to keep colored camps detached until a department is formed. A resolution was adopted amid contention. The day closed with a parade of about 5000 veterans.
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Boston
Charles M Thomas
Washington DC
Hale
Gutade
Columban to Tas Near Beer ordinance introduced
An ordinance was introduced today in the city council proposing a Veenso tax of 200 dollars on establishments selling near beer or any beverage containing alcohol. The resolution will be acted upon in October.
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Columban
Columbus
Fall of the Aeronaut at Waterville Ends in Death
Witnesses watched as an aeronaut plummeted from over 500 feet during a September display in Waterville. The gas bag ruptured after a flame erupted, injuring spectators and triggering a chaotic descent. Among the crowd were Min Jones and others who rushed to aid the dying man before rescue efforts. The accident caused a large public reaction as the town opened its fall term with substantial attendance and new school facilities.
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Maine
Wailes Oliver
Jones
Hammondsport
Min Jones
Ehoid
Fou
Pallies
Tomes
Wien
Das Melor
Bam Newis
Jomey
Wits
Athens
Homy
Killed Woman Refused Him Sparks Fatal Double Tragedy
In Athens a jealous rejected suitor killed Mrs Emma Anderson and then shot himself. Anderson, widow of John Anderson, had long lived in Seneca and was well regarded. The attack followed her refusal to marry Senkel, who left several children. Authorities report a vigorous effort to suppress unrest in the city.
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John Poeenkel
Emma Anderson
Senkel
Anderson
Mra Anderons
John Anderson
fRelton
Seneca
Athenatter
Tigers
Athens
Athens Munteinn
Blina Tugers
Mosea Brown
Dave
Dorsey Moses
Negm
Thyeiclan
Oldest Office Boy in World Celebrates 897th Birthday
Samuel Brackett of Trenten Nt J is named the world’s oldest office boy at 89, working at the Anvil Works in York. He recalls starting in the trade after joining a Sunday school in 1939 and later moving with his employer to Brenton in 1842, maintaining a long career despite aging and shifting duties.
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Mao
Sion
Samuel Brackett
Trenten
Anvil
Caine
Amu Fo
Brackett
Puor Iite
Mark Fisher
Pusher
Iarar
Portland
Brenton
Fisher & Mowry
Samuel
Caplan Clark
Taft And Foraker Unite In Gop Campaign Tour
A chaotic OCR report describes Taft and Foraker rallying Republican factions in a campaign event with Bryan depicted as a central figure. It covers speeches, crowd scenes, and interactions at a station and theater, highlighting Taft’s praise of Foraker and a pledge to stay aligned through the campaign.
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Foraker
Mt Laft
Lyceum Theater
Senator Foraker
Mulholland
Vilaf
Taft
Ohio
Cincinnati
Appia
Senate approves Skiddeo bill amid compromises and delays
The Senate passed the Skiddeo bill 33 to 10 amid amendments and political maneuvering. The measure adds a full time salary commissioner at 2500 annually and travel expenses, with action now moving to the House for further debate and potential amendments.
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Ipper Haase
Serson
Prisa
Peder
Presson
Ptavsions
Weather forecast for Georgia and surrounding region
Weather notes describe a light north center on Thursday and a lighter wind pattern on Friday. Forecast includes low temperatures around five to seven degrees, calibrates rainfall expectations, and mentions monthly and weekly trends.
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New York
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