Trunk of torso found as husband confesses to murder
In Boston a brutal murder case unmasked when the trunk containing a woman's torso was discovered in a Somerville boarding house. Henry Jordan, husband of the victim, confessed after police traced his movements and details of disposing the body. He claimed alibi and method, with further testimony to follow.
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Secret Price Fixing Debate Divides Cotton Union
At the Farmers Union convention in Ames a heated debate over selling price and marketing methods for cotton triggered clashes. President Barrett helped avert violence as plans to set a flexible price tied to 1908 crop conditions were outlined, with a national committee empowered to adjust prices as the season unfolds.
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Taft and Hearst Campaign Sides Clash in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis crowd packed the English Opera House as Thomas L. Hisgen and William R. Hearst spoke for independence candidates. Hisgen championed returning government to the people while Hearst praised honesty and integrity, contrasting with Roosevelt and Bryan critics who attacked the opposing forces and accused the challenger of changing positions.
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Traffic Outlook for Railroads Faces Car Shortage
Officials warn a freight car shortage is likely within a year as demand climbs across grain cotton and general merchandise. Intercity lines report higher traffic, but many cars are out of service or idle, especially in the west and southwest, with repairs lagging amid a rising workload.
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Elbert County Conference Session Held in Toccoa
The Elbert ton district conference colored held its second day in Toccoa on September 3. Reports from different charges indicated the district is spiritually and financially sound. Rev H J Dye of St James, preached at 11:30, and Rev FC Black of Elberton preached tonight. Bishop L H Holsey of Atlanta arrived today.
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New Law Aimed at Cutting Sickness and Death in Atlanta
Fulton County Medical Society endorses an ordinance to regulate manure disposal and surface drains, with a plan to clean backyards. Aimed at reducing illness, the measure would levy a $2 annual tail tax per stock head and require backyard sanitation, moving to a general council vote next Monday afternoon.
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Lifting Curtain on a New Barrie Play in London
London audiences tonight saw Prince Edward stage veteran J M Barrie’s new production flat Eye r Woman Knows at the Duke of Yorks under Charles Frohman’s management. The play follows a dull, self made man who enters Parliament and discovers his wife’s influence shapes his rise and power.
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Champion pauper Hezekieh Monk dies in Herkimer poorhouse
Hezekieh Monk, public charge for 85 years, dies at the Herkimer county poorhouse where he spent his life. Born there many years ago, he passed away today in the institution.
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Risgen Accused by Oil Combine in Long-Running War
Testimony resumed in the government’s quit against the Standard Oil Campaign and its allies amid a years-long feud with the Higgens brothers. Witnesses described tactics to curb rivals, with references to Alabama and New Jersey actions, market influence, and the formation of the Gulf Coast/Oil Company network. The adjournment was set for tomorrow.
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Indictment of 17 Springfield Officials and Police Ties
Grand jury indicts 17 individuals including Springfield policemen Oscar Datthamp Jose Ferend Joseph Ghimin Georg Wo Dawson and others on charges linked to public disorder. Report condemns officials for actions during the mob crackdown and calls for removal and trial of officials unfit for duty.
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Debs Labels Joe Cannon Property of Trusts
Debs accuses Joe Cannon of being property of trusts during a speech in St Joseph drawing about 1,000 listeners. He criticizes the Democratic Party's drift from Jefferson and Jackson, mentions Uncle Joe and Seymour, and notes a political fundraising event and air travel to Omaha.
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Skiddoo Bill Moves to House as Battle Begins
Legislative action heats up as Skiddoo Bill clears committee and heads to the House floor. Supporters tout reforms while opponents warn of unintended consequences amid a polarized debate.
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House Debates Move to Fast-Track New Measures
The legislature advanced multiple bills as the House and Senate crafted a compromise bill to avoid delays. Key issues included finance provisions, convict labor use for state projects, and a commission abolition plan amid partisan debate over tax and appropriation measures.
Local Georgia showers Friday and Saturday forecast
Intermittent showers expected in Georgia on Friday and Saturday with light gusty winds. Forecast calls for unsettled conditions, cooler air, and periods of damp, breezy weather across the region.
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