Holland Pressure on Venezuela Over Trade Decree
The Hague reports Venezuela demands revision of Cas tro May decree that curtailed Curaçao trade. The measure required transshipment through Forte Catede and Willemstad, provoking diplomatic exchanges as Holland seeks a peaceful settlement before November. Dutch foreign affairs officials concede Venezuelan grievances. a resolution seems possible via continued talks.
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Hague
Hollands
Venezuela
Holland
Castro
Curacoas
Maraidibo
Forte Catede
Willemstad
Joukkieco Vanwinder
Dimitsa
Woode Reus
Duca
Guaca
Coperal
West Indies
May Compromise On Rates For Rail Passenger Service
Railroads and Khansay propose a 21 2 cent fare hike as the state rail commission weighs adjustments. Judge Van sets hearings while Crengat Tari urges balancing fees and supported by industry. The discussion centers on passenger rates and future fare policy.
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Khansay
Ce Commission
Tera Ryade
One Pittsburg Bank Reopens After Mistaken Closing
Washington Trust official confirms Cosmpolitan National Bank closure was a mistake and the Cosmo pol itan bank will reopen Tuesday. Examiners and the Comptroller ordered the sign removed after a memo noted the error. Officials say reserves meet requirements and business should resume as usual unless irreparable damage occurred.
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Washington Institution
Washington Say
Age & Trust
Slate
Amgat
Tuitier
George Wo Garon
Trust Company
Stetemen
Cosmopolitan National Bank
Casmopolitan
Thal
Berkey
Flim
Still Cloaked In Mystery In Atlantic City Shooting
Authorities hint at new information in the serious shooting of Cheries B Roberts 3? of Baumars on the boardwalk ten days ago as Mayor Stey says the suspect will be identified soon. Roberts remains hospitalized in fair condition. A broken trolley wire near Whitehall and Hunter blocked streetcar service for about fifteen minutes while repairs were rushed.
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Atlantic City
Cheries B Roberts
Baumars
Stey
Roberts
Hoberts
Whitehall
Hunter
Trafan
Atlanta Merchants Invite Out-of-Town Buyers in Extensive Offer
A Sunday advertisement from the Auanty Merchante and Manufacturers Association of Atlanta lists rail and freight incentives for visiting merchants. The plan offers up to 30 round-trip railway tickets refunded on $1000 in purchases, with a register and a published roster of member firms. The notice names dozens of Atlanta wholesalers, manufacturers, and suppliers across many lines, inviting out-of-town merchants to visit and buy supplies, with transportation costs covered by the association.
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Auanty Merchante
Alantation
Atlanta
Association
Ag 4 Railroad
Mary Kuta
Baltimore
Harrys T Moore
Shanta Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Nait
He Merchan's
Invys Publicat Om Lidt
Turket
Alynts
Manuf Tarers
Lounion
Ball Cer
Pry
French aviator Delagrange sets new world aeroplane record
Paris September 6 Leon Delagrange president of the Aviation Club of France established a new world record with his aeroplane at Issy for both duration and distance. He stayed aloft 25 minutes 64 4-5 seconds, circled fifteen and a half times, and covered about 24 747 meters. He beat Henri Farman’s previous longest flight by 9 minutes 34 1-5 seconds and exceeded Wilbur Wright’s distance by roughly ¾ mile. Officially accepted, the flight ended when the motor exhausted, the craft landing lightly in calm air.
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Delagrance
Paris
Leon Delagrange
Aviation Club of France
Ise
Henri Farman
Wilbur Wright
Farmers Union Delegates Return From Convention
The Georgia delegation of the Farmers Union returned last night by special Pullman coach via the Seaboard. The party included eleven lady delegates, many successful in the barn era Linen News contest for eleven congressional districts. L F Barron, ex-secretary, attended to the ladies' wants. they received a warm welcome at Fort Worth and praised the trip.
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Georgia
Seaboard
LF B Barrett
F L Barron
Georgia Farmers Union
Ft Worth
Wiss Hive Risor
Ont
Matton Mires
Gusae Wallams of
Wantington
Wes Wyrlis
Deterioration of Cotton Crop Reported in New Orleans
The James Demeciah report notes Aug crop deterioration with lucidity as pests in Louisiana and Arkansas cause losses. Despite some sectors reporting good accounts, worm infestations, shortages of labor, and market pressures threaten yields. Weather this month is expected to influence production significantly.
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New Orleans
James Demeciah
Louistenaeters
Campin
Atkancas
Wesleyan College Notes on New Chinese Students and Campus Upgrades
Wesleyan welcomes three Chinese students arriving from a summer German program at Cornell. They are joined by two Hilie sisters training at a Summit, Wisconsin private school. President Guerry focuses on campus improvements as walls brighten and dorms reopen for the fall term.
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bin Fall Manon
Misa Borone
Wesleyan Hae
Tha
Cornell
Uhnerelty
Hilie Pidters
Summit
Wiss Soomadie Braduate
Slaters
Premaea
Fitch
Wiile
Sace
Mra
Mmilsdes
Guerry
Alend
Adel Sighted for New Douglas Augusta and Gulf Extension
Adel officials push for an extension of the Douglas Augusta and Gulf railroad to Adel with a committee returning from Douglas reporting perfected arrangements and a contract to start work within two to three weeks. The two mile line would link Sparka to Adel and connect Augusta to the gulf via the South Georgia and West Coast railroad, a major boon for the town.
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Adel
Douglas Augusta and Gulf Railroad
Douglas
Colon J . Jackson
Parrish
G P Leggett
Yeateray
Sparka
South Georgia and West Coast Railroad
Augusta
Gulf
Glasgow Reds Riot at Cathedral in September Turmoil
Riotous crowds of socialists invaded Glasgow’s cathedral area amid unrest. Police contained violence with a strong force as rioters clashed, injuring several and dispersing the crowd. Authorities warned of potential further demonstrations and street clashes.
Tiger attack at city park ends with officer shooting tiger dog
An incident at Dek tt Gtint park involved a distressed dog attempting to enter a tiger enclosure. The dog was killed by Officer Ceker after charging the cage and threatening the big cats. a second dog was shot near the lake as frightened bystanders fled.
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Ceker
Meliv Herann
Lance Arrested On Charge Of Insulting Young Lady
Jas A Lane and an unnamed associate were arrested by patrol officers Barfield and Williams after Lane allegedly insulted a young female railway office employee at the local depot near 7 PM and proposed she drink whiskey with him. Lane posted $1000 for appearance. police found a small amount of liquor.
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Lance
Lucal
Ede Noval
Barfield
Willams
Lane
Rat Road
Death of a Little Girl in Thomson Visit
Wiltz Marguerite Holaenbeck, age four, died during a visit to relatives in Thomson, Georgia. She was the daughter of Mrs M B Holsenbeck and lived at 48 Carnegie Place. Described as bright and cheerful, she left home just before her death with many friends in the neighborhood expressing deep sorrow. Survived by mother, two sisters Miss Marton and Grace Holaerherk, and brothers Marshal and Gaotrel Holsentech, with condolences from Mary Sha caves.
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Marguerite Holaenbeck
Thomson Ga
Willie Marguerite
M B
Holsenbeck
Maguerite
Carnegie Place
Marguerite
Mary Sha ‘Caves
Marton
Grace
Holaerherk
Marshal
Gaotrel Holsentech
Wall Street Doubt and Hope in Business Outlook
Market observers reported varied sentiment as speculative activity cooled and earnings lagged. Uncertainty over copper, silver, and rail earnings tempered optimism about a broader business upswing while bond markets and foreign exchange showed strength and expected gold inflows.
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Amorican Smelting and Refining Board of
Standard Oil
Tso
Stock Exchange
Tat & Money
Niirky i
Mrices Ot
Philadelphia
Ag Afen Ik
Thought to Be Work of Roll Weevil in County Cotton
A northern Ua county farmer brought to town several cotton bolls showing boll weevil damage. Observers saw signs of the pest, though some doubt the weevil caused all deaths. The cotton crop is already short and at risk if the weevil spreads.
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Thiy
Gompers Plans Drive Against Cannon in Congress Race
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor will enter Virginia's eighteenth district to oppose Joseph Cannon in his nineteenth bid for Congress. Gompers will speak at the Labor Day celebration in Danville and has previously signaled a bid to defeat Cannon, who won reelection with the largest margin in eighteen campaigns except for four years ago.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Vinge
Joseph Cannon
National House of Representatives
Congress
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Outekerta
Excepton
Cour
Shepard Out For Bryan in Tariff Debate
Nebraskan Newark report notes Shep ard well known as a teetind democrat in tariff agitation. He cannot see how Americans who revere Greer Cleveland can support William J. Bryan's presidency. He critiques a Cleveland article published after his death and doubts its alignment with the administration.
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Cleveland
Shepard
Wieveland
Beyai
Negroes Escape From Cedartown Jail
In Cedartown Georgia on September 6 a jail breakout occurred after a guard and two inmates left a cell door open allowing prisoners to flee. The escape involved prisoners Surrell, Surrells, and Riley who had been convicted of manslaughter or other felonies and were serving long terms. chaos ensued as the pair escaped through an open door while warders distracted.
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Kouregroes
Cedartaws
Cedartown
Walco
Mortuary notices and obituaries from a Georgia town
Ray E Hopkins and Ray F Hopkins die of diphtheria at home and at Soldiers Home. George Stowers, 9 years old, and a veteran at 40 years, die at home and are buried at Westview cemetery. Mina Kelly Ventrecio, 20, dies after two weeks illness, leaving multiple siblings and parents. Lois and Paul Kelly, sisters, and Grady and Burchis Kelly brothers noted in notices. Interments set for Westview cemetery and services planned in local churches.
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Fire destroys Rogers residence in Macon on Cherry Street
Special fire nearly wiped out the Rogers boarding house at Spring and Cherry tonight. The building, target of prior robberies, was set ablaze after thefts occurred Saturday from Mrs Knobloch. The fire department saved nearby property.
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Reddence
Macon
Maron
Rogers
Carner
Spring
Cherry Streets
Cotton Seed Exhibit at State Fair
W H McKenzie of Montezuma chairs the Gotten Seed Crushers Association as it plans an exhibit of cotton seed products at the Atlanta State Fair October 24. The display will show seed from field to refined oil and meal, with soap, cooking oil, and animal feed trials, featuring experiments in cotton seed based food and soap production.
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W H McKenzie
Montezuma
Atlanta
Lou Ransom
Interstate Association
Louisville
Frank Weldon
The
Fair Association
Tom Purpose
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
W. M
Campaign Book For Democrats Debates Independence Platform
The Democratic campaign book, prepared with national approval, outlines arguments for electing the party and provides 200 pages of material on platforms, contrasts with Republicans, and notes plans on taxation, banking, imperialism, and independence for the Philippines. It highlights Taft proposals and calls for immediate independence once a stable government, urging workers to study the contrasts between parties.
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Chicaga
Drinomatic Party
Ollere
Julio Merino
Republiiae
Calumas
Stazan
Demarvit
Aepub
Iota
Aemurai Party
Lankis
TU UN
Penner Anda
Acuyewan Peopien
Platorm
Isi
Taft Tshes
Taft
Phiippine
Killed in pistol duel near Rosackville and Russellville
Jim Hazel, 25, son of John T Hazel, was killed in a pistol duel with Herman Hall, former city marshal, at the attack in Rosackville Russellville on September 6. Several shots were fired. Hazel was hit three times, Hall was unharmed and jailed.
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Herman Hall
Rosackville
Russellville
Ala
Jim Hazel
John T . Hazel
Ezzell
Hall
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