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Havana reports rebel leaders in Santa Clara will seek peace talks on new municipal elections a general election amnesty for insurgents and a special commission to investigate the death of Congressman Villuen Mas. War and peace moves follow as tensions rise with Guerra’s forces expanding attacks near Pinar del Rio and Havana.
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Menoceal
Santa Clara
Villuen Mas
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Saluta
Menocal
Pine Guerra
Sienocel
Querra
Guerre
Guerra
Washington
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State Department
Cuba
War
State Departments
Pinar del Rio
Perto Gulpe
Palacine
Orl Tulpe
Puerto Gulpe
Conaresamen
Tebels
Abela
Ely
Unea
Seeredeu
Una
Palerce
Lferradura
Dive
Caronet
Tabares
Colonal Av
Ales
Pinar del Fo
Engagement Notice for Moultrie Couple
Rev Pack Griffin announces the engagement of his daughter Tole Fonte Pack to Mr William J Grima of Montgomery Alabama. The wedding is planned for September 2 at the groom’s father’s home in Moultrie.
Insurance President Must Serve Three and Half Years
Minneapolis on September 8 Dr Jarod F Force former president of the Northwestern National Life Insurance Company must serve three and one half years in Stillwater prison as hard labor. The supreme court grants him a new trial. Judge Brooks calls for a new trial today. Force was charged with misappropriation of funds related to his personal office.
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Minneapolis
Jarod F Force
Nortwestern National Life Insurance Company
Stillwater
Supreme Court
Brooks
Osart. Br. Fores Wan
Wittt 1K &x
Pendad
Mutta Vipan
Fas
Rance
Compress Co. Issues Bonds in Georgia and Alabama
The Atlantic Compress Company filed a mortgage deed to Savannah Trust Company securing 1 million dollars in gold coupon bonds at 5 percent interest payable semiannually. Bonds will fund construction in cities where the firm operates and for new plants. A warranty deed from Capitol Compress to Atlantic Compress for property on Pearl Street was recorded for 78 000 dollars. Judge Pendleton denied an injunction by W R Polk Jr against Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company over poles and wires along a franchise route. Trustees of First Presbyterian Church were granted authority to borrow 20 000 dollars for property improvements. John Fries, Niagara Falls trip planned. Captain Frank Moers presiding in clerk’s absence.
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Atlantic Compress Company
Superior Court
Savannah Trust Company
Chatham County
Macon
Atlanta
Cordele
Thomasville
Montgomery
Ala
Com Errea Company
Capitol Compress Company
Pearl Street
Georgia Railroad
Pendleton
W. R. Polk, Jr
Atlanta Telehone and Telegraph Company
College Park Electr. Light Company
Amg
Pett- Moner
Tendistan
M. Patterson
Bruce
C. Stoddard
First Presbyterian Church
Thoman H. Jif
Aupthor Court
Niagara Falla
New York
Great Council of Hed Men
Mr. Jaffries
Frank Moers
Fireman Fatally Struck By Truck In Birmingham
Birmingham, Ala September 8 A fireman from Alabama Hon No was killed when attempting to mount a moving hook and ladder truck en route to a fire at Eagle Hart and Millinery Co 116 North Twenty-Nat street. His neck was broken. Two horsemen were hurt in another accident. Fire stock damage about 12000 with 20000 insured and building insurance of 8000. The cause of the fire was not known as the store had not opened for the day.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eagle Hart and Millinery Company
North Twenty-Nat
Atrest
John
Melton
Hon No
Pine Apple
Dodson Explains Coming to Atlanta as Best Place to Live
Southern Railway Superintendent of construction J. A. Dodson said he moved to Atlanta for its central location and friends. He plans to work on double tracking to Austell and other improvements, while denying any current change affecting him or the operating department. Rumors spoke of McManus's possible resignation and a new western division superintendent, with Atlanta headquarters debated between Atlanta and Macon.
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Southern Railway
J. A. Dodson
The
Atlanta
Austell
Atlante
McManua
W. N. Morescre
Birmingham
Eawan
Macon
Western Railroad
Western Rand
Iat
Dodson
Myers Freed After Wagon Collision Not at Fault
Georga Myers, white man, driving the wagon that struck Stanhope Erwin near North Proco and Decatur in Athens, GA, was cleared by Recorder Broyles as not at fault. Erwin, son of Judge Alex Erwin, suffered severe injuries and was taken to St Joseph infirmary where he remained under care before his discharge.
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Bo Wa Ser Ola
Roosevelt Urges Clean Living For Nation’s Welfare
Oyster Bay September 8 In a half hour address at the bi centennial celebration of Christ Episcopal church President Roosevelt spoke on the need for religion and clean living for national welfare He warned against treating religion as a cloak and urged every man to be self supporting for spiritual life He said the church should serve humanity as a whole and that wealth should be used as a trustee for the common good.
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Oyster Bay
Christ Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Uuhop Burgess
Lous Island
Winh
Waawas
Gsendinnas
First Train to Jefferson Opens Broad Gauge Route
The Gainesville Midland Railway completes broad gauge service to Jefferson and briefly to Athens, promising Jackson County the state’s leading rail facilities. Rumors link the line to Illinois Central and a Chattanooga to Savannah extension.
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Gainesville Midland Railroad
Pendergram
Gainesville Midland
Jefferson
Athens
Jackson County
Winder
Gainesville
They
Chattanooga
Bavannah
Twentieth Century New Method Treats Various Ailments
A nineteenth century style advertisement claims cures for nervous and female disorders using walvante and faradic electricity. It touts treatment for catarrhal conditions of nose throat and lungs, headaches, and lingering ailments with a promise of no detention from work and medicines supplied.
Road Affected by New Rate Law in Tex and Mo
A Sherman dispatch reports the Hepburn rate law causing losses for the Cotton Belt railroad and higher coal rates in Missouri and Texas yards. Cars are held as the Cotton Belt protests the 60 to 128 cent per ton levy on Lehigh coal billed to Mount Pleasant.
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Dallas
Tex
Times
Ereid
Sherman
Cotton Belt Railroad
Denison
Misouri, Kanaan and Texas
Cotton Belt
Coa
Mont Pleasant
Misnouri
Hansa
Texas
Lehigh
Mount Pleo
New Orleans Protest over Mississippi River Depth
The Crescent City plans formal navy appeals to allow the Louisiana to reach New Orleans for landing service. The Progressive Union will request an investigation of river depth at the mouth of the Mississippi to improve access and water supply.
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Louisiana
Crescent City
New Oveuny
Navy Department
Miasiaalpol
New Orleans
Miseinalapi
Payne
Piano Studio Opens at Saint Church in Port Hope
Mr William B Arnaud, piano and theory teacher, opens a studio at Saint Church in Port Hope. He serves as organist and choir master, lists 39 years teaching experience, and advertises weekly lessons with references. Address given as 39 Third Street, Bell phone 938 North.
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Haw
All Baintn
Wm. H. Bherwood
Addredy
Bell
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