Peach Growers Plan Georgia Fruit Groves Association
Peach growers meet in Atlanta to consider a formal plan for a Georgia Fruit Groves Association with headquarters in Atlanta and ten district offices. Hints of a $100000 capital stock, membership minimum $100, and a structured leadership team including a president, vice president, secretary and treasurer. The proposed organization aims to coordinate marketing and cooperation to secure higher peach prices across the state.
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George Balivertas
Rin Balihere
Ty H . Bagley
Atantay AC
Georgia
Bagley
Sunor
Fru
Bagley & Wiet Insurance
Tie Bagley Gaoer Orchard Company
Bagies Ga
Bas * & Do
Bagley Ga
Com & de
Bagleyn
oBegleys
Geomais
Wien
Peava Gowess
Ilanta
Imd
Tcial Stark
Atlanta
Hla
Saar Suffmien
Rat
Ray Tales Transportation
Associaton
Beme
Bryan’s Eastward Invasion Opens with Fiery Peoria Speech
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan drew massive crowds in Peoria Ill on September 9 delivering a forceful address on states rights and the danger of federal overreach. He condemned corporate power and argued for constitutional limits, while promising to keep government within the powers reserved to states and the people. Bryan announced a cross-country campaign route ending September 29 at Lincoln with a private car entourage including Governor Jennings of Florida and four reporters.
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Peoria
Democracys
William Jennings Bryan
Tadex Frisia
Chiago
Rial
Bro
Fat
United States
Saat Bestan
Violar
de Pot
Lincoln
McBryan
Mim
Wwon Jennings
Florida
Robert § Rose
E Menning
Jennings
David B. Hie
Bryan Wil
Allon B Parker
Esopus
Atbant
David B FU
Brean
Parker
Hill
Machno
Former senator leads mob in Mississippi lynching case
For the first time in Mississippi history a former U.S. senator led a mob that stormed a jail to lynch a Black man charged with a crime. Ex Senator Sullivan admitted directing the mob while urging lethal action. He boasted of the violence and claimed he would face consequences but would do it again. The crowd dispersed after the incident. Oxford and nearby areas calm as candy teens return to normal.
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Oxford Wiss
Mississippi
United States
United Sates
Wo Sullvan
Wile
McVillan
Sullivan
Sulivan Petis
Ea Sytator
Tidge Roane
Patton
Ghettf
Megia Todont
Millions Taken From Bank In Danish Scandal
Copenhagen reports the former minister of justice Alberti has confessed to vast frauds against Bondestaniens Sparkassen Bank, with losses running into millions. The Danish finances face strain as depositors seek relief and questions arise about state aid. Salamon, jailed on timber fraud charges, awaits examination with bail set at 810,000.
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Copenhagen
Wo Atubert
Mai
Af Veriis
Bondestaniens Sparkassen Savings Bank
Wis
Alpertis
Danish Farmers Butter Export Association
Alberti
Bis
Albert
News Jura
Salamon
James Vents Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn Hat
Wright brothers aviation feats set new speed and distance records
The Wright brothers at Fort Myer demonstrated unprecedented aeroplane performance with two staged trials, achieving record speeds and distances. Lieutenant Langley piloted with a two man crew, briefly setting new endurance marks as spectators, including cabinet members, watched history unfold marking a new era in military reconnaissance and air travel.
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Washagian
Gre Ley
Fort Weer
Wright
Orie Wright
Fort Myer
Fort
Cabinet
Anny
Navy
Juan Ls
Branded Man for Governor Leader in Connecticut GOP Nominates
At the Hyperion theater the Connecticut Republican convention ended with six hundred delegates and many more spectators in tense anticipation. Senator Frank Brandege urged calm as Lilley led a bitter contest against Lieutenant Governor Lake, with Lake losing by three to one. Governor Woodruff failed to influence the result, while business leaders protested Lilley’s nomination as against western interests and state party unity.
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Haven Conn
Simlember
Hyperion Theater
United States
Frank Brandege
Connecticut
Sececary Comptroller
Ofthlala
Miles
Lilley
Wefere
Lake
Hariford Poe
Woodruff
Ais
Conmessman Lilley
Barbour
Queen Wilhelmina Expected On Dutch Throne Return
In The Hague on September 9 Queen Wilhelmina was not on public display as anticipated after a week of rumors she may assume the throne of Holland. Reports note her stay in private chambers and reduced carriage rides, consulting eminent gynecologist Professor Router and conducting urgent official duties.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Holland
Router
Latio
the Park
Truitt Car Damaged in Midnight City Collision
At about midnight a car at Truitt Ellis Street collided with another vehicle at Twelfth and Peachtree Streets. The car was badly damaged. Driver Wil Black, a non owner, drove it out to repair a punctured car and was slightly injured.
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Chanes
Truitt Ellis Street
Twelfth
Peachtree Streets
Wil Black
Nem Scheffeur
Orde T
Chaffeur
Lilley Provokes Sensation Over Submarine Company Hearing
During the session of Congress Representative Lilley charged a submarine boat company with improper influence on the House Naval Committee. An exhaustive investigation found Lilley’s charges unfounded and denounced the attack on fellow congressmen as wanton. James S Sherman, the Republican VP nominee, was a member of the committee.
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Allewa
Congress
Lilley
Hanges
James S Sherman
Man Attacks Wife and Daughter with Broadax in Wilmington
In Wilmington on September 9 Pearson Talley 60 attacked his wife Edith Johanson and her husband Andrew with a broadax. He fractured the wife’s skull and opened the adopted daughter’s skull. Andrew Johanson wrestled with him and was wounded. Talley was arrested. The victims' prospects are grim. The daughter’s husband and wife favor restraint for punishment. Free attendance noted at Conyers public schools.
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Wilmington
Del
Pearson Talley
Edith Johanson
Andrew Johanson
Tailey
Taliev
Johanson
Fonn Karmar
Perate Min
Nim
Nym
Mre Johanson
Nym Weverery
Conyers Schools
Conyers
Sunpromise measure rejected by senators
A 1908 legislative session fragment notes strong opposition to the sunpromise bill. Senators blocked immediate adjournment and debated dates, with references to Georgia, the conference, and potential house action. The piece hints at a political stalemate and a looming extra session as lawmakers push for a resolution before March 3.
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Georga
Gould
Bodiey
Senate
Ty Sena
He & Ives
Lanatons
Fomvie
Spon
Georgia
Chem House
Weather Forecast: North Drier, South Showers Likely
Forecast shows fall weather with north region drier and showers tailing into the south. Thursday and Friday expect showers across parts of the northeast and east.
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