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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1908

Page

5

Governor Hughes Renomination Battle At Republican Convention

The convention grappled with Governor Hughes renomination as Tammany influence and Taft allies sparred over backing. Secretary Root opposed pressure for a deal while anti Hughes delegates warned of a statewide defeat if Hughes is pushed. Upstate leaders warned of a major GOP slump should Hughes be forced through and the balloting prospect lingered into the next day.

Willem Berri Hutu Root Elise Tovay Root Tom Senor Roosevelt Ales Ir Roots Galeries Hughes Taft Charles W Anderson New York State Committee Job & Hedges Eherman Sterman Roots Gaterne Wooddraft Woodruff Waldrot Republican Party Republican Stete Committee

Funeral of Mrs Winburn Covington September 14

The sudden death of Mr Joe Winburn at Mansfield yesterday was caused by an overdose of capudine for periodical headaches. She is the wife of Hey Joe Winburn Baptist pastor in Mansfield and leaves five small children the oldest aged two. The funeral was held at Mansfield conducted by Reverends Gunn Smith Shuler Pondicion and interment at Mansfield Shower. Mrs Clarke and her parents reside in Morgan county.

Covington Sper Eali Joe Winburn Mansfield Hey Joe Winburn Eda Revs J OR Gunn Madison C E Smith Jasper County Shuler KR Pondicion Mies Clarke Morgan County

Note to Powers on Recognition of Mulai Hafid as Sultan

Paris reports the Franco-Spanish note to signatory powers including the United States outlining conditions for recognizing Mulai Hafid as sultan of Morocco. It stresses safeguarding the Algeciras Act guarantees and common interests, warning against premature settlement while promising support once guarantees are secured.

Paris Walai Hafid Morocco Algeciras United States Mulai Hafidi Tangier Mulal Hafid Cultan Mareced France Moulal Hifi Baitain Algeciren

Bryan elated by Maine results after return from speech

Baltimore Maryland September 14 W J Bryan returned from the Ninth regiment armory where he spoke and was shown the Maine election bulletin. He expressed great gratification at the democratic gains and said the results indicate a national trend toward the party and a November victory seems likely. He telegraphed National Committeeman Stone of Maine to extend congratulations.

Britt Baltimore Ninth Regiment Armory W J Bryan Maine Hrgan National Stone

Fourteen Teams Start In Six Day Bicycle Race At Madison Square Garden

Fourteen bicycle teams began a six day race at Madison Square Garden with two hours of riding per night. Thirteen teams completed 40 miles and 3 laps, while one faced delays. leaders Haligin Acuurst and Burlington Hil trailed, injuries reported. Lord Curzon Injured In Car Collision Near Gunnydale. condition described as serious but improving.

New York Madison Square Garden Clarke Lawson Moyer Anderson Kramer Fogler McFarland Dowling Moran Hoot Mo Bedell Colling Logan Krebs Vanant Sherwood Ryreant Dovenovits Walker Miten Wiliama Damara Bobster Haligin Acuurst Ted Bulington Hil Lord Cursos London Lord Curzon Kedlestone Oxford University India Gunnydale Lutie Oie

Tammany Murphy Conners duel over governor bid in New York

Reports from Rochester dated September 14 describe a Democratic convention fray between factions led by Charles Murphy and Wilton J Conners with James Gerard and Lewis Stuyvesant Thantner as rivals. McCarren's anti seat challenge and Kings County unit rule debate highlight tense party lines and possible resignations.

Rochester Lewis Stuyvesant Thanter Wiltem J Conners James W Gerard New York City Charles F Murphy Tammany Hall Apsrate Chanter Tammany Murphy Gerard Conners eLader Murphy Supreme Court Philps Dugie Oy Tammany William Sulzer Elmira McCarren Kings County State Committee Committee On Seneca Demcratic Parate William J Conners

Seaside society program at Grand Opera House

The Kentucky society held a pleasant seaglow evening in the Grand Opera House building fifth floor club rooms. A charming program of songs and sketches by association members featured the theme Dla aiate. Fred Miller an 18 year old Negro boy who ran over Miss Pearl Reynolds at 102 West Fair Street in front of the Girls High School on Washington sites was released from the police barracks on a 946 cave hand. Miller was to be tried but the recorder postponed the case due to Miss Reynolds serious condition. she will testify in court.

Chicago West Jackson Boulevard Lawrence Bresnan van Buren Street Thous Kentucky Society Grand Opera House Fred Miller Misa Pearl Reynolds Waot Fair Street Washington Pnlice Miller

Girl Takes Her Own Life After Luncheon Plans

Miss Florence Osborne, 25, daughter of engineer Eugene Osborne, shot herself at her Chicago home after preparing luncheon for guests. She died at 6201 Jefferson Avenue as two visitors and her father arrived. A revolver lay in her right hand. Dr Norton Yeager declared her dead on arrival.

Miss Osborne Trea Chicago Florence Osborne Eugene Osborne Jefferson Avenue Misa Osborne William I Noyss

Ready-for-Wear Garments Show Strongest Line Yet

The store touts its ready-for-wear garments as the most thorough and representative line it has shown. It emphasizes a constant buyer, attentive service, capable fitters, and a broad, practical selection from walking frocks to reception gowns. Tailored suits are highlighted as the best yet, with emphasis on correctness and quality across even the richest materials.

Fight at District Line Church Near Bremen Ga

Special news from Bremen Georgia reports a knife fight at District Line Church Sunday evening. Charles Head and Geb Bowling clashed over old feuds as bystanders separated them, Bowling sustaining a neck wound from a knife near the left ear that did not sever the jugular vein.

District Line Church Bremen Jehurch Charles Head Bowling District Live Church Geb Bowling

Roman Catholics Angry Over Premiers Ban on Host

London September 24 Catholic protestors and clergy attended a recent euphoric ceremony. Cardinal Gibbons will visit Arundel Castle and sail October 1 for New York. Former Prime Minister Asquith’s ban on the holy procession remains a political flashpoint with calls to revisit the law and oath of allegiance to the sovereign.

Dritinh Prosemton London Previtas Cardinal Gibbons Arundel Duke Norfolk Arundel Caatl Roland Queenstown New York Fromer Asquith Eamann Talbot Haa Howe of Commons Wilmers

Weather Bureau Chief Attacks Gompers Over Taft Speech

Willie L Moore, chief of the Weather Bureau and Taft adviser, arrived from Washington to urge Taft to address labor groups. He defends labor ties, criticizes Samuel Gompers for partisan stance, and questions AFL leaders’ labeling of Taft as anti labor.

Weather Bureau Taft Cinciniati Willie L Moore United States Weather Bureau Judge Taft Washington Moore Organized Labor Samuel Gompers Federation of Labor Averican Federation of Labor Friends of Labor Gopipers Council The Labor Gompers

Old man arraigned in New Orleans murder claim

In New Orleans on September 14 C Chapman, 70, was brought before police court charged with killing 15 year old Fred Rosenblatt yesterday. Chapman pleaded not guilty and asserted the shooting was accidental stating ring names and rocks from youths near his house provoked him. He said his aim was low, Rosenblatt died instantly.

New Orleans C & Chapman Fred Rosenblatt Rosenblath Jan Rosenbblath

Young Egypt Party Formed Aimed at Turkish Style Reform

At a meeting in Geneva on September 14 the Young Egyptian party was formed inspired by the Young Turks. A dispatch to Sir Edward Grey protested Britain’s continued occupation of Egypt and recalled the government’s promise to withdraw troops. The report also notes a second message requesting restoration of a parliamentary regime under Khedive Abbas.

Young Egypt Geneva Adige Patch Sir Edward Gray Egypt Great Britain

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