Harrigan Named by Hibernians in Georgia Convention
Augusta Ga September 16 The annual convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Georgia held in St Patrick hall with about fifty delegates from Atlanta Savannah Augusta and others. Presiding was retiring state president Hon P S Mutterin. Officers elected include State president J J Horrigan Savannah state vice president J J Conlon Augusta state secretary J J Corish Savannah state treasurer O L Barrett Savannah and chaplain Rev P Al SieMahon Savannah.
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Augusla
Speatal
Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Georgia
Gt. Patrick's Hall
Atlanta
Navon
Anvacneh
P. S. Mutterin
Savannah
Iso
J. J. Horrigan
J. J. Conlon
Augusta
Ataty
J. J. Corish
OL J. Barrett
Leg. P. al. SieMahon
Eta
Altercation in Memphis Ends With Shooting Claim
Memphis Tenn September 16 in an altercation between William Jr. Mouse and W H Harrington Mouse was shot and almost instantly fled Harrington was arrested and claimed to have defense
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Memphis
Harrington
Tenn
William Jr. Mouse
W. H.harrington
Mexican Cotton Shorter This Year Due to Laguna Floods
Mexico City reports the nation faces a 15 to 20 percent drop in cotton output this year because of the Laguna district inundation. The loss is estimated at about two million dollars. Also, cruiser Charleston sails from Callao for Panama with Secretary Hunt aboard. In Merida, Yucatan, Japanese magnate Manuel K. Tzutchilla dies from yellow fever after a business trip.
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Laguna
Mexico City
Panama
Charissten
Peru
Canal Zone
Lima
Cruizer
Charleston
Hoot
Callao
Lecce
Boat
JAP Capitalist
Merida
Yucatan
Manuel K. Tzutchilla
Manchuria Floated After Weeks Aground Near Honolulu
The steamship Manchuria, ashore since August 20 at Rabbit Island, has finally been floated. Over 100000 dollars was spent on efforts to refloat the vessel. In other notes, Dr. J R Anders, a young physician who treated the Rosetta yellow fever outbreak last year, died of typhoid fever.
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Honolulu
Manchuria
Gloster
Misa
J. R. Anders
Rosetta
Be Sure to Get What You Ask For Cascarets Ad
A historic advertisement urges readers to beware of counterfeit Cascarets and fake imitators. It extols the genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets, touting vast daily use and millions spent marketing, and warns buyers to insist on the authentic product with the long-tailed C logo on the metal box.
South Carolina to greet Bryan in Columbia
Preparations are underway for a large reception in Columbia for William Jennings Bryan on Wednesday. A crowd from across the state is expected, with a formal campus reception and a public speech at a shaded site. Local officials will present Bryan, followed by a state reception and luncheon before an Atlanta departure.
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Columbia
S. C
William Jennings Bryan
South Carolinn
Mir. Brean
Dryan
W. A. Clark
Count Crambee
Commerce
T. EL. Gibbes
Mr. Bryan
Goodmort
D.C
Bryan
Reptral
andMs. Bryan
EL Gongales
Atlanta
Augusta
Appendicitis Kills Col Robert F Ousley
Valdosta Ga September 1. Colonel Robert F Ousley died at Waleyon sanitarium at 0 10 this morning after an operation for appendicitis. He was over 60, leaves a wife two daughters and his aging parents. He was senior member of Cuntey & Co and had served in the state legislature and on the state democratic executive committee.
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Valdosta
Robert F. Ousley
Waleyon
Ousley
Cuntey & Co
Lownden County
Georgia
Mortuary notices from the city and county obituaries
Deaths are reported for Pip Btovall Philadelphia Stovall 71 at home on Yonge Street funeral at 9 early morning with interment at Westview Earl Taylor 19 died Grady Hospital funeral at Poe chapel at 2 interment Wentview John H Michener Philadelphia longtime banker dies aged 80 in Philadelphia March Thomas Bliss former Governor Aaron Bilas dies apoplexy at Sacred Heart The Dispatch notes Harvard Hawkinsville Georgia dies at 10 AM at home J J Harvard and J E Harvard mentioned Court convenes in Covington Newton county for fall term with murder cases expected, sessions to last three days
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Pip Btovall
Philly Stovall
Yonge Street
Westview
Mims Earl Taylor
Earl Taylor
Grady Hosp
Marry G. Poe
Wentview
John H. Michener
Philadelphia
Fridwalphia
Jonnah Michener
Clearing Frome Amenciation
Bank ‘of North America
Thg Board of City Trustees
March Thomas Bliss
Milwaukee
Win
Aaron Thomas Ullas
Michigan
Sacred Heart Sanitarium
Bilas Aufferey
Wie
Covington After School’s Location
Covington, on September 16, a court meeting was scheduled for Tuesday night to discuss a land and equipment grant. The notice mentions a county agricultural matter tied to the district A election and promises liberal inducements in the form of a suitable land and equipment package.
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Covington
Feevnrton
Hungary Honors Geo Washington Monument Ceremony in Budapest
Framed ceremonies in Budapest honored George Washington day with a monument unveiled in the city park amid large crowds. Francis Kossuth and Count Albert Apponyi led official attendance, Hungarian and American anthems were sung, and speeches praised Washington’s role in civilization and friendship between Hungary and the United States.
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Budapest
George Washington
Hungary
United States
Francis Kossuth
Albert Apponyt
Independence Party
Orrala
Abandan Ce
Diet
Cheater
EB. T. Kohany
Cleveland
Ohio
Patriode
Ufun
United
Florr Haakovald
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Ute Koenoth
Kohanyi
Herr Hausy
Roosevalt
Chester
Coun Apponyim
Red hot irons used on woman in robbery bid
Liberty Ind. Sept 16 Mrs Lora Miller lies in critical condition at her home after a brutal night attack by two masked robbers. Red hot irons were applied to her body in an attempt to extract where money was hidden. The robbers failed to obtain any money.
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Iberty
Ind
Lora Miller
Goher
HOW THOGrAS E. PENN DIE
Monticello Georgia September 18 special Hon Thomas K Penn died at 2 oclock this morning after months of heart trouble He survived by a wife three sons Henry W Penn Fitzhugh L Penn Thomas H Penn and two daughters Misses Maud and Martha Penn Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the Presbyterian church conducted by Reverend J P Bewin and C T Moncrief Interment at Westview cemetery with Masonic honors
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Monticello
Thomas K. Penn
Odlock
Sia
Henry W. Penn
Fitshugh Lb. Penn
Thomas HB. Penn
Mises Maud
Martha Penn
Pramyterian
P. Bewin
C. T. Moncriff
Westview Cemetery
Brooks sells Bandera-Herald and opens printing business
W A Brooks, who moved from Wojkinevilla two years ago to Sanderaville, has sold the Bandera-Herald, a longtime weekly, and already started a job printing operation in America in connection with his weekly paper.
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Sandereville
Ivey Mower Accident Injures Young Son in Sandersville
Sandersville Georgia September 10. George N Ivey, mowing near his home, ran over his small son who hid in the path of the mower. The boy suffered severe leg injuries with bones broken, muscles holding them. Doctors at Mandersville expect to save the limbs.
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Sandersville
George N. Ivey
Crass
Henee
Mandersville
Oremset
Augusta Banker Thomas Alexander Arrest Fugitive from Justice
Thomas W Alexander, once head of Alexander and Alexander cotton firm in Augusta, fled Saturday after borrowing about 200 from friends and securing nearly 200000 from local banks. He faced charges of fugitive from justice and planned to surrender before Alderman F M King as Augusta authorities consider action. He allegedly forged warehouse cotton certificates to raise funds and cashed checks with banks before fleeing.
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F. M. King
Alexander
Auguste
Thomas W. Alexander
Augusta
Alexander & Alexander
Goorata
Auguats
New York
Blabop Alexander
Ictal Cotton Mill
Wits
Georgia Baltroag Bank
Southern States Phosphate Company
The
National Bank of Augusta
Naonal Exchange Bank
Hia
Tom Alexander
Accia
Alan
Te Ward
Aurunta
Commercial Club
Leutenant
Pittsburg
Banka
Georgia Railroad Bank
Buaka Tavesugeon
Worthtesa
Oltte
Alexandette
Lateo
Mexico Opens Autumn Session Amid Friendly Relations
Mexico City September 18. President Ding opened the autumn session before a sanatory and deputy audience. The president said in his message that Mexico maintains cordial relations with nearly all civilized nations and no distant threat of conflict exists with any nation.
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Mexican Congress
Mexico City
Ding
Mexico
Erwin to Prosecute Cases in Philadelphia Robbery
Macon September 16 United States District Attorney Marion Erwin has been asked by Major Guette chief of the Philadelphia Ultra Hon bureau and recently in charge of the Tintted Bates works at Savannah to prosecute the cases against men alleged to have robbed Philadelphia. The information was carried to Erwin to enable him to handle the special framing of the Philadelphia case and he was appointed as attorney to better prosecute the two area Greene and Cay for Attorney Erwin.
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Philadelphia
Perp
Greene and Cay
Erwin
Uatter Slaton
Havana
Vic
Ora
Felipe Romery
Colwell
United States
Denver
New York
Alfredo Zayas
United Bqarea
Palma
Roosevelt
Cuba
Banis Dixie
Clenfuegor
Mavane
Tnitet Auten Auxilary Cruiher Dixie
Washington
Missionary Clarke speaks on Japan in Covington
Rev. W. H. Clarke a Baptist missionary to Japan, addressed large Covington audiences today. He spoke at 1 pm at Pendleton’s church and at 4:30 pm under B P U, with an 8 pm Presbyterian crowd overflow. He described Japanese missionary work, government protection for clergy, and cited the emperor's 60,000 gift to M C A efforts.
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Covington
W. H. Clarke
Japan
HF Pendleton
Wptthy
B. P. U. Ile
Presbyterian Church
Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Peranal
Hin Viatt Hero
Mina Lucila Daniel
Atlanta
Orient
Hot Baptist Church
Atanta
Kumamoto
Imand
Empire
Eugene Ft. Pendleton
Pendleton
Fayleville
Mima Daniel
Atuden
Mra. Clarke
Cuba Dodges Intervention Amid Peace Talks
Government moves to suspend anti rebel campaign as Monocal and Montalvo press for a truce. Officials visit Zayas and other rebels to seek cooperation, while Campos Marquetti blocks Guanajay with 200 volunteers and threatens to blow the jail. The talks aim to avoid intervention and restore constitutional elections.
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WMI
Bebels
Monocal
Montalvo
Palma
Rocnivelt
Monreal Frat
Jos Miguel Gomez
Mandez Capote
Freyre Anirey
Dole
Zayas
Menocal
Goblin
Garcia Viet
Calizzo Garcia
Alfred Zayas
Cantillo
Santiago de Las Vegas
Guanajay
Campos Marquetti
Gallege
Car
Terma
Enid
New York Primaries Set Amid Party Power Struggle
New York prepares for primaries as Democrats and Republicans vote to decide control of Tammany Hall and the state GOP. Charles Murphy battles to stay as leader while allies of Mayor McClellan and Congressman Sullivan weigh in, and Gen vert Parsons' county GOP task force seeks influence. Delegates to the state Democratic convention may hinge on primary outcomes.
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New York
D. B. Odell, Jr
Sratiate
Republican Organization
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Democracy
O'Dell
Jenvert Parsons
County Republican Committee
Air
Parson
Couras
Tammany
Murphy
McClellan
I'Imally D. Sullivan
New York County
Wiliam R. Hears
Taft party sails for Havana and Cuban crisis updates
Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Bacon travel to Havana aboard a special naval mission to assess the Cuban situation while Washington prepares naval force deployment. Navy announces shakedown cruises for Louisiana Virginia New Jersey and other cruisers to monitor developments and potential intervention. Eleven vessels move to Key West with plans to land 4000 troops if needed as events unfold in Havana amid ceasefire changes.
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Taft
Florida
Washington
Brazal
Robert Hacon
Wratiington
Atlantic Coast Line
Tampa
Fla
Havana
Roosevelt
Frank G. Rockwood
Henry Newcomb
Bacon
F. J. Motoy
L. Catena
Manila
Jane
Navy Department
Louisiana
Virginia
New Jersey
Atlantic
Hawthway Alo
Tacoma
Cleveland
Norfolk
Cruiaers Minneagouz
Newark
Minneapolia
Tlavana
Navy
Cuba
Key West
Newport
School Attracts Attention Capitus GH September 16
The new academy in Columbus attracts attention as prominent school managers and periodicals send sketches and plans of work for review. The filing will be completed by October.
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Capitus GH
Columbue
Lional Attent
Severn
Magesiger
Proporalh Fon Vire-Alatae Teleoralte System Listing
A fragmented procurement notice lists machinery and materials including motor generator sets timber cement mills lumber taps and fittings. It specifies locations in Washington New Orleans Chicago and Detroit with contact points for sealed bids and itemized material references.
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Drtil Trevare
Ueamers
Dane
Journal Tex
Fitram
Inder Carta
Rene
Kew
Orleans
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Dhepet Quatrefermaater
Lenin
Jefire
Jeoonttie
Chet
Hine Ae
Atlanta
Commercial Club
Bohie
Aig de Wy Hous
Temple Baptists Revival Ends With 200 Turned Away
Temple Baptist Church closed its revival last night after a large turnout filled the space, 200 people were turned away at the doors. Several converts were baptised, and another service is planned for next Sunday night with evangelist J. T. Sexton aiding Rev. Sac P. Jones in Cartersville.
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Temple Baptiat
J. T. Sexton
Renves
Cartersville
Sac P. Jones
Funeral of G M Breinig Gains Atlanta Attention
Connecticut business man Granville M Breinig, president and general manager of the Bridgeport Wood Finishing Company, died at Lake Waramaug. Tapers arrived in Atlanta for his death notice and services. Interment is planned at New Milford Connecticut. Breinig was a widely known figure with global connections in his industry and many Atlanta acquaintances.
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Connecticut
Atlanta
Lake Waramaug
Granville M. Brelaig
Lridgeport Wood Finishing Company
New Milton
Conn
Breinig
Ife
Library school opens with twelve students to start today
The Camogie library training school opens this morning with twelve young ladies from five states. One student travels from Pennsylvania and another from Maryland. Most residents are from Atlanta, with two or three from other Georgia cities.
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Camogie Lbrary
Pennpylrania
Pother
Maryland
Atlanta
Georgia
Trepoft Died While Reading in Petersburgh
In Petersburgh on September 6 General Trepoft retired to the cabinet to rest at 6 o clock. After dinner was announced at 7 30 the general did not answer. Four staff members knocked and upon entry found him dead at the foot of a chair with a newspaper in his hand.
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Trepoft
Petersbure
General Trepoft
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South Carolina
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Hawkinaville
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Mife
Raiter Ong Mather
J. J. Marvard
Dispatch and News
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Newton County
GEO
Francia Kossuth
Bhatt
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ED Pinaud
Pinaud
Fage One
Hagan
Draganate
Especas
N.Y
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Essig Bros
Whitehall St
Cariine Porte Ed Cement Company
G. M. Breinig
Straigat
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