Higher Coal Fight Sparks Atlanta Squeeze on Consumers
Atlanta faces higher coal costs as a dispute between the Louisville and Nashville and Southern railways cuts coal shipments to the city. Louisville and Nashville blocks coal from Southern lines, raising prices and risking shortages for homes and major industries. Local dealers warn households may pay up to $1 to $2 more per ton, with possible shutdowns if coal cannot be obtained. The issue, tied to interstate rail regulation, goes before the state railroad commission with no relief expected before October.
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Southern Railway
Loutaville and Nashville Railroad
Louteville
Nashville
Atlanta
Boulaville
Iis
Tennessee
Kentucky
Lautaville
Laulaville
Whville
Haa
Louleville
Southern
Louisville
Tenn
Loulaville
Loulavile
Satenteise
Lamgre
Bryan Day Promises A Great Georgia Demonstration
Atlants will greet William Jennings Bryan with a large welcoming event in Atlanta. He arrives early, shares a public reception at the Piedmont, speaks at 4 15 in the big state rink, and attends a dollar dinner honoring his visit. City officials prepare seating for up to 5 000, with divisions for security, and a long list of Georgia Democratic League members and civic leaders involved in planning.
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William Jennings Bryan
Atlanta
Georgia
Bryan
Columbia
Union
Piedmont
Uryan
Tronce du Leon
Rink
Fortunin
Ryan
Iain
Whco
Son
Mir
Hrgan Apeak
Panes de Leon
Boptur
Ppl
W. D. Harwell
Jim
The
Young Den's Democratic League of
Walton County
Hudson Moore
Synod
G Hannah
J. St Gray
John Temple Faves
J. E. Mad
Doz
W. L. Peel
William van Houten
Hastings
E. J. Dallus
Ot. Las Mutte
G. Ferkins
J. T McDonald
L. Carrol
J. L. Sims
G. A. Hill
We Tracy
A. P. Morgan
Klenberls
PL Baker
W. BR. Callahan
George K. Blount
Shelby Smith
Burton Smith
BOM
Blount
ET. Rhodes
C. I.’ Kelly
A RW Steele
JW. Enmlioh
Jor
T Tlians
WL Crymer
C. DL Hmm
Arnold Broyles
T) Ladson
J Morris
Howard Calloway
de Fonen
C. Wellman
AP. Atewart
I John W. Grant
Frank Hawking
von Turton Smith
Alton B. Parker
Smith- Pew
Terrett
John ‘Temple Graven
Heabhorn Wright
Floyd
Bryan Day
Lamar Hill
Young Men's Democratic League
Grace Bryan and Poodle at Mary’s Little Lamb School
Grace Bryan faces denial of her poodle’s admission to Collina Institute where her pet is said to be the bright star among her family dogs. The Nebraska girl laments the ruling while asserting the poodle’s cherished place in her life as teachers weigh the matter.
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Grace Bryan
Mary
Iun
Grace Dryan
Uollina Institute
Mina Bryan
R Cosorete
Neecy
Achotara Mies Bryan
Miss Bryan
Nowspager
Khin van
Bryan Party Slights Mrs Terrell Amid Guest List Flap
The Bryan party faced criticism after the Young Men's Democratic League failed to include Mrs Terrell, wife of Governor Joseph M Terrell, on the Bryan day guest and reception lists. Officials acknowledged Governor Terrell’s status, while the committee named other ladies to host Mrs Bryan. Pacific currents shift noted as Express arrives Tokyo. Manchuria Mongolia and Sheridan ashore in Pacific amid possible eruption effects.
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Bryan
Young Men's Democratic League
Bryan Day
Terrell
Joseph
M. ‘Terrell
Atlanta
Bangust
Wilson
Tom Club
Ferrella
Pacific
San Francisco
Steamer
Express
China
Tokio
Manchuria
Mongolia
United States
Sheridan
Express of China
mid-Pacific
Fragmented report details a racial incident and threat
The readable text references a Black person choking a White woman in a jail or court context. It mentions stated intent to wear down or harm the victim. The wording is garbled but conveys a violent racially charged confrontation and official designation of the assault.
Power outage disrupts Atlanta streetcars and lights
A severe storm knocked out electric service in Atlanta last night causing widespread darkness. Cars stopped and lights failed across the city for periods as residents faced travel disruption and officials investigated a feeder burn at Bull Sluice.
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Atlanta
Wekstréela
Golloga Park
Grorgia Railway and Electric Company
Typhoon Devastates Hong Kong Harbor and Surroundings
A powerful typhoon cripples Hong Kong with widespread wreckage. Debris floods streets as numerous vessels founder or run aground including British, German, French and American ships. Several steamers are ashore or damaged while dock facilities suffer, with many launches lost and waterfront buildings wrecked.
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Strathmore
Loong Sang
Chip Shing
Monteagle
Signal
Emp. Layken
Changsha
Betts
Kowloon
Gahore
Aleamar Rotongon
Johanne
Kel- Jot Island
Moorten
Jenking
B. P. Hitch¢or
Ahore
Wing Chul
Hong Kong
Immigration Holdup Tied to Eye Defect Influx From Yucatan
In New Orleans September a group of students from Yucatan who arrived yesterday on the steamer Mexico were detained by U S immigration officials due to defective eyesight but were released today and allowed to proceed. Representatives of the United States Marine Hospital Service examined the group and cleared them after checking their eyes. The episode occurred as the ship’s voyage raised concerns about entry procedures.
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OLD Sol
Orleans
Yucatan
Mexico
United States
United State Marine Horital Service
Boy Confesses to Stabbing Four-Year-Old Sister
Riley Thirman of Brimen admits stabbing his four year old sister in a fit of anger. The girl died minutes later. He is reported to be too young to grasp the gravity of the act.
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Allar
Tulan
Toc
Riley Thirman
Brimen
Slate
Riley
Ie Ton Young
Armistice Ends Battle as Palma Rebels Suffer Casualties
Government forces pressed the field near Lan Palacios, stopping fighting after peacemaker mediation. Eighteen Palmaa men were killed and only one insurgent reported killed, highlighting a decisive but costly clash and the fragile ceasefire.
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Lan Palacios
Palma'a
Weather and Cuba turmoil dominate September dispatch
Kasana reports Colonel Avasog with 200 mounted men attacked a rebel force near Los Palacios in Pinar del Río. Rebels lost one killed and two wounded. government forces eighteen killed and thirty wounded. An armistice was urged by Guerra's brother. Rebel forces 2000 strong under Helancourt concentrate at Matanzas and may move toward Havana. In New York, financiers see annexation as the solution. cables to Havana prompt censorship doubts. Clear and variable weather forecasts follow for Cuba and Georgia with light southeast winds.
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Kasana
Alfredo Zaven
Lberal Party
Avasog
Pino Guerra
Los Palacios
Pinar del Rijo
Guerra
Vayaoa
Atrong
Helancourt
Matangag
Havana
New York
Cuba
Thin
Wall Street
Yeterday
Thaen
United States
Palma Ie
Atlante
Havana da Estan
Ghaiotie
Eloudy
Ghattuoogs
Elncemadl
Elvis Bo
Taft
Cuten Itz
Agnin
Slecricus
Dame Suny
Rumianteed
Lew Ze
Mirkeburg
Baer
Whipped Girl Case Against Mrs Jane Redd and Son
Neighbors intervene to stop a pattern of abuse as a case against Mrs Jane Redd and her son unfolds. Police report ongoing investigations and potential charges. Names, locations, and dates indicate a domestic assault matter being reviewed by prosecutors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Redd and
Fourteen-Year-Old Girl Seeks Escape From Home Abuse Case
Lena Redd, 14, alleges repeated brutal beatings by her mother Mrs Jane Redd and brother Will at their Wilman Street home. Neighbors reported a harsh Monday attack. a Humane Society case led Dr. Carnes to file cruelty charges. Trial set before Judge Droyles with Jennie May as a younger victim.
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Jane Redd
Wilman Street
Lena
J.C Logan
Charittas
Stedd
Mondey
Carnes
Humane Police
Todd
Lene
Jennie Ma
Will
Redd
Fernoon
Ling
Gilmare
Rae Lena
Pronent
Wii
Lane
Foner de Lean
The
Humane Society
Jennie
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Louisville & Nashville
L. and
M. Gersters
Atlanta Coal Consummers
George Wfo Ramey
Iocal
Auianta Fee and
James R. Gray
J. XK
Orr
Sam ©. Jones
Catharine
Louis Gholatin
Lowry Armold
J. Mf. High
B. M. Blount
College Park
France
England
Washington
Ught
Watous Stalione
City Humane
Wil Redd
Jennia
Jim Rooks
Sumiay
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