Rebel Chief Garcia too sick to see Taft report
Havana September 24 rumors say the Iberson rebels press for a peaceful accord with Taft and Becon as peace plans near agreement. Taft and Bacon meet palace officials while Cuba’s political future and cabinet reshuffle loom, with elections possibly delayed but tensions still high.
Two Killed by Fast Train at New Ling Station
In Knoxville Tennessee on September 24 a party of four men traveling from Stanafield to New Line to begin a new job were struck by a Southern passenger train at New Ling near Morristown. William H. Hynes 40 and Dewey Haynes 17 were killed instantly George W Cox was fatally injured Jesse Chesterfleta escaped. The men had waited for a freight train to pass and stepped in front of the passenger train.
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Tenn
William H. Hynes
Dewey Haynes
George W. Cox
Southern
New Ling
Morristown
Stanafield
New Line
Jesse Chesterfleta
Dispensary to Run Gauntlet in Raleigh Election
In Raleigh North Carolina the dispensary operation, yielding about 60 000 pounds annually, faces a key legal test as Judge Webb grants a petition to order a prohibition election. The ruling interprets Wattey and Ward acts affecting rural districts and dispensaries. The city attorney plans an appeal. Temple matters in Columbus Georgia note a rabbi successor not yet chosen.
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N. C
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Webb
Manoamua
Wattey and Ward
North Caroina
Raleigh Board of Albertsen
Jange Webb
Rabbi Bot
Columbus
Epeda
Congregation
Temple B'Nai Israel
Vabat
Joseph Biart
Bryan defends railroad ownership view at New Orleans rally
Willam J Bryan addressed about 7,000 at City Park in New Orleans defending government ownership of railroads if regulation fails. He urged dual state and federal ownership to avoid centralized power and warned that Cuban self governance is possible amid insurrection. He praised Democratic principles and noted Sun never set on American philanthropy during his world tour.
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New Orleans
Willam J. Bryan
Bryan
Hines
Walde
Louisiana Republican Club
City Park
Bryen Asia
New York
Cubs
United States
Ryan
New Orleans Progressive Union
Albert Godchaux
Union
N. C. Blanchard
Progressives
Conserventives
Democrats Still Undecided At Gubernatorial Convention
Buffalo on September 24 delegates gathered on eve of the state convention as Hearst and Dix contenders vie for support. Tammany leader Murphy pledges no pledged candidate while Albany talks plan resolutions. Nixon named temporary chair with Grady pushing Bryan endorsement at the 1908 nominating committee.
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Wbsant
Democratic Party
William R. Hearst
Charles F. Murphy
Jeaner
Tammany
Murphy
John A. Dix
Washington County
Dix
Tammany Hall
Osborne
Albany
McClellan
Grady
William J. Bryan
Lewis
Nizon
New York City
AL Hoan
Nixon
Charles I. Murphy
Tammany Organization
Clalmet
Willam R. Hearst
Four Are Lying At Deaths Door In Danville Fight
Danville Virginia September 24 a bridge fight left C L Perrow son of a prominent farmer fatally injured and Ed Graves stabbed by Perrow with a knife. enraged blacks fired seventeen shots wounding Perrow three times and Graves possibly fatally. one arrested had two pistols with empty chambers. the incident centers on a drinking dispute between Perrow and Graves.
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Danville
C.L. Perrow
Young Perrow
Ed Graves
Perrow
Graves
Fred
George Roberta
Perron
Big Piers for Expos at Jamestown Next Year
Plans approved by General MacHensto chlet and the secretary of war call for two connected piers at the Jamestown exposition grounds. The Godspeed and Susan Constangier piers will stretch into the Hampton Roads water, with a total cost near 400000. Captain Crosby designed the structures featuring wireless telegraph and electric lighting, and dredging will occur to allow landing for large vessels. Work should start promptly and be completed by May 1 next.
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Washington
Piana
Crosby
Engineer Corps
Army
Hays
Exposition Grounds
Gahnilow
Gessgie
Topeka
Hon
Crawford Opera
Loion Tea Company
Mortuary Notices From a Local Paper Recount Deaths
A string of funeral notices and obituaries follows, listing Rosa Brandt and Della Wollard among the deceased, with service times and interment plans at various churches and towns. Other entries name Sarah K Jackson, Lola E Gresham, Jacob L Thomas, Cornelius B Cammyer, Oren Bemten, William H Burnett, Lillian Ingles, and Judge J H Brown, noting dates, ages, and burial locations across Georgia and nearby states.
Mayor Woodward Driven by Faithful Youth Sentry
Mayor Woodward hurried by a faithful young sentry as crowds were urged to move on last night. The order barred lingering on streets and in stores, even for the mayor, who urged residents to go home if they had no business downtown. He entered Elkin & Watson drug store at Marietta and McPachtron, took a soft drink, then chatted with reporters. A soldier and onlookers praised the mayor but urged swift departure to avoid trouble.
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Woodward
Elkin & Watson
Marietta
McPachtron
Spkner
Paint Store Explosions Injure Passersby in Chicago
In Chicago last night a series of blasts at Emile Paure’s paint store at 5048 Wenllworth Avenue shattered the storefront and sprayed color onto a passing street car. A man and a woman were hurt. three Morton children nearby vanished as responders searched with no trace. Damages estimated at $20,000.
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Thicago
Emile Paure
Wenllworth Avenue
John Mortenson
Georgia Is Launched and May Sail to Cuba
A damaged report says the U S Navy ship Georgia was launched and may depart for Cuban waters. The United States took command with simple ceremonies at Charlestown Navy Yard as Captain Richard D. Dave oversees preparations.
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Georgia
Charlestown
Cuban
Boss Mass
Navy Yard
Richard D
Dave
Increase Shown In Tax Returns In Alabama
Montgomery Alabama September 14 With returns in from half the counties the tax values of the year will exceed last year by perhaps 90 million. Thirty nine counties show increases over 22 000 000 though one confusion exists about some counties. Net increase in valuation from heard counties totals 20 600 000. The state appears prosperous in every department. The convict board will turn in net year earnings at least 320 000, with 240 000 from cotton mills over eighteen months. The insurance department tops 100 000 and other revenues follow similarly. Work on the capitol annex progresses rapidly and state officers may be in by year end. Marble tile is being rushed. Texas Adjutant General dies. General J M Oppenheimer died suddenly at Navasota Texas. He was adjutant general of the Texas national guard during the Spanish American war and served as captain of the Second Texas volunteers. Wil Try for School. Columbus Georgia September 24 Columbus aims to secure the agricultural college before the fourth congressional district session. Trustees have been appointed by the governor.
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Lola E
J. H. Gresham
Stone Mounten
Jacob I. Thomas
Knoxville
Tenn
Jacob L. Thomas
Cowan, McClung & Co
Lucy Kandrick
Macan
Annie Burnett
Julian Durof
Sparta
Frank Durof
Eugene Burnett
Columbus
Hire
Titian Ingles
Fitzgerald
Lillian Ingles
South Grant Street
Kankakee
Ill
Mitzgerald
Henry Yngtes
The
Constitution
Durlal
Evergreen Cemeery
J. H. Brown
Macon
Sperial
J. Brown
Fanera
Corre
Tome
Montgomery
Ala
Anita
Insurance Department
Capitol
Texas
Ourton
Tex
J. M Oppenheimer
Navasota
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