Governor Smith Responds To Democratic Primary Debate
The report details Governor Smith denying a published interview and clarifying the 1905-08 white primary rule change. He defends the shift from the old system, notes fault with the implemented plan, and asserts those who forced the change should have the first say, while acknowledging responsibility. The piece mentions related statements from state officers and references past conventions and voter pledges. The second item notes that trotting races in Columbus were postponed due to rain.
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Fnit
Tors
Columbia Enawrer Sun
Hewlett
Macon
Taree
Georgia
Democratic Party
Algn
State House
Stat Conention
National Democratic
DeGive Opera House
Comention
Bryan
Kenn
Pyramid Cure Testimonials Claim Broad Success
An advertisement proclaims hundreds of cures by Pyramid Pre Cure and offers a free trial package. It urges readers to send name and address to receive a trial box at no cost, claiming cases prove the cure works for many ailments.
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Marshall
Alc
Farrel Elected President and Wey Vice President in Southern Association
In New Orleans on September 28 a special meeting of the Southern Association AAL elected Robert Eo Barres president, succeeding Charles DeBeathorne Che. New vice president is Ise of Tulane University, with I. Dibeneeditto reelected secretary and treasurer. The Birmingham clubs and the Nashville unit were represented, and the slate was largely approved with little opposition.
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Southern Association A
Dibene- Gitte
Orleans
Robert Eo Barre
Young Mens Gymnastic
Southern Association Aal
Charles DeBeathorne
Tulane Universus
Dibeneditto
Birmingham
Nashille
Wee
Sy Dibencdto
Clasborne
Warren Driven Crazy by a Football Injury
Len Baker Warren of New York, a member of the Yale team, was kicked in the head during a game at Yale Field. He lost consciousness, was removed to the infirmary, briefly regained awareness, then lapsed again into unconsciousness. Warren formerly played for Vanderbilt and showed strong play in practice.
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New Tavern
Yale
Veteran actor Wheelock dies before train to New York
Joseph Wheelock, a founder and first president of the Actors Home of America, died of heart disease in Navesink at about age 65 while preparing to take a train to New York. His son Joseph Wheelock Jr. resides in the West. The death was sudden and unexpected.
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Fishland
Navesink
Joseph Whelock
New York
Wheelock
Actors Home of America
Joseph Wheelock
West
Dubois faction loses in Idaho political ruling
The Idaho Supreme Court ruled against the DuBois faction of the Democrats, allowing the Moses Alexander led ticket for governor and C D Stockburger for U S senator to appear on the November ballot, unless an independent ticket is filed. The decision affects party ballot placement and signals no Mormon issue in this year's race. The same report notes a long army test ride from Fort Myer to Gum Springs and reports the death of Clarkston resident Van Vorst, with funeral details.
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Supreme Court
Boise Twaho
State Supreme Court
Toda
Ani DuBois
Democratn Party
Dumying
DuBois
Pei
Ccreteary of
State
Wallace Idaho
Moses Alexander
Bolve
C D Stock Bagrr
Halley
Isue
Washington
Congress Meets On Tuberculosis In Washington
Secretary Cortelyou opens the Tuberculosis Congress in the National Museum auditorium with international medical delegates from major nations. Dr Robert Koch and dozens of foreign representatives pledge cooperation as the United States hosts the event. Formal sessions resume October 3 after sectional meetings.
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Washington
America
New National Museum
Durge Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
United States
Robert Koch
A. Calmette
Paris
Bernard Bang
Denmark
4Rthin Newstole
London
G D Sans Wandhead
Cambrige
Gagland
Clemens von Piquet
Row Plubp
Fdlnburgh
Cortelveu
de Koch
Koch
Germany
Prussia
Robert Hoe
Canina
Cortelyous
Prominent Buckingham County Resident Shot on Highway
Gregory, a well known Buckingham County resident, was waylaid and shot on September 24 near Arama. A posse searches the countryside for the assailant as authorities fear an outlaw gang that recently escaped Buckingham jail is involved. The community is greatly stirred by the outrage and difficult terrain hinders communication.
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Gresgere
Richmone
Arama
Buckingham
Irgimia
M Gregory
Mr Gregory
Memorial hall hosts firemen and enginemen meeting
Vonhem Spenka to Firemen, a convention of St. Aae og frwema and 9 6 percent u ve committee of thy Rack Ts and San Francisco Ts el sir 4 nelpa address for the event today at Memorial hall.
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Vunbus Cho Sen
Yeakam Vostuan
U'Ve Committee
San Francisco
Conventia
St A
Memorial Hall
Hughes Stamps Indiana as Taft Campaign Stop
In South Bend on September 25 Governor Charles E Hughes addressed a large audience in the municipal auditorium. He praised President Roosevelt and the Republican ticket, arguing the people rule and lauding the nation’s leadership while outlining campaign issues for Taft.
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Taft
South Bend
Ind
Charles E Hughes
New York
Hughes
Brven Sun
Theodore Roosevelt
Destructive Tyrricane Ravages Bahama Islands
fragmentary reports from Nassau describe a massive cyclone striking the Sappadencya chain and Long Island. many settlements, including Clarencetown, were wiped out or left with only a few houses. boats and the government schooner Sarah E Douglas were damaged, with widespread loss and refugees sheltering in caves. relief vessels are being dispatched as the gale surpasses the 1866 hurricane.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Turksslat
Inagus
Cat Island
Two Brothers Killed in Oklahoma Shootout
In Haskell Oklahoma marshal Talk Got Luther in January and William Monday killed two brothers, Luther Keeen and William Legon, with the same revolver. Legon died instantly when the marshal fired at the weapon handle as Legon unwrapped the pistol from newspaper. The marshal then surrendered to the sheriff after bloodstains appeared in the confrontation.
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Luther
William
Muskogee Okla
Luther Keeen
Haskell Oka
William Legon
Legon
Tulk
Luther Legon
New Through Train Chicago to Jacksonville Inauguration
The Illinois Central with Harriman interests acquires Central of Georgia and plans a new through service called a Flyer. It will depart Chicago at 7:10 PM, reach Columbus, Georgia at 9:50 AM, then Jacksonville at 7:50 AM next day, with return from Tampaville at 8:05 AM arriving in Chicago at 10:29 AM next day. connections to Florida Fast Coast and Atlantic Coast Line at Jacksonville.
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Mwinois
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Tilmows
Central Rain
Jacksonville
Harriman
Central of Georgia Railroad
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Columbus
Taheonville
Jacksomlle
Florida Fast Coast
Atlantic Coast Line
Special Board of Inquiry Deliberates Bosman Entry Issue
A special board of inquiry in San Francisco examined the case of Robert Bosman a Hong Kong businessman who arrived yesterday with two wives and two servants. The inquiry considered whether Bosman and his party may be admitted for medical care, with Bosman allowed ashore and to seek treatment at a German hospital, while his wives and children are denied entry unless urgent medical need arises, and the immigration department in Washington may decide responsibility for admission.
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San Francisco
Special Board of
Robert Bosman
Hong Kong
Uner
Korea
Washington
Bosman Ray
Nation's Idle In Convention Attracts Delegates
An extraordinary gathering in New York gathers delegates from across the country for the first national convention of the unemployed. J Wada How of St Louis leads the One employed committee and invites speakers including Roosevelt Bryan Taft and Redman, who all declined due to other engagements. The main topic is public health concerns tied to unemployment as delegates discuss plague risk and city/state health authority awareness.
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New York
Timy
Ewift
J Wada How
St Louis
Duane Street
Roosevelt William J Bryan
Taft
John B Redman
Sho
Wow
Mortuary notices and deaths reported across region
Death notices list multiple infant and adult deaths with funeral details. Names include Barker, Ware, Mobler, Peppers, Mulley, and others. Services held at various chapels with interments at New Hope and nearby cemeteries. Additional items note weather change, frost risk, and postmaster appointments in Georgia counties.
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Harry We
Ocle
New Hope
J. A. Warren
Emma Mobler
Trina
Cain
Ty Mulley
AJ Peppers
Harry G Loules
Newnan
Thelma Reaches Mobile After Grounding Incident
The Norwegian steamer Thelma Lhamnfjord, 846 tons, went aground near Colorado reefs and arrived damaged for repairs. The vessel reached Mobile on September 28 with docks prepared for salvage and repair work.
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Thelma
Mobile Mobil
WIPED OUT OF CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE CHAIR
Resignations rocked the party as T Coleman du Font stepped down from the chairmanship of the Republican national committee and ON Haskell also left a key post. The Democratic committee saw notable changes as tensions rose between the parties and figures like Senator du Pont of Puumire St Hat Hal faced scrutiny amid policy protests.
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T Coleman du Font
Mip Sneakers
Renubtivan National
ON Haskell Fron
Anip
Iit Democri Nating Committee
Arent Politica Stiggie
Wage General du Font Ty
Delinve Co
du Pont
Puumire St Hat
Oklahoma
Diver Fights For Life With Giant Devil Fish
San Francisco report: diver Lund of Coast Wrecking Company struggles in 39 feet of water off Marian counts coast aboard a wrecked steamer Pomona as a giant devil fish clamps around his leg thigh neck. He fights free with a knife, braces through the creature’s death throes, and surfaces alive but shaken.
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San Francisco
Lund
Coast Wrecking Company
Pomona
Fort Ross Cove
Marian Counts
Lung
Sutfa Ete Corp
Italian Ambassador Receives Milan 1913 Theater Exposition Plan
The Italian ambassador in Washington forwarded a copy of the International Theatrical Exposition announced for Milan in 1913 to honor Giuseppe Verdi's centennial birth. The exposition will have theater houses, music, and interpretation sections, with moving pictures, relics, biographies, and works celebrating performers.
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Italan Ambassado
Washington
Milan
Guiseppe Verd
Corranser
Rio
Divielona
Marital Court Notice Discusses Black Varnings in Classroom
A court record recounts a case where a student faced unwanted advances in class prompting a magistrate notice. The article notes a distinction between familial black acts and social blackening, with commentary on decorum and legal boundaries in intimate conduct.
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