Distilleries Plan Rapid Reopen Ahead of Tennessee Law
Distilleries Wakeman White Oak and J W Kelly Deep Spring will resume full production by week’s end as a new anti liquor law takes effect on January 1 1910. Legal challenges expected to block enforcement as Tennessee moves to prohibit manufacture of liquor. Chattanooga distilleries prepared to reopen but grain costs delay one plant. Fires touched Kelty Deep Spring Distillery earlier today.
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Tennessee
Tiwan
Wakeman
White Oak
J. W. Kelly & Co
Kelty
Chattanooga
Orn Whisky Farts
Prohibition Parade Led by Gen Grant in Chicago
Chicago September 26. A protest over Major Frederick D Grant appearing in a temperance parade was raised in a letter to War Secretary Dickinson by W. R. Michaelis of the United Societies of Local Self-Government. He asks if war department rules govern such appearances and requests an open letter reply. Several supporters defend Grant's appearance, labeling the event a movement for law and order rather than a prohibition parade.
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Chicago
Frederick D. Grant
Requilation Army
Dickinson
W. R. Michaelis
United Societies of Local Self-Government
Michaelis
War Department
Grant
Clyle
Reunion of 2000 Confederate Veterans in Athens
In Athens Ga on September 23 the Georgia division of the Confederate Veterans held its largest reunion. Nearly two thousand veterans arrived, welcomed by Governor Joseph M Brown and local officials. The event featured parades, prayers, and addresses from university leaders and Confederate dignitaries. General J C Waddell was elected division commander, and the gathering included extensive festivities and a big parade planned for the following day.
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Jos M. Brown
Waddell
Cedartown
Athens
Georgia
Confederate Veterans
University Chapel
Athena
University of Georgia
Dixie
Louis G. Young
Savannah
State Normal School
M. J. Cofer
Joseph Cobb
Atlanta
General Assembly
Senate Committee
Alvin D. Freeman
Capitol Square
Purtell
John 8. Prather
Amoy Fox
George. Hillyer
W. J. Houston
Deogtur
Boatwright
Tennilis
W. J. Hudson
Cobb County
J. J. C. McMahan
Tary Doster
Clarke County
Colonel Screven
L. L. Mundiebrooks
Covington
W. Hi. Bourne
J. W. Preston
Macon
J. WH. Martin
Hawkinaville
John W. Maddox
Rome
John C. Waddell
H. T. Davenport
Americus
Davenport
Daughters of the Confederacy
Tommorrow
Misa Mildred Rutherford
L. L. Middlebrooks
Newton County
Rutherford
W. Reed
Sons of Veterans
Thomas H. Dozier
Cobh Delaney Camp
Columbia
Normal School
F. C. Branson
Branson
Barrow
David C. Barrow
University
America
W. A. Parka
Whitesburg
General Evans
Mr. Parks
Young
Clement A. Evans
The
United Confederate Veterans
W. W. Dunbar
Augusta
John A. Cobb
John Triplett
Thomasville
Burk
A. L. Huil
W. W. Hurlbert
C. P. Hanwell
Fraudulent Use of Census Figures at Philanthropy School
New York September 28 The director of the United States census D D Durand told about efforts to prevent fraudulent use of statistics from the 1910 census. He said capable statisticians will analyze full figures and publish analyses to reveal false data by comparing them with the tabulated lists.
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New York
School of Philanthropy
Heard
D. Durand
Iista
Tobacco Pool Gains with Haggin Signing
In Lexington Kentucky James B Haggin owner of the Elmendorf estate signed his barley tobacco crop to the pooling movement. The crop covers over 300 acres and is estimated at more than 500000 pounds the largest barley tobacco pool. The fate of the pool will be decided Friday at Winchester headquarters. J H Camden with the second largest crop around 180000 pounds also joined the pool.
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J. B. Haggin
Lexington
James B. Haggin
New York
Elmendorf
Winchester
J. Hi
Camden
Stomachless Smith Still Living After Surgery
New York reports William Smith who had his stomach removed at Bushwick Hospital Brooklyn three weeks ago is thoroughly cured by doctors and can live for his natural life but must eat only pre digested foods DeGraw and others head to Raleigh for postmaster convention to begin September 29.
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New York
Wiliam Smith
Bushwick Hospital
Brooklyn
Smith
Pelham Woman Praises Cardui Tonic for Relief
Mrs E L Bigham of Pelham Georgia writes of severe weakness pains in her sides and back and swelling that kept her from work. After taking Cardui she regains strength and ability to work, endorsing the tonic for weak women and declaring it harmless and effective.
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Pelham
E. L. Bigham
Cardus
Cardui
Stegall Sidelined in Habeas Case Over Contempt
Bond Stegall fails to appear on command as legal maneuvering continues in habeas corpus proceedings. Judge Fite and Judge Newman clash with Sheriff Thurman over contempt and transfer rulings while Attorney General Hart and Solicitor General Mitler prepare for a possible appeal.
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Tate
Thurman
Fite
Stegall
Atlanta
Hart
Newman
Carter Tate
Trenton
Ita
Bond
Stegail
Juge Fite
John C. Hart
T. C. Mitler
Gauher Stegall
The
United States Court
Fire
Stagall
Atata Court
Judge Turner Nears Death In Eatonton Ga
Eatonton Georgia September 28 Special Judge J S Turner a member of the Georgia prison commission and a highly respected public servant is sinking rapidly and doctors do not expect him to live for more than a few hours He has been semi conscious during the day
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Eatonton
J. S. Turner
Georgia Prison Commission
Georgia
Mortuary notices outline several local deaths
Miss Omer A. Martin aged 22 dies at 95 Powell street. Funeral and interment to Oakwood Georgia. Mrs Rosa Glass aged 35 dies at private sanitarium. Funeral at Greenberg Bond Broomfield chapel. Interment Oakland cemetery. Mary Frances Saye daughter of Edward and Mrs Saye dies at 328 Luckie street. Funeral and interment Oakland cemetery. William Lambert dies suddenly. funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment Oakland cemetery. Coroner finds neuralgia of the heart. William Clarence Love six dies at 202 Hast avenue. Funeral private at residence. interment West View. Mrs UG Iviusannown dies at West Baker street. survived by husband, two sons, one daughter, two sisters, two brothers. Body taken to Barclay Brandon for burial. arrangements later. Dr R A Jones dies at Monticello after three days illness. funeral tomorrow afternoon. survived by wife and three children.
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Omer A. Martin
Powell Street
A. J. Martin
Oakwood
Rosa Glass
Philip Glass
Greenberg, Bond & Broomfield
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Frances Saye
Edward D. Saye
Luckie Street
Kate Jolly
A. R.holder
William Lambert
Church of the Immaculate Conception
W. E
John
Peter
G. Keeney
G. W. Brown
William Clarence Love
A. W. Cook
Hast Avenue
West View
UG. Iviusanown
West Baker Street
Cooper
John Williamso
Mary Williamson
R. Mi Allen
Presbyterian Hospital
T. B. Hamilton
Thomason
J.D. Minor, Jr
Macon
W. M. Minor
Savannah
J. D. Minor
Barclay & Brandon
R. A. Jones
Monticello
RA. Jones
Fill Home
Jones
Parade of 20000 Men and 54 Floats in Hudson Fulton Parade
New York September 28 crowds line streets for a two hour parade reviewing three centuries of scenes in giant figures. Two million spectators along a five mile route watch 20000 men and 54 floats pass before envoys of 21 nations. Royal attendees include Vice President Sherman, Admirals Le Pord and Seymour, Governor Hughes, and Prince Kuni.
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New York
Hudson-Fulton
George B. McClellan
Herman Rieder
Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission
Fhe
George NT
Stony Point
Andre
Washington
James 8. Sherman
le Pord
Seymour
Hughes
Seth Low
Prince Kuni
Japan
von Koester
Beton Schroeder
Atlantic
Q. C. Howard
Supreme Court
Brewer
Tammany
Trigh
Washington Square
Cook and Whitney dispute over pole claim
In New York on September 28 Dr. Cook approved Whitney's remarks praising his conduct and denying any bias. Whitney said he found both Cook and Peary courteous, while Peary prepares to publish documents challenging Cook's North Pole claim. General Hubbard notes Peary's facts may speak for themselves.
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Dr. Cook
Commander Peary
Cook
Whitney
New York
Peary
Bar Harbor
Robert E. Peary
Frederick A. Cook
Hubbard
Animated Icicle Cook Advances To Pole
On March 26 we advanced toward the pole using a pedometer and dead reckoning for position. We reached latitude 4 degrees 24 minutes and longitude 6 degrees 53 minutes as a brisk storm gathered on the western horizon. We strengthened igloos and prepared for a blow tomorrow hoping for a clear horizon and a rest day. The long marches without rest have dampened our enthusiasm.
Sleeping Bag and Ice World of March Storm
In harsh daily life a sleeping bag becomes a rare comfort amid long marches and frigid nights. The narrative details warm drinks, pemmican rations, and fur clothing as a crew endures a brutal storm with wind, cold, and shelterless travel, seeking rest inside the bag and persevering through the elements.
Girl Shoots Self Near Santa Fe Cliff in Despair
Mystery over the death of Shreveport teacher Montgomery is solved as the despondent girl reportedly went to a mountain cliff near Santa Fe New Mexico. She shot herself and lay in a canyon for four days, initially feared to be a crime. Rochester Wins Pennant in Eastern League. Rochester ends pennant drought since 1901 after securing the league title in New York on September 28.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Trade Montgomery
Shreveport
Rochester
New York
Secont
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Davis
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HR. P. Ailen
N. C
Judge Turner
William Clarence Cook
B. c. Williamson
Taamenn
New York Harbor
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Governor Fort
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Bronx
Pole
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