Griggs Heads to Washington En Route from Atlanta
Congressman James M Griggs Republican chair of the congressional campaign committee passed through Atlanta Monday en route to Washington to take the situation in hand He did not know the outcome of the dollar call or the fall election outlook He will spend time between New York and Chicago where Socrate will have headquarters Congressman Lloyd of Missouri runs the Western headquarters in Chicago.
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Better Meat Bill Is To Be Fought
Letters from Atlanta citizens praise meat inspection efforts and urge passage of a city ordinance to protect residents from unclean meat. Messages describe past cases of mislabeling and concealment, urging officials to act despite opposition and noting improved standards would benefit the community.
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Walter A. Taylor
Atlanta
Life of the Czar Threats and Assassination in Russia
Report from Luga notes Colonel killed as a regimental member travels to join governor general staff. Reign of terror described with female executioners and mass fury. General Min, detested for harsh crackdowns, is killed when his wife and daughter witness a fortuitous shooting at Peterhof station. The daughter fires, Min struggles, guards arrive, the assailant restrained.
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Turbulent Moscow plots and bomb attacks shake empire
A violent wave of imperial unrest erupts as a girl with a bomb threat is captured on the platform and a note warns autocracy of Rus sa. Assassination attempts target the czar and M Stolypin amid a string of bombs. Police and soldiers clash with attackers. outbreaks hit Elizabethpol Bendgin Charkoff and Orekhoff. Bands seize forms, cash, and valuables totaling thousands of rubles.
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Engagement of Mr Day and Miss Allen Announced
The engagement of Leonard Day of New York to Adelaide Allen of Atlanta is announced with Roosevelt’s previous praise noted. Allen, a Farmount Seminary graduate and trained musician, met Day in Washington during last winter. Day is a Columbia University graduate and a member of a prominent New York law firm.
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Atlanta
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George Pierce Allen
Spring Street
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New York
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Washington
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Fitchburg
Mass
Columbia University
Dan Cupid
Uate
Farmount Seminary
Jews Excommunicate Editor Joe Liebling in Chicago
Delegates representing Orthodox Jewish congregations in Chicago vote to excommunicate Joe Liebling editor of the Jewish Daily Press as a traitor to his race and faith. A ban on befriending him is approved and copies of the resolutions are to be sent worldwide. The rabbi reads him out of the synagogue fellowship, while his wife and son remain unimpacted as innocent parties.
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Jewish Daily Press
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Rab Epstein
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Head of Rebel Junta Bids Andrade to a Duel
Colonel Charles M. Aguirre head of the rebel Junta in Cuba reacts to a Havana interview by General Freyere Andrade ex-secretary of the Interior now speaker of the house. Aguirre writes a challenge to a duel selecting arms and a grave outside Cuba on the Mexican frontier.
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New York
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Havana
Freyere Andrade
Interior
House of Representatives
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Cpee
Cuba
Southern preacher Blames Courts for Lynching Bees
New York Aug 27 The Rev Dr Richard Wilkinson of Monroe La spoke at Metropolitan Temple on Sunday night blaming lawyers and judges for lynching bees saying if courts did their full duty there would be no need Pine bees The sermon title was A Southern Man's View
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New York
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Monroe
Metropolitan Temple
County Police To Add Thirty Six Men In Three Districts
County commissioners approved expanding the force by 36 deputies to three district headquarters. Twelve to thirty-six new posts were to be staffed, with six paid special deputies per militia district and officers to be chosen by the men. Locations and exact roles unsettled. recruitment underway.
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J. W. Nelms
Henry
M." Wood
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Gore
Saert
Atlanta
Western Union telegraph building nearing completion in Brunswick
Special to The Georgian Brunswick Ga August 27 The Western Union Telegraph Company's new phone building on west street is nearly finished and workers are stringing wires moving office furniture and setting furnishings in place ready for business by tomorrow Special Car for Delegates The Hoke Smith Club of Brunswick plans to send the entire executive committee as alternates with two delegates to the state convention likely in a special car Church work resumes at Haunawick Meth church construction delays caused by skilled labor shortages push completion to January 1 Steamer Nan Elizabeth to Macon en route with freight from Brunswick Chattooga County Fair slated October 38 and 19 the fair grows into county wide event Malaria danger noted Old Standard Groves Tasteless Chill Tonle praised for building up children Stables destroyed at Stillmore main livery and sales stables burned causing heavy loss
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Rebels Scattered as Cuban Troops Hold Line
Reports from Havana say minimal fighting in the past day with rumors of major battles denied. Government officials refuse amnesty, while rebels led by Bentón and Montalvo gain recruits amid scattered skirmishes near Cacobal, Guanes, and Santa Clara. Ex-Congressman Mendieta and Captain Aranaw are captured with $5,000 intended for arms purchases.
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Funston Says Cuba Situation Is Serious
General Funston at American Lake in Tacoma expresses that the Cuba crisis is serious and cannot predict the outcome. He notes awareness of key insurgent figures and potential government trouble. Palma asserts the revolution will be stamped out, claiming no trouble in Matanzas, Camagüey or Santiago.
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Hoke Smith's Son Undergoes Appendectomy
Marion Smith, son of Governor-elect Hoke Smith, underwent a successful appendectomy Monday morning at the Smith home on West Peachtree Street performed by Dr McRae. The patient faced a prior attack weeks ago but recovered and planned surgery after his father's campaign. Governor-elect Hoke Smith did not attend his Peters Building office that day.
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Peters
Alternate senator race draws Alabama primary attention
Birmingham dispatch notes the Alabama general primary on August 27 centers on the new alternate senator race. The post creates a seat for a senator in waiting due to four year terms and upcoming vacancies from Morgan and Pettus. If a vacancy occurs the legislature or governor fills the seat, while the highest and second highest vote getters would fill the two possible slots.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
South
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Montgomery
John T. Morgan
Edmund W. Pettus
Morgan
United States Senate
Senator Pettus
Pettus
Free Pass Mandate Hits Dead Head Army
An interstate rate bill ends free passes for travel between states, forcing rail workers, reporters, show promoters, and many officials to pay fares. Congress also bans half rates except for Standard Oil officials, while intra state travel remains unrestricted. Passes vanish midnight Monday as railroads issue notices.
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State House
Wrightsville Beach
Gay New York
Atlanta
PS Ee
State Line
Deadli Js
Standard Oil Company
Union
Aera
Passes for officials of common carriers raise public doubt
The law grants passes for officials of common carriers while Standard Oil is described as a common carrier in another context. The public contemplates that if John D Rockefeller and his family take a leisure trip it will not add a cent to the price of oil.
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Standard Oil Company
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