Anti Dispensary Sentiment Strong In South Carolina
Returns from Newberry county show Tillman as United States senator with 1 403 votes and multiple county races reflecting anti dispensary sentiment. The piece notes winners and margins for state offices, contest dynamics and widespread anti dispensary feeling echoed by Tillman at polling places.
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South Carolina
Newberry
D. C
Newberry County
United States
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Anser
Blease
Brunson
Jones
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McMahan
Sloan
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Morrison
Ragin
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Jennings
Boyd
Haskell
Martin
Goes Ei
Youma
Cansler
Sellers
Sullivan
Summersett
Wharton
Congress
Aiken
Boggs
McCormick
Stranger Dies on Pass through Americus Identified as Dr. C. J. Lincoln
An unidentified man died suddenly while passing through Americus on a passenger train. Authorities say he is Dr. C. J. Lincoln from Ann Harbor, Michigan, with a sister and mother in Atlanta. The relatives could not be confirmed by the mayor's office.
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Cordele
C. J. Lincoln
Ann Harbor
Mich
Atlanta
Bird Shot Hits Two in Glenn Street Incident
A man named Charlie Davis fired at a mad dog on Glenn Street Thursday morning. The shot wounded two bystanders, White and Gresham, as the dog and vehicle witnesses led to a car collision. Davis was arrested for shooting within city limits.
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Glenn Street
Dim White
Austin Gresham
Davis
A. H. Cochran
Gresham
L. A. Curtis
Acting Recorder Sid Holland Sidesteps A Puzzling Case
An opera bouffe style rehearsa l at the police court features Fifth regiment officers and a street car motorman, amid questions of responsibility for Monday night collision. Sid Holland as acting recorder defers to City Attorney Mayson for a report on militia versus street car rights, with Judge Broyles to preside again.
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Burton Smith
Palmour
J. 8. DeLoach
Ben Conyers
Preston
Broyles
James L. Mayson
Broyless
Ware and Leland Brokers Meet in Atlanta
About twenty Southern managers from Ware and Leland will gather in Atlanta for a three day stock exchange session starting Saturday and ending Tuesday. A banquet is planned at the Medmont with talks likely on the Georgia legislature act abolishing bucket shops, effective January 1 1907, Barry Lee leading Ware and Leland initiation efforts.
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Ware & Leland
Atlanta
Medmont
Georgia
Barry Lee
South Carolina seeks Georgia convicts for road work
Greenville city officials ask Georgia to lend some convicts to repair streets. The Georgia plan to hire misde meanor inmates for public road labor appears to gain traction in other states. South Carolina’s prison commission was notified Thursday by L P Slattery of Greenville, who urged a transfer. Secretary Goodloe Yancey said no law allows Georgia to farm out its convicts to another state.
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Georgia
Prison Commission
L. P. Slattery
Public Works
Greenville
D. C
Goodloe Yancey
Savannah
Georgia Prison Commission
Ita
Wife of Premier Bannerman Dies in England
Lady Campbell Bannerman, wife of the English premier, died today at Marienbad. The report from London notes her death follows in the wake of private telegraphic despatches.
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London
Lady Campbell- Bannerman
Marienbad
Trustees to Confer on 100000 College in Athens
Trustees named by Governor Terrell plan a meeting in Athens on Monday to organize the new agricultural college to be funded with 100000 dollars. The board includes J J Connor J A Thrash J Liland A J McMullin L H O Martin J Callaway R Neely J W Hennett J G Hardman D M Toughes and T G Hudson ex officio.
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Athens
Terrell Thursiay
J.J. Connor
Bartow
J. A. Thrash
Meriwether
J. L. Iland
Mitchell
A. J. McMullin
University of Georgia
J. Connor
Meiney
Terrell
Siy
George Ter Pealely
New York
Tversity
Two Negro Suspects Brought To Atlanta In Gasailant Case
Two black men suspected of being the gasailant in the Misses Lawrence case ten days earlier were lodged in Atlanta’s station house Thursday. One man named Carl Almond, 26, arrested at Norcross by Marshal Buttle, claimed to work at a railroad camp near Franklin, and denied involvement. The other, Joe Willams, captured at Howell Station, gave little usable information.
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Imoad
Atlanta
Joe Willams
Howell Station
Clerk fined for selling cigarettes to minor
Pete Alexander a clerk in a Grovk refreshment stand at Walker and Peters street was fined $10 by Acting Recorder Hancock Thy for selling a pack of cigarettes to George White, a 17 year old boy. Evidence showed the youth asked for cigarettes and received them while Officers Starnes and Coogler were in the store. The boy told officers he was 18 years old, but the report notes he was two years old. The incident is reported by Private Leaves Wire.
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Rge White
Tmy
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Aneeta
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Gaseelnome
Twan
Lake Natrandjana
Cakya-Munl
Bankhead Wins Sweeping Victory in Alabama Primary
Ex-Congressman J. H. Bankhead defeated by Richmond P. Hobson for renomination carries Alabama by a large majority for alternate senator under a provision of the last legislature. If Senator Pettus or Senator Morgan dies before their term ends, Bankhead would succeed to the United States Senate.
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Alabama
J. H. Bankhead
Richmond P. Hobson
Pettus
Morgan
Bankhead
United States
Zionist Split Over Jewish Colony Debated in Cologne
The Zionists in Cologne discuss lines of division over where a Jewish national colony should be founded. Palestine remains the preferred site for some, while African Zionists favor British- offered territory for an autonomous government. The yearlong split stems from a Zurich conference, with reconciliations hoped for but not yet realized.
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Germany
Conference of Zion
É Nerther
Ita
Zion-Zion
Palestine
Africa
Bante
Switzerland
County Tax Rate Likely Up At Wednesday Meeting
Fulton county commissioners prepare for next Wednesdays session to decide the county tax rate for the coming year. Officials hint at a possible rise as expenses have grown, including a new county police force and housing needs. With a 1 mill levy initially seen as insufficient, the board weighs raising the rate to cover higher costs and projected income.
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Fulton County
White man fined ten for assault on Negro
Ernest Noslor a white man and Meade a Negro were arrested Wednesday afternoon at Deachtree and Marietta for disorderly conduct. In court acting Recorder Hancock fined Naylor ten dollars and costs for being drunk and for contempt of court. a prior charge of drunkenness was noted.
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Meade
Deachtree Aml
Marietta Atrevte
Heaum
Thiretay II
Hancock
Naylor
Widow Faints At Grave Of Husband In Welch
Private Wire reports from Hinton West Virginia that at a graveside near Welch a widow watched as her husband was laid to rest. Mrs Spark Hyman suffered a fatal heart attack during the vigil, collapsing at the scene.
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Hinton
W. Va
Welch
Spark Hyman
Terrorists Plan Reign of Blood in czar realm
Geneva dispatch reports Net sikof arrives in the city as the leading Russian revolutionary figure. Vietlikoff says terrorists reject pacific methods and see the assault on Premier Stolypin and the execution of General Mina as the first signs of a new era among revolutionists.
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London
Geneva
Netsikof
Vietlikoff
Stolypin
Min
Precautions at General Von Liarliarsky Funeral
Warsaw dispatch reports remarkable measures at the funeral of General Von Liarliarsky acting military governor and Fifth Army Corps commander after his murder on August 27. Authorities ordered shop closings, shutters, no pedestrians, and halted traffic. Mounted police and Cossacks led the cortege with firearms ready to quell any disturbance.
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Liarliarsky
Warsaw
von Liarliarsky
Fifth Army Corps
Russian consul dies after wounding in Tientsin clash
A Russian consul wounded in an incident in Tientsin died during the night. The assailant was identified as a cessionaire contractor named Levin sky. authorities say the assassin is not a revolutionist.
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Tientsin
Levinsky
Laptew
Russian magistrate reviled as revolutionist uncovered
Klef Aug 30 The discovery today shows M Minninko an ex mining magistrate for political crime in this city is a revolutionist. A search of his home reveals the headquarters of the rebellion in this city.
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M. Minninko
Revolutionda
Ruin Drives 10 death by own action
Philadelphia Aug 30 It is officially established that Frank K Hipple president of the collapsed Real Estate Trust Company killed himself. Coroner King announced Hipple died by his own action after the impending crash. Earlier reports said laudanum and drowning in a bathroom. Hearings may decide permanent receivership for George H Earle Jr. Adolph Seegal claimed he placed millions in bonds with company officials to aid borrowings amid the collapse.
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Frank K. Hipple
King
Hipple
Bell
Alfatra
Audenreid
George H. Earle, Jr
Adboiph Seegal
Pittsburg
Altoona
Buddhism and the noble path of Cakya Mun i in Europe
The essay argues Buddhism grows in Europe, praising its morals over gods and ritual. It links Schopenhauer and theosophists to Buddhist thought, contrasts the South and North Churches, and recalls Sumangala’s openness to science. A Musée Guimet visit frames a tale of renunciation, charity, and the quest to live rightly.
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Europe
Himalaya
Kapilavathu
Thibet
Cambodia
Anam
Sumangala
Church of the South
Church of the North
Guimet
Asia
Rebel Leader Captured as Battle Near Esperanza Ends
Special report from Havana states Herman Cortez’s rebel band was defeated near Esperanza with Cortez captured and several insurgents killed. Rumors of police involvement circulate. arrests rise as many flee the city. New Orleans committee to buy 2,000 horses for the Cuban government. Artemisa fighting continues under Captain Delgado against Campos Marquez forces.
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Havana
Cuba
Herman Cortez
Esperanza
Palma
New Orleans
Aleman
Clara Province
Fama
Fuintpresmane Ee Neninte
Artemisa
Delgado
Quentin Banderas
Campos Marquez
Auction sign on boarding house advertises sale
The proprietor of the East Falr and Moore street boarding house explains that the sign “Auction” was placed to advertise the sale of the house and that a Georgian sketch depicting a procession of ladies and the sign caused merriment and offense. The Georgian apologizes sincerely.
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Moore Streets
Aucton
Dreyfus to Retire From Army in October Pension
The Patrie reports Major Alfred Dreyfus will retire from the army in October on a pension. The article also contemplates wisdom from various thinkers and shares a long anecdote from Indian legend Vasavadatta and Upagupta, highlighting themes of desire, fate, and restraint.
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