Smoot Branded Emissary of the Mormon Church
The majority report of the Senate privileges and elections committee finds Reed Smoot not entitled to Utah’s Senate seat. It accuses the First Presidency and Twelve Apostles of LDS Church of controlling Utah politics, promoting polygamy, and merging church with state, labeling Smoot as chosen by church hierarchy rather than as Utah’s accredited representative.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Smoot
First Presidency
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Twelve Apostles
United States
Mightiones
Forger Dies After Sun Stroke In Americus Work Detail
Saturday morning Munch Holloway a man convicted of forgery and sentenced to a short term on the county gang died about six hours after he began work. The cause of his death is believed to be sun stroke.
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Americus
Munch Holloway
Bride of Eight Months Ends Her Life in Macon
Kpecial to The Georgian Macon Ga June 11 Mrs Mary Parker Dunwoody wife of Felix Dunwoody assistant superintendent of the Cherokee Brieck Company of Macon shot herself through the brain at midnight last night She was 18 years old and eight months married Acute mania was cited by a physician The couple roomed apart she shot herself after they failed to open the door Coroner's jury ruled suicide
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Macon
Mary Parker Dunwoody
Felix Dunwoody
Cherokee Brieck« Company of
Dunwoody
Government Sale Halted by Local Health Authorities
Special to The Georgian reports Orleatia Louisiana health officials stopped a sale display tied to a United States government sale. The U S Swan operation involved listing articles and items including tin sea products and fish, with authorities policing the display amid concerns.
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Orleatia
United States
Seven Rush Back Into Fire Threatens Building
A terse, damaged report from Columbus June details a seven rush back into a burning building. The fragment mentions fire, death, and a private wire, but readers cannot confirm full facts or context.
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Volumbus
Ohio
Buran
Atlanta Shreveport Pirates face tough pace in humid Shreveport
In Shreveport on June 11 a long string of home wins for Atlanta set up a noon clash with the Pirates. About 800 fans watched as Elsey umpired in Pfeminger’s absence. The game featured multiple innings with Frits and Jordan on the mound and a series of hits and outs as both teams battled through early scoring and defensive plays. Later, racing reports from Gravesend and other tracks filled with results from several races, including winners such as Cave Adams and Thomond, plus odds and times from the day’s card.
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Atlanta
Pirates
Elsey
Nashville
Pfeminger
Billy Smith
Hughes
Gilks
Frits
Dick Croaler
Winters
Sid Smith
King
I Evans
Gilkes
Clark
Evans
Gillies
Baseball Highlights and Scattered Plays From Odd Inning Action
Fragmented baseball jitter shows early inning pressure with no hits until later. Winters plates a triple and scores while Graffius throws wild to third on an otherwise quiet frame. Multiple line drives, infield outs, and early pitching notes color a turbulent game plus scattered references to teams and umpires.
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Morse
Evers
Daley
King
Hughes
Hess
Abstein
Graffius
Jordan
Winters
Smith
Staith
Bryan Says Too Early To Talk On Democracy And Socialism
Special cable from Berlin reports William J. Bryan in Berlin discussing the difference between democracy and socialism. He argues democracy protects competitive principles while socialism seeks public ownership to end competition. He urges the Democratic platform to pursue progress and reform and to avoid ties with corporate interests and trusts. He warns private monopolies raise prices and lower quality, contrasting private and public interests. He plans to leave for St Petersburg, then New York around late August. He dismisses early moves in the 1908 party conventions as not to be taken seriously.
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Malcolm Clarke
Berlin
William J. Bryan
St. Petersburg
New York
Bryan
United States
Democratic Party
Uncle of Roosevelt Is Seriously Ill
Robert F. E. Pomenvett, aged uncle of the president and a long-time public figure in New York, lies seriously ill at his summer home on Lotos Lake Bayneville. He has been confined to the house since arriving three weeks ago, after a year of declining health. He is 77 and previously active in business and car travel.
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New York
Robert FE. Pomenvett
Lotos Lake
Bayneville
Roosevelt
Jotos Lake
Por
Ager
Gentry
Base
Ernest Juff
Atlanta Ice and Company
Slaer
Bet Bee
Ie Brewery
Jday
Mother Rescues Child From Frenzied Mad Dog
A mother, Mia Cate, of 42 Crew Street, fought a mad stray dog to shield her four year old daughter Lillian during a noon attack. The dog, not belonging to the family, appeared rabid and was dispatched by Officer Luck after police were notified. Lillian suffered minor scratches but no bite, and precautions were taken against possible hydrophobia.
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Mia
George W. Cate
Mra
Land
Luck
Nit
Pate
Cate
Gas leak overcomes Atlanta worker in Edgewood excavation
Thomas A. Terry of the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company escaped from a ten foot edge on Edgewood avenue at Butler street when gas leaked from a gun main after heavy rain exposed the trench. He searched for assistance, collapsed, was carried to Grady hospital, revived, and was reported not seriously hurt.
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Gan
Thomas A. Terry
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Edgewood Avenue
Butler Street
Grady Hospital
Terry
Thomas Terry
Stockade
Child Saved from Deadly Bite at Houseyard Incident
Mrs. Cate heard piercing screams from her child and rushed outside to intervene when a tense moment unfolded. A young boy, not fully grown, escaped a fatal bite due to his smaller size preventing the serpent from reaching the throat, ending the danger.
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Beleane
Cate
Jyard
Waa
Medical Practitioners Set Scientists Bones
Auto wreck in Brighton district injures thirty four Christian Scientists visiting Boston for a temple dedication. Brakes failed on a sightseeing car, it ran down Commonwealth Hill and overturned into Kenilworth Golf Club grounds. Most injured treated locally. several in hospital or under Christian Science care. Names and details of injured listed with limited conditions.
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Boston
Mass
Christan
Brighton
Commonwealth Hill
Ie Kenilworth Golf Club
Minn Seaweren
Aleo
Irene
Kansas
Soman
John Binfane
Roosevelt orders inquiry by Bonaparte in Wynne case
New York June 11 President Roosevelt directs Secretary Bonaparte to investigate allegations by Marine Corporal Wynne that a court martial was convened over personal jealousy of Lieutenant Commander Bryan. The report aims to determine if bias or improper motives influenced the proceedings.
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Bonaparte
New York
President Roosevelt
Abe F. Wynne
Marine Corps
Bryan
Tan Eae
Prices Jump Ten Cents a Hundred Hurt Ice Peddlers
Atlanta residents faced a sudden ten cent rise per hundred on ice prices without warning. Officials cited increased costs and competition among ice sellers. The Atlanta Ice and Coal Company claimed the rate matches seasonal norms, while peddlers faced higher delivery charges and altered rebates. Local inquiries noted the price hikes affected consumers and sparked public attention.
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Atlant and Coal Company
Mond Street
A Jantic
Tee Company
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