Sneaking Moros Kill Americans in Mindanao
Private Leased Wire reports Lieutenant Edward C. Bolton and an American named Christian were murdered by Moro chief Mun alayor after hosting them at his plantation near Davao. Fear of a religious war grows as Moros move against American residents. Colonel W. Scott leads regulars and island constabulary to subdue the area. Chief Mangalayon and his two brothers are arrested as suspects.
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Manila
Mindanao
Edward C. Bolton
Christian
Munalayor
Aieutenant Bolton
Davao
Mangalayon
W. 8. Scott
Three Burned In Afternoon Fire At Pryor Street
W. J. Stoddard owner of Stoddard's Dye and Cleaning Works at 85 North Pryor street suffered severe burns to head and arms from a gasoline explosion. Assistant Chief Press and Max Secaree were burned, a negro boy unaccounted for. Stoddard taken to Grady Hospital, building owned by Hoke Smith damaged.
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W. J. Stoddard
Stoddard
North Pryor Street
Max Secaree
Iis End Arms
Grady Hospital
Georgia Cotton Crop Damaged Up To Twenty Five Percent
Georgia officials report the cotton crop damaged significantly by recent heavy rains winds and cool conditions. Commissioner T G Hudson notes worse damage in south and central Georgia with risk of lice outbreaks and replanting needs. Continued cloudy cool weather threatens grass takeovers while farmers await sun. Columbus picks up pitcher McKnight after release from Americus and he wins debut for Columbus 6 to 0.
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Georgia
T. G. Hudson
Hudson
South
Middle
North
South Georgia
Dar 25
C. B. Stevens
Railroad Commission
Bride of Six Months Tries Suicide After Dinner Dispute
Carrie Lancaster, a 20 year old newlywed, swallowed laudanum after a quarrel with her husband C. M. over dinner. She survived two prior attempts and told reporters she planned to quit suicide. She described the dispute and his departure, and said she hoped her husband would return.
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Carrie Lancaster
C. M
Louise Stree
Meera Pease
Pseerent Ee Ee
Grady
Jeff
St. Louia
Grady Hospital
Mia.Lancaster
Cunning Kimono Covers Nude Nymph in Window Scene
The fragmentary report describes a woman in a kimono at a window, with risqué imagery and visitors described as friends. The text mentions Torrey's hemp and a street store, with references to a creation of pink and a nymph figure appearing in a window reading scene.
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Geo
Torrey
Fiabaina
Explosion on Haverford Kills Nine and Injures Forty
A collision of cargo removal on the steamer Haverford caused a devastating explosion. Notably, all crew members were killed or injured, with up to forty wounded, some mortally. The cargo, including linseed cake, ignited, and investigators consider possibilities from naptha to anarchist foul play. The vessel, built in 1901, is insured by its operator.
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Liverpool
England
Haverford
Ak Ie
Tahy Rae
Cntrgo
Enon
Clyde Bank
Scotland
Southwark
Kensington
International Mercantile Marine Company
Combination
Prince Murder Sparks Revolt Across Regions
Prince Henrik Deen, a loyal marshal of the nobility, was assassinated in Sm. Green Weat amid rising liberal opposition. The news alarms conservative factions as agrarian unrest grows and governor appeals for troops to quell outbreaks. Soldiers in Moscow and Kiev districts are prone to mutinous conduct. Moscow University students organize public meetings defying authorities.
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Moscow
Kieff
Moscow University
All Home Comers Celebrate Despite Rain in Kentucky
In Louisville Kentucky crowds celebrate with music and Foster melodies. A Foster statue model was unveiled after an invocation and speeches by Jerry South of Arkansas and R W Miller of Richmond Kentucky. The event honors Stephen C Foster for writing My Old Kentucky Home and other songs.
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Loulaville
Kentucky
Stephen C. Foster
Foster
Black Joe
Thinnong
E. L. Howell
Jerry South
Arkansas
R. W. Miller
Richmond
Mra
Allegheny
Jessie Wince Howe
G'Athy Janes Rowe
Stephens New Collins Foster Rose
Fentieny
Joe
Governor Folk Responds To Jerome In Missouri Probe
Private New York captures Governor Folk replying to Jerome criticisms about Missouri bribery cases. Folk asserts bribery indictments reached courts, were mishandled by higher courts, and defends prosecutorial actions. He says there was no corruption under his term and stresses appellate courts complicate prosecutions. He argues prosecutors must pursue the guilty despite difficult appeals.
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New York
Polk
Folk
Missouri
Jerome
Polkraya
Roosevelt's Uncle Robert B Roosevelt Dies at 77
Robert B. Roosevelt a Democrat with national prominence and Roosevelt’s uncle died at his Sayville home after a long illness at age 77. He served as treasurer of the Democratic National Committee during the Cleveland campaign and was active in public life, including military service in the Spanish American War. He left the practice of law decades ago and remained engaged in public affairs. He leaves sons John and others, with a widow and connections to the Roosevelt family.
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New York
Robert B. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sayville
S. 1
Lasgue
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Manhattan Ctul Club
Sena
Municipal
Ciy
Rooseveltat
Johrr
Eneh Write
Fortesque
Dynamiting gang member killed in Tennessee water clash
Memphis dated June 14 reports John Parker and an unknown companion were blown apart while dynamiting game fish as part of a gang plot to conspire with a man named Will Blephenson to kill Gah by explosion.
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Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
John Parker
Will ‘Blephenson
Gah
Fight of liquor men waxes to white heat at Populist convention
The Georgia Populists move to place a full state ticket before the party. At the Kimball House in Atlanta, the state executive committee voted 7 to 3 to oppose county discretion and nominate a full slate including Sandicote for territorial and state offices. The session was heated with names like Yancey Carter J H Parrish J A Bodamner and Fleetwood present. Maude Hines attended but did not speak.
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Atlanta
Sandicote
Kimball House
William Phillips
Cobb County
Yancey Carter
Hart
J. H. Partrish
J. A. Bodaamer
Seventh Way
Fleetwood
Rome
Maude Hines
Seasion
Olay
Prohibition debate hots up at liquor license hearing
At a Wednesday tax ordinance meeting the wholesale liquor group sought to keep licenses at 200 while retail pressures rose to 400. Attorney Ligon Johnson attacked the wholesale and retail trust tactics, alleging deceit in petitions and an artificial whisky claim. The council shied from a 600 license hike, restoring a prior level before reintroducing Wednesday’s changes.
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Ligon Johnson
Council
Gallina
Arnold & Ar+ hold
Winn
Johnson
Nquor
Bluthenthal & Bienes
One Man Killed and Another Wounded by Convict
Special to The Georgian. Wadley Ga June 14 Marshal Morrison of Midville was shot to death and J J Pope of this place fatally wounded in a bold escape by convict Smith who was serving a twenty year term in the penitentiary and escaped after the dash for liberty A reward of 100 was offered for his arrest and officers and citizens in the area have hunted for him for several days
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Wadley
Marshal Morrison
Midville
J. J. Pope
Smith
Georgia Battleship Proves Fastest in U S Navy
Rockland Maine June 14 The new battleship Georgia built at Bath Maine reached 19.26 knots during a four hour endurance run off the Maine coast establishing herself as the fastest battleship in the American navy. The result exceeded by six one hundredths knots the speed reported for the New Jersey during a prior trial.
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Rockland
Georgia
Bath (Me.) Iron Works
Maine
New Jersey
New England
Iron “Works
Joseph ‘Terrelli
George Gocuia
Two Southern Railroads Expected to Enter Interchangeable Mileage Plan
Central of Georgia and F railroad have long opposed but now near approval to join the nationwide mileage interchange. Southern roads may sign in soon, with changes to routes and tickets effective July 1, after substantial costs to reconfigure lines and machinery.
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Central of Georgia
Tlon
Grant Roads
Central
N Southern
South
Escaping convict shot by guard in Georgia camp
In Trenton Georgia on June 14 a guard at a convict camp five miles from town shot and killed an escaping prisoner as he attempted to board a train. The convict was shot at long range after being intercepted near the mountain camp.
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Trenton
Durmar
Mountain
Rain Thursday and Friday Forecast Shocks Weather Experts
The piece presumes continuing rain with Thursday and Friday forecasts, noting unusual wet weather this week. It attributes the pattern partially to the arrival of Jack Princes in town and mentions a higher-than-expected precipitation level and temperatures around 60 degrees for Thursday.
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Jack Princes
B B and B raid and confiscation referenced
The note recalls a historic raid aimed at confiscating fraudulent liquors and mentions B and B operating gains. It laments undercover confiscations and hints that independents faced tactics to limit their business. The text references an incident where B and B allegedly used employees during late hours and a car disappearance, with continuation promised on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thenthal & Bickert
Aquor Bluthedithal & Ert
Reta
Nelle
The Jungle and Its Nation Shaped by a Book’s Rise
The Georgia press declares Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle a nation stirring work that spurred the president and Congress to action. It promises serialized installments in The Atlanta Georgian and Hearst Syndicate distribution, urging readers to follow the gripping fiction that exposes packers' practices and urban-industrial greed.
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Tts
Upton Stclair
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McKnight
Amiens
Rae
Hidirbegoff
Joseph Folk
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Central and
Packers
Upton Sinclair
Packingtown
United States
Boston
Audi
Hearer Syndicate
States Pass
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